| My favorite Vulcan [message #66337] |
Do, 23 Juni 2005 21:03 |
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I love Spock the best, but he's not a full-blood Vulcan. This is a
thread about full-blood Vulcans whom we love.
So, EXCLUDING Spock, who's your favorite Vulcan, and why?
My favorite Vulcan is SURAK, the philosophical father of modern Vulcan
culture. :) His influence was HUGE and for the most part, totally
positive. He founded a philosophical and social movement that
ultimately united the Vulcan people in worldwide peace.
Plus, he's a gorgeous hunk! :)
See image:
http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/surak.jpg
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66339 ] |
Do, 23 Juni 2005 22:13 |
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Wouldn't mind playing "Naughty Nurse" or "Mistress of Pain" with TPol.
"ToolPackinMama" <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> wrote in message
news:42BB078C.70705 [at] lauragoodwin.org...
> I love Spock the best, but he's not a full-blood Vulcan. This is a
> thread about full-blood Vulcans whom we love.
>
> So, EXCLUDING Spock, who's your favorite Vulcan, and why?
>
> My favorite Vulcan is SURAK, the philosophical father of modern Vulcan
> culture. :) His influence was HUGE and for the most part, totally
> positive. He founded a philosophical and social movement that
> ultimately united the Vulcan people in worldwide peace.
>
> Plus, he's a gorgeous hunk! :)
>
> See image:
>
> http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/surak.jpg
>
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66340 ] |
Do, 23 Juni 2005 22:16 |
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Benjamin Pavsner wrote:
> Wouldn't mind playing "Naughty Nurse" or "Mistress of Pain" with TPol.
Hee hee, who'd be the naughty nurse, T'Pol or you? ;)
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66341 ] |
Do, 23 Juni 2005 22:18 |
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> "ToolPackinMama" <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> wrote in message
> news:42BB078C.70705 [at] lauragoodwin.org...
> > I love Spock the best, but he's not a full-blood Vulcan. This is a
> > thread about full-blood Vulcans whom we love.
> >
> > So, EXCLUDING Spock, who's your favorite Vulcan, and why?
> >
> > My favorite Vulcan is SURAK, the philosophical father of modern Vulcan
> > culture. :) His influence was HUGE and for the most part, totally
> > positive. He founded a philosophical and social movement that
> > ultimately united the Vulcan people in worldwide peace.
Sarek. Mark Leonard did such an amazing job with that character he pretty
much settled how a "stoic" and "classic" Vulcan should be, bringing an
amazing amount of presence. Every time I see Sarek on screen it is a joy
when Leonard is in the role.
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66342 ] |
Do, 23 Juni 2005 22:21 |
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Benjamin Pavsner wrote:
> Wouldn't mind playing "Naughty Nurse" or "Mistress of Pain" with TPol.
She is a SEXY MAMA:
See image:
http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/ent4some.jpg
(OMG, even the dog got involved!)
LOL
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66343 ] |
Do, 23 Juni 2005 22:22 |
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> Sarek. Mark Leonard did such an amazing job with that character he pretty
> much settled how a "stoic" and "classic" Vulcan should be, bringing an
> amazing amount of presence. Every time I see Sarek on screen it is a joy
> when Leonard is in the role.
I totally agree. ML's Sarek has TONS OF CLASS. Love that guy. He's
one of my tippy-top favorites.
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66344 ] |
Do, 23 Juni 2005 22:25 |
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"ToolPackinMama" <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> wrote in message
news:11bm6ebfveh0va9 [at] news.supernews.com...
> Benjamin Pavsner wrote:
>
> > Wouldn't mind playing "Naughty Nurse" or "Mistress of Pain" with TPol.
>
> She is a SEXY MAMA:
>
> See image:
>
> http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/ent4some.jpg
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> (OMG, even the dog got involved!)
