Haka’s a bit sad that he may not be liked. His opinion of himself is often more based on the opinions of others than he’d like.
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    February 23rd, 2012
Haka’s a bit sad that he may not be liked. His opinion of himself is often more based on the opinions of others than he’d like.
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I say throw them in a shuttle with no warp capabilities, inform the commander of the Remulan vessels where they are, and see how long it takes them to get around to making a decision!
No, No do it he Star Trek TNG way give them asylum then spend the rest of the episode being completely bloody useless and then resolve the the entire problem with a complete ass pull to restore the status quo.
I’m pretty sure Captain Bob Smith isn’t Picard!
Of course not. He has more hair.
More relevantly: I pretty much called this one, but geez, another coup? How’d these guys ever form a stable government long enough to threaten anyone?
Since when has LSG been concerned with the status quo? Or, at least, restoring it by the end of the “episode”?
For the record I thought Bob hated the red alert lighting?
I don’t know about Bob but can we please turn of the red alert visual indicator good Dr Legostar. Due to my, shall we say visual impairment, these strips are almost impossible to read.
and by read I mean look at the pictures
it’ll get turned off soon.
I always loved how strangers, aliens, and even hostile powers were permitted to visit the Enterprise Bridge on Star Trek. What are the odds I could just visit the bridge of the SeaWolf for no good reason?
At least ,in LSG, it makes for good comedy.
I’ve just realised that Robin looks like a Cyclops in every single panel.