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The true prepper!

https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-51835946

lol ya, although at least it’s a step up from what he had going. Bit of a slow burn, but came to a head fast at the end. The Alucard subplot outcome was telegraphed from a mile away, although the super dark spot at the end was troubling considering his character. During the infinity...

you can tell what that guy smells like just by appearance. Haven’t bathed in a year, with notes of cheap vodka and San Fran sidewalk.

Right. Even the most hardcore gun rights states recognize that drunk + firearms is a really, really bad idea.

Given how the show has unfolded, 3 seasons would work about right. Glad they get a chance to wrap it up.

lol that is like that FO76 exploit where people were doing that

Mei was already banned

That's why they are killing all the characters people remember from TNG/Voyager. They probably know people will have 0 emotional attachment to the new crew, so they sacrifice characters you actually know for quick shock value. Wouldn't half surprise me if 7 of 9 dies in the next episode...

Neelix was annoying, but his character was written that way. I think there was an episode where Tuvok has to move in with him and Tuvok goes nuts lol

Succubus Catherine was the only true choice in the end (ruler of hell or time travel one)

lol wtf? @ 23 seconds

Yes, the change on that was odd, but the end result was so damned good lol

Picard: Wesley, you've returned! Wesley: Yes, Picard. I've learned amazing abilities that will for sure be able to assist you in... *Romulan lady appears and chops off Wesley's head* Picard: Wtf, noo! *Q Appears* Q: Fear not, Mon Capitan, I'll just revive him and.. *Romulan lady uses anti-Q...

Pretty decent. Books 5 and 6 encompass the same story arc, then 7 and 8 are a different story arc (which technically starts at the end of 6, so to speak)

I remember the animation and graphics were so insanely good back then compared to what we were used to

Agent USA was a weird game, but I loved the shit out of this as a kid

Ut oh

MCH did get heavily simplified, although the heat/overheat juggle was kind of a pain in the ass.

The guy who played Tuvok was in that TNG episode where the Enterprise is empty because it is being sterilized and some thieves try to take the ship.

Ya, the underwater tunnels work great for that. I have one base where I dug below sea level and made the underwater tunnels, then I used terrain restoration to bury it. I setup a teleporter to get down there

I’ve found a couple planets with no evil weather and setup some bases there. One is an anomaly planet with metal shapes everywhere, other is an Earth like planet with good balance of water and land.

Death Trek continues...

Lol get wrecked Hanzo mains

Ya, that's why people kept telling him to play McCree. McCree is a hero where good aim is definitely rewarded.

Ya, you could literally spend hours exploring a single planet and the game has literally billions of them.

I haven’t watched the show since Carl and Rick left

Flying will be nice in some of the older zones if you’re trying to gather

Ya, no guarantee that we get any show beyond the Inaros/Belter arc. If they do, awesome. If not, you can still get a satisfactory finale.

Not much. Wynona Earp and Van Helsing come to mind, but I don't really watch either of them (used to watch Wynona when I was bored, it's very Lost Girl-like).

I can’t even recall what she sounded like because i last played that game 13 years ago lol

The show runners said they crafted the final episode so it could work as a finale, so I suspect it will be like the S4 ending: concludes some storylines, but leaves the door open for continuation. I suspect it will draw heavily from the book 3 ending since they introduced the world seed and...

Some companion actors left on their own I’m pretty sure.

Canceled by Syfy. Season finale will be the series finale :(

The teleporter in the Queen Chamber was from an episode of Voyager. Some civilization had a super teleporter which worked over 10s of thousands of light years, but they refused to give Voyager the tech because the Federation wasn't advanced enough to be trusted with the tech. So apparently the...

That's probably why the plot is "real life people in monster hunter world". Pretty much writes itself.

I forget how it goes, but you have guest stars and recurring guest stars. Recurring guest star would be like Garak on DS9, guest star would be Q on TNG. It has to do with frequency of appearance and how the compensation is handled.

I don't think any of the callback roles are regulars.