>
> LOL
Can we replace her excelsisor filling with someone who can actually, like,
/act/?? ;-)
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66345 ] |
Do, 23 Juni 2005 22:28 |
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Another one of my top personal favorites is T'Pau:
http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/amoktpau.htm
She kicks soooo much ass.
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66346 ] |
Do, 23 Juni 2005 22:32 |
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Snake wrote:
> "ToolPackinMama" <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> wrote in message
> news:11bm6ebfveh0va9 [at] news.supernews.com...
>
>>Benjamin Pavsner wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Wouldn't mind playing "Naughty Nurse" or "Mistress of Pain" with TPol.
>>
>>She is a SEXY MAMA:
>>
>>See image:
>>
>>http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/ent4some.jpg
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>>(OMG, even the dog got involved!)
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>>LOL
>
>
> Can we replace her excelsisor filling with someone who can actually, like,
> /act/?? ;-)
>
>
IMHO, her acting wasn't really that bad. But Blalock is physically too
fragile and delicate to be playing an action heroine, IMHO.
I don't like the way T'Pol's "Vulcan" character developed, but that's
not JB's fault.
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66348 ] |
Do, 23 Juni 2005 22:39 |
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ToolPackinMama <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> wrote in news:11bm6qf8so8r53
[at] news.supernews.com:
> Another one of my top personal favorites is T'Pau:
>
> http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/amoktpau.htm
>
> She kicks soooo much ass.
>
T'Pau both the younger version and the older mellowed out verison. She
was a woman of uncomon courage and poise.
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66349 ] |
Do, 23 Juni 2005 22:45 |
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Snake wrote:
> Sarek. Mark Leonard did such an amazing job with that character he pretty
> much settled how a "stoic" and "classic" Vulcan should be, bringing an
> amazing amount of presence. Every time I see Sarek on screen it is a joy
> when Leonard is in the role.
See image:
http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/sarek.jpg
[From TOS episode Journey to Babel]
Sarek is a mature, handsome, and very masculine Vulcan that radiates
intelligence, sex-appeal, and self-assurance.
He is politically and socially very influential and powerful. Plus,
he's a snappy dresser. :)
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66352 ] |
Do, 23 Juni 2005 23:05 |
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ToolPackinMama wrote:
> Snake wrote:
> > "ToolPackinMama" <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> wrote in message
> > news:11bm6ebfveh0va9 [at] news.supernews.com...
> >
> >>Benjamin Pavsner wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>>Wouldn't mind playing "Naughty Nurse" or "Mistress of Pain" with TPol.
> >>
> >>She is a SEXY MAMA:
> >>
> >>See image:
> >>
> >>http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/ent4some.jpg
> >>
> >>(OMG, even the dog got involved!)
> >>
> >>LOL
> >
> >
> > Can we replace her excelsisor filling with someone who can actually, like,
> > /act/?? ;-)
> >
> >
>
> IMHO, her acting wasn't really that bad. But Blalock is physically too
> fragile and delicate to be playing an action heroine, IMHO.
>
> I don't like the way T'Pol's "Vulcan" character developed, but that's
> not JB's fault.
Heh. Blalock was quite vocal herself (going back at least into the
Third Season) about disliking how her character was being assassinat-
ummm, I mean, "developed."
After seeing her working with a decent script on "Stargate," I believe
Blalock could have presented T'Pol as a Vulcan *if* the writing had
supported it. Instead the writing supported her huge foam-rubber
falsies (which looked even less realistic after the pilot with the
scene in Decon).
****
The Joker in the Eeeeeeevil Cabal Deck of Cards.
Once we lose magnetic containment, Mr. Antimatter is no longer our
friend.
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66353 ] |
Do, 23 Juni 2005 23:08 |
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Snake wrote:
> > "ToolPackinMama" <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> wrote in message
> > news:42BB078C.70705 [at] lauragoodwin.org...
> > > I love Spock the best, but he's not a full-blood Vulcan. This is a
> > > thread about full-blood Vulcans whom we love.
