I dunno, man. I heard he used to be a gardener.
Vir: "I'm sorry. I wish there was something that I could do, but... I tried telling them, but they wouldn't listen. They never listen. I'm sorry."
G'kar pulls a knife and slices open his own hand. In time with the blood dripping from his hand, he says-
G'kar: "Dead, dead, dead, dead, dead, dead, dead, dead, dead, dead, dead. How do you apologize to them?"
Vir: "I can't."
G'kar: "Then I cannot forgive."
Probably aroumd the time replicators became widespread, so, during The Lost Era.
The Clone Wars takes a long time to really find its footing, and still has some duds after it does, but the highs are amazing.
Sounds more like a non-linear diet.
I really want this line in Lower Decks. It would fit right in.
It's Dorn's delivery. He and Stewart could make any of their lines sound epic, no matter how cheesy the episode was
Hey, I kinda liked that episode.
Part of the problem is that they seem to think S31 are the good guys.
And can you blame him? It's a fantastic look.
Characters wander in and out of the story with little logic, the Dominion plot line just kind of trails off, and all of Starfleet vs Starbase 1 was kind of silly.
But Shaw is an amazing character, Vadic is fun to watch, the TNG crew got a far better send off than Nemesis, and the acting is fantastic. The fanservice of seeing the Ro, Shelby, Moriarty, and the E-D again was also fantastic as someone who grew up watching TNG with my dad.
The season has problems, but I love it anyway.
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It's like an RV, but with warp and replicators. What's not to like?