valondar.bsky.social
@VK_HM on twitter, Val (or valondar) most places. Autistic. Trans woman. (she/her) Injection date: 22/09/24. Dublin, Ireland.
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the reason i'm ever optimistic is because bluesky has a near-monopoly on trans folks, the strongest per-capita posting demographic on earth. it's like having all the kenyan marathon runners.
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Also I mean Rick Moranis, that pays for itself.
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Honestly the jokes stick with me less because they were in the movie and more because they were all over Star Wars and Trek fan websites in the late 90s. The film was as part of the language of that end of nerd culture as Monty Python.
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Do a bunch of easy jokes about new Star Wars and things of its ilk. Try your hand at some Brooksy vaudeville bits. Maybe you do it well and it’s a good movie. Maybe you don’t. Either way it’ll feel right
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It’s really not. Great model work. Couple of jokes burrowed into my brain forever. But then there’s a whole movie attached to those
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This is a great point. I remember Bill Mumy’s observation about his one DS9 episode was how utterly tired and exhausted everyone was (Babylon 5 did apparently far less overtime.)
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Ah well. Syfy has a show I love called the Ark and its third season is in production.
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I see people saying this would be a great plot on 30 Rock kids the band is doing a reunion tour they are definitely putting something like this in there.
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Hey!
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Whenever they do come over (if they do) that'll be key.
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Good!
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Good!
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Yep!
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Hey it has the most high profile cast for a Trek show like, ever. Helen Hunt, Paul Giamatti,
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They do seem like real Coworker Shows
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Yeah. Wild how that is true but it is what it is.
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Would not surprise me especially given the truncated order for season five.
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Maybe. They are big on glut but they are mostly betting on like Taylor Sheridan shows more than they do Trek now (new one of those every few days feels like.) At one point we had new Trek every month; that is far in the rear view mirror.
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This leaves Starfleet Academy as potentially becoming the only Trek show on the air, but given we have three seasons of Strange New Worlds left to air it would not reach that status until its fourth or third season (if it gets one) and there are still Trek shows at least notionally in development.
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That’s not the issue actually. It’s not that people do not talk about sports (one of my mutuals on this site is a professional sports writer) but, by volume, it’s not got an active sports posting community the way Twitter does.
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Yeah that’s the same cross section that would suggest everyone knows about discord.
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thinking about the recruiter at the mall when i was 18 who asked me if i ever thought about enlisting and i was like “nah dude i hate imperialism” and he straight up was like “yeah man me too they lied to me and now they got me in a mall lying to kids like a creep have a good one”
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The most high profile references to Bluesky are on like Rachel Maddow and the Jon Stewart show. That's where we're at.
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I do get the love for Les Miz though. I have to hand it to him there.