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Originally Posted by Nate the Great

Awhile back I asked for which five non-animated, pre-2000, non-Star Wars movies you'd like to see in a theater again. Well, I'm going to ask again, but with a few changes.


PNQ: If you could see any ten theatrical movies in a theater again, which ones?


You can ask for Star Wars or animated now.

I don't know, but I saw Close Encounters since then and it was worth it. The detail on the mothership on a big screen . . . mmm.

Originally Posted by Nate the Great

Today's SF Debris updated review is "Coming of Age" and the following occurs to me...


PNQ: We know that the conspiracy was eventually revealed to be the bluegills, but what if it was Section 31 being sloppy and Starfleet's response was equally sloppy because they didn't have experience in such things?


Think about it for a second. The Sherman's Planet plot was only foiled because the tribbles were there, sheer luck. The Chang plot was only foiled because of Valeris' sloppiness, sheer luck. The E-D's mission was supposed to represent a new era of peace and exploration following the Kllingon treaty, but they still weren't really ready, as Q neatly showed.



Frankly the bluegill stuff should've been returned to after Gene died.

Starfleet is never competent nor is it incompetent. It is precisely as sloppy as it needs to be.