The first episode of Star Trek: Picard is out! You can watch it on CBS All Access in the US, Crave (streaming) or CTV (broadcast) in Canada, and Amazon Prime everywhere else.
Since the show is being released in a nonsense patchwork of channels, formats (and times?) we'll be enforcing a strict spoiler policy. Wrap everything up in tags and then label your tags! If something wasn't in the trailer, assume it's a spoiler to someone somewhere, and act accordingly.
EDIT: when I say "label your tags," that means, among other things, please refer to the episode number(s) you're speaking of. Obviously that isn't a big deal right now, but it's going to become one in the next few weeks and months.
I love that his final tweet is a Marjane Satrapi quote as I absolutely adore her and Persepolis. With that said, I'm incredibly sad that it is his final tweet
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When Levar Burton learned that astronaut Mae Jemison is a Star Trek fan, he invited her to have a role in an episode he directed (Second Chances, the one with the transporter-duplicate of Riker).
Feral on
every person who doesn't like an acquired taste always seems to think everyone who likes it is faking it. it should be an official fallacy.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
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No-QuarterNothing To FearBut Fear ItselfRegistered Userregular
Damn...
Rene was an accomplished actor and he has both my respect, and a solid place in my childhood.
Off the beaten path- let's talk about his work for the Legacy of Kain videogame series, specifically Soulreaver forward
(This is a full mish-mash including Tony Jay (RIP), Michael Bell (81), and Simon Templeman (65))
He was great in everything that he was in. I’m replaying the Uncharted series and was literally watching his characters premiere scene in Uncharted 2 when the news came over my phone.
The Odo and Quark episodes of DS9 are some of the best. Hell my boyfriend just watched The Ascent yesterday.
Rene was an accomplished actor and he has both my respect, and a solid place in my childhood.
Off the beaten path- let's talk about his work for the Legacy of Kain videogame series, specifically Soulreaver forward
(This is a full mish-mash including Tony Jay (RIP), Michael Bell (81), and Simon Templeman (65))
I also really liked his voice work as Mr House in New Vegas.
Anyway, when I saw the other Star Trek thread was closed (before spotting this one), I wondered what a new thread would have to talk about. I really wish it hadn't been this.
It is with great heartache and loss I share with you the passing of dear, dear Rene Auberjonois. His last message to me was entitled "Don't forget..." I know that I, Kitty, and all that knew him will never forget. The world seems noticeably emptier now. I loved him
I was watching ds9 when I saw this actually. It made me realize it's been quite a long time since I watched the show with my parents as a kid and everyone is older now
It is with great heartache and loss I share with you the passing of dear, dear Rene Auberjonois. His last message to me was entitled "Don't forget..." I know that I, Kitty, and all that knew him will never forget. The world seems noticeably emptier now. I loved him
Ouch, my heart
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The Star Trek thread is turning into the Babylon 5 thread in the worst possible way.
Shut up, Mr. Burton! You were not brought upon this world to get it!
I think "Children of Time" is one of Auberjonois' best episodes, but the Odo it features for most of its running time isn't 'our' Odo. Still a great episode.
I grew up with TOS reruns and became a Star Trek fan with TNG, but I think Odo may just be my favourite Trek character ever. That's partly because he is usually interesting and written well, but it's mostly because of Auberjonois' performance. He will be missed indeed.
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His episode of Who Do You Think You Are would have been a good one.
His mother, Princess Laure Louise Napoléone Eugénie Caroline Murat (1913–1986), was a great-great granddaughter of Joachim Murat, one of Napoleon's marshals and King of Naples during the First French Empire, and his wife, Caroline Bonaparte, Napoleon's youngest sister.
I think "Children of Time" is one of Auberjonois' best episodes, but the Odo it features for most of its running time isn't 'our' Odo. Still a great episode.
I grew up with TOS reruns and became a Star Trek fan with TNG, but I think Odo may just be my favourite Trek character ever. That's partly because he is usually interesting and written well, but it's mostly because of Auberjonois' performance. He will be missed indeed.
Children of Time is solid. I liked the Worf fan club crew and how every character was given good stuff to work with. Plus the ending shows that Odo can be pretty scary. That one and the one where he's in the elevator with Troi's mom will work for me.
Shut up, Mr. Burton! You were not brought upon this world to get it!
A long long time ago, A younger VoodooV was watching AHEMPolice Academy 5COUGHCOUGHCOUGH shortly after DS9 first started airing and I thought I recognized someone:
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My family is deep into Star Trek but we never watched DS9 back in the day, so maybe 4 or 5 years ago I got the whole set of DS9 and marathoned it start-to-finish, and Auberjonois' performance as Odo was one of the first things that truly endeared me to that show. There was a sly savviness to his character, but also an understandable loneliness. He will be missed.
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this makes me incredibly sad. RIP
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RIP.
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the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
When Levar Burton learned that astronaut Mae Jemison is a Star Trek fan, he invited her to have a role in an episode he directed (Second Chances, the one with the transporter-duplicate of Riker).
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Rene was an accomplished actor and he has both my respect, and a solid place in my childhood.
Off the beaten path- let's talk about his work for the Legacy of Kain videogame series, specifically Soulreaver forward
(This is a full mish-mash including Tony Jay (RIP), Michael Bell (81), and Simon Templeman (65))
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2up8h1tMmck
The Odo and Quark episodes of DS9 are some of the best. Hell my boyfriend just watched The Ascent yesterday.
I adore Tony Jay, so I'm definitely going to watch this later.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqW4GVOZN7Q
I also really liked his voice work as Mr House in New Vegas.
Anyway, when I saw the other Star Trek thread was closed (before spotting this one), I wondered what a new thread would have to talk about. I really wish it hadn't been this.
Ouch, my heart
Good idea. What's the A-Number One primo Odo episode to be watching?
I grew up with TOS reruns and became a Star Trek fan with TNG, but I think Odo may just be my favourite Trek character ever. That's partly because he is usually interesting and written well, but it's mostly because of Auberjonois' performance. He will be missed indeed.
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Necessary Evil is a great one for me.
Children of Time is solid. I liked the Worf fan club crew and how every character was given good stuff to work with. Plus the ending shows that Odo can be pretty scary. That one and the one where he's in the elevator with Troi's mom will work for me.
He did a lot of VA work - you'd be surprised how many 80s animated series had his name in the credits.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpQsrTuoxXs
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and on that note:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aV--HzX9__I
(The Last Unicorn)
to remember is, "Haggard! Haggard! Unicorn! Uuuuuuunicorn!"
(I almost left in the misspelling 'Unicron!')
"But I rememmmberrr."
Cybertron was indeed a land of wonders.
so that's a pretty damn good start to your career
Was he in a Transformers thing?
Jeffery Combs who played Weyoun was Ratchet in Transformers Prime, and he was amazing.
He played Father Mulcahy in the film version, which came before the TV show
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