> > >
> > > So, EXCLUDING Spock, who's your favorite Vulcan, and why?
> > >
> > > My favorite Vulcan is SURAK, the philosophical father of modern Vulcan
> > > culture. :) His influence was HUGE and for the most part, totally
> > > positive. He founded a philosophical and social movement that
> > > ultimately united the Vulcan people in worldwide peace.
>
> Sarek. Mark Leonard did such an amazing job with that character he pretty
> much settled how a "stoic" and "classic" Vulcan should be, bringing an
> amazing amount of presence. Every time I see Sarek on screen it is a joy
> when Leonard is in the role.
Absolutely. Leonard presented Sarek as a multifaceted, complex
individual, the father to an icon we've come to know and love, and even
shown us a Vulcan who feels emotion even when culturally bound to
suppress it- and he did all that in one guest appearance!!!!!
****
The Joker in the Eeeeeeevil Cabal Deck of Cards.
Once we lose magnetic containment, Mr. Antimatter is no longer our
friend.
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66354 ] |
Do, 23 Juni 2005 23:18 |
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"ToolPackinMama" <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> wrote in message
news:42BB078C.70705 [at] lauragoodwin.org...
>I love Spock the best, but he's not a full-blood Vulcan. This is a thread
>about full-blood Vulcans whom we love.
>
> So, EXCLUDING Spock, who's your favorite Vulcan, and why?
>
> My favorite Vulcan is SURAK, the philosophical father of modern Vulcan
> culture. :) His influence was HUGE and for the most part, totally
> positive. He founded a philosophical and social movement that ultimately
> united the Vulcan people in worldwide peace.
>
> Plus, he's a gorgeous hunk! :)
Sarek and T'Pau - both ROCKED as Vulcans. My only regret is that we only
got to see T'Pau (the older version) once - she would have been a great
recurring character.
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advertisers) don't WANT an intelligent, thoughtful audience. And they no
longer have one." (Rich Tietjens)
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66356 ] |
Do, 23 Juni 2005 23:22 |
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Bozo the Evil Klown wrote:
> Heh. Blalock was quite vocal herself (going back at least into the
> Third Season) about disliking how her character was being assassinat-
> ummm, I mean, "developed."
She TOTALLY has my sympathy.
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66357 ] |
Do, 23 Juni 2005 23:23 |
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Laura Ware wrote:
> My only regret is that we only
> got to see T'Pau (the older version) once - she would have been a great
> recurring character.
I would have liked to see more of her.
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66360 ] |
Do, 23 Juni 2005 23:54 |
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Granted, Mark Leonard did a GREAT job playing Sarek (only guy to play a
Vulcan, Klingon and Romulan), but I have a hard time seeing him in a leather
nurses outfit.
"Snake" <fluidNOstatesSPAM_REMOVECAPSTOREPLY [at] mindspring.com> wrote in
message news:FOEue.5629$PZ6.914 [at] trndny08...
> > "ToolPackinMama" <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> wrote in message
> > news:42BB078C.70705 [at] lauragoodwin.org...
> > > I love Spock the best, but he's not a full-blood Vulcan. This is a
> > > thread about full-blood Vulcans whom we love.
> > >
> > > So, EXCLUDING Spock, who's your favorite Vulcan, and why?
> > >
> > > My favorite Vulcan is SURAK, the philosophical father of modern Vulcan
> > > culture. :) His influence was HUGE and for the most part, totally
> > > positive. He founded a philosophical and social movement that
> > > ultimately united the Vulcan people in worldwide peace.
>
> Sarek. Mark Leonard did such an amazing job with that character he pretty
> much settled how a "stoic" and "classic" Vulcan should be, bringing an
> amazing amount of presence. Every time I see Sarek on screen it is a joy
> when Leonard is in the role.
