NewEnglandRedshirt lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyConsidering how much hair Neelix had, I wonder if he tried to convince Kes to ignore the razor12
ttransmatrix replylemmy.worldNot just that, but apparently pulling on hair was erotically stimulating to him...3
aaeronmelon lemm.ee1Hide 1 replyAn aside, Walter Koenig looks like a fucking badass in that picture. That's all I wanted to say.4
llugal replysopuli.xyzIf you like badass Walter Koenig, you should check out Babylon 5 where he is a literal villain2
bbetamark lemmy.worldWell, Ocampan has got those powers but the gun could potentially be used to alter the narrative of the story so I guess... the gun?4
Xusontha replyls.buckodr.inkVery true... and the simplest solution for Kes is to just not do anything2
FlatFootFox lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyThe gun would be the most straightforward, but they wouldn’t introduce a razor if it wasn’t relevant…3
Considering how much hair Neelix had, I wonder if he tried to convince Kes to ignore the razor
Not just that, but apparently pulling on hair was erotically stimulating to him...
Well, Chekov's gun hasn't been fired yet...
But we all know it will be...
An aside, Walter Koenig looks like a fucking badass in that picture.
That's all I wanted to say.
If you like badass Walter Koenig, you should check out Babylon 5 where he is a literal villain
Well, Ocampan has got those powers but the gun could potentially be used to alter the narrative of the story so I guess... the gun?
Well, you don't give Chekov a gun unless you intend him to fire it.
Very true... and the simplest solution for Kes is to just not do anything
Murphy would wipe the floor with those two
The gun would be the most straightforward, but they wouldn’t introduce a razor if it wasn’t relevant…
That's true, maybe the razor can absorb and reflect the beam back