>
>
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66364 ] |
Fr, 24 Juni 2005 00:41 |
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in article 1119560734.629796.238390 [at] g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com, Bozo the
Evil Klown at Evilklowwn [at] aol.com wrote on 6/23/05 2:05 PM:
> Heh. Blalock was quite vocal herself (going back at least into the
> Third Season) about disliking how her character was being assassinat-
> ummm, I mean, "developed."
>
> After seeing her working with a decent script on "Stargate," I believe
> Blalock could have presented T'Pol as a Vulcan *if* the writing had
> supported it. Instead the writing supported her huge foam-rubber
> falsies (which looked even less realistic after the pilot with the
> scene in Decon).
Ever note she had to FIGHT for pointed eyebrows? She doesn't have them
early on. B&B apparently retconned Vulcans into regular eyebrows.
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66368 ] |
Fr, 24 Juni 2005 01:40 |
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Dude....his shirt looks just like a sofa my parents used to have.
Matty-o
"ToolPackinMama" <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> wrote in message
news:42BB078C.70705 [at] lauragoodwin.org...
>I love Spock the best, but he's not a full-blood Vulcan. This is a thread
>about full-blood Vulcans whom we love.
>
> So, EXCLUDING Spock, who's your favorite Vulcan, and why?
>
> My favorite Vulcan is SURAK, the philosophical father of modern Vulcan
> culture. :) His influence was HUGE and for the most part, totally
> positive. He founded a philosophical and social movement that ultimately
> united the Vulcan people in worldwide peace.
>
> Plus, he's a gorgeous hunk! :)
>
> See image:
>
> http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/surak.jpg
>
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66369 ] |
Fr, 24 Juni 2005 02:20 |
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Benjamin Pavsner wrote:
> Granted, Mark Leonard did a GREAT job playing Sarek (only guy to play a
> Vulcan, Klingon and Romulan), but I have a hard time seeing him in a leather
> nurses outfit.
I can see it. Rrrawrr!
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66371 ] |
Fr, 24 Juni 2005 02:23 |
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ANIM8Rfsk wrote:
> Ever note she had to FIGHT for pointed eyebrows? She doesn't have them
> early on. B&B apparently retconned Vulcans into regular eyebrows.
Jerks. But "Saavik" in ST2 also had human eyebrows. Which IMHO also
sucked. In fact, it sucked first.
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66372 ] |
Fr, 24 Juni 2005 02:23 |
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matty-o wrote:
> Dude....his shirt looks just like a sofa my parents used to have.
LOL
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66394 ] |
Fr, 24 Juni 2005 09:43 |
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My Favorite Vulcan?
http://www.captkundalini.com/Graphics/Saavik2a.JPG
Saavik, because she had so much to learn and was an open book (compared to
Spock) with her emotions.
"ToolPackinMama" <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> wrote in message
news:42BB078C.70705 [at] lauragoodwin.org...
>I love Spock the best, but he's not a full-blood Vulcan. This is a thread
>about full-blood Vulcans whom we love.
>
> So, EXCLUDING Spock, who's your favorite Vulcan, and why?
>
> My favorite Vulcan is SURAK, the philosophical father of modern Vulcan
> culture. :) His influence was HUGE and for the most part, totally
> positive. He founded a philosophical and social movement that ultimately
> united the Vulcan people in worldwide peace.
>
> Plus, he's a gorgeous hunk! :)
>
> See image:
>
> http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/surak.jpg
>
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66930 ] |
Fr, 24 Juni 2005 12:02 |
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"Captain Kundalini" <captkundalini [at] austin.rr.com> wrote in message
news:GQOue.49633$j51.7665 [at] tornado.texas.rr.com...
> My Favorite Vulcan?
>
> http://www.captkundalini.com/Graphics/Saavik2a.JPG
>
> Saavik, because she had so much to learn and was an open book (compared to
> Spock) with her emotions.
>
>
Saavik was an open book with her emotions because she was 1/2 Vulcan 1/2
Romulus, born and spent her early years in a Vulcan detention camp guarded
by Romulus.
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66933 ] |
Fr, 24 Juni 2005 17:54 |
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"Lesa" <lesaschmidt [at] yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:F2Rue.9066$mD6.5713 [at] fe07.lga...
>
> "Captain Kundalini" <captkundalini [at] austin.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:GQOue.49633$j51.7665 [at] tornado.texas.rr.com...
> > My Favorite Vulcan?
> >
> > http://www.captkundalini.com/Graphics/Saavik2a.JPG
> >
> > Saavik, because she had so much to learn and was an open book (compared
to
> > Spock) with her emotions.
> >
> >
> Saavik was an open book with her emotions because she was 1/2 Vulcan 1/2
> Romulus, born and spent her early years in a Vulcan detention camp guarded
> by Romulus.
>
>
I would say T'Pring. She is the consummate Vulcan. Sees what she wants and
sees the most logical , convenient way to get it. Keeps her emotions in
check to get out of an arranged marriage. And I have no trouble visualizing
Arlene Martel in that rubber nurse's suit that has been discussed.
I know most would consider her a villain , but she was a woman trapped by
her society into a role she wouldn't accept, saw a no lose situation to get
out of it and took it.
She put a stranger at risk , but after all ,he was Spock's
companion. The man she was being forced to mate ,
against her will. So there is my favorite Vulcan , mostly
because she is the purest point of Vulcan logic and anti-emotionalism,while
all her goals are toward getting her favored lover.Oxymoron at its center ,
yet Spock applauds her logic.Very Vulcan.
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66944 ] |
Fr, 24 Juni 2005 23:19 |
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My favorite Vulcan is Valeris because she is the only one I have seen
bottomless. Barring that I have to go with the unnamed Vulcan who hit the
home run in DS9's "Take Me Ou To The Holosuite". I don't know there was just
something so Vulcan about the way he smacked the homer and then just matter
of factly sat down.
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #66949 ] |
Sa, 25 Juni 2005 01:19 |
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"RageForTheMachine" <rageforthemachine [at] earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:hN_ue.8806$NX4.2914 [at] newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> My favorite Vulcan is Valeris because she is the only one I have seen
> bottomless. Barring that I have to go with the unnamed Vulcan who hit the
> home run in DS9's "Take Me Ou To The Holosuite". I don't know there was
just
> something so Vulcan about the way he smacked the homer and then just
matter
> of factly sat down.
Made me think of Stewie Griffin while watching a baseball game;
"Why does that man drop his club before he runs? I would bring it with me."
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Qa'pla
Kweeg
Ten of Clubs in the eeeevil Cabal
http://members.shaw.ca/iksbloodoath
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #68545 ] |
Mo, 27 Juni 2005 20:11 |
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Nightspirit wrote:
> ToolPackinMama <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> wrote in news:11bm6qf8so8r53
> [at] news.supernews.com:
>
>> Another one of my top personal favorites is T'Pau:
>>
>> http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/amoktpau.htm
>>
>> She kicks soooo much ass.
>>
>
> T'Pau both the younger version and the older mellowed out verison.
> She was a woman of uncomon courage and poise.
Mellowed?
Older, okay...
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #68546 ] |
Mo, 27 Juni 2005 20:22 |
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Wouter Valentijn wrote:
> Nightspirit wrote:
>
>>ToolPackinMama <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> wrote in news:11bm6qf8so8r53
>> [at] news.supernews.com:
>>
>>
>>>Another one of my top personal favorites is T'Pau:
>>>
>>>http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/amoktpau.htm
>>>
>>>She kicks soooo much ass.
>>>
>>
>>T'Pau both the younger version and the older mellowed out verison.
>>She was a woman of uncomon courage and poise.
>
>
> Mellowed?
> Older, okay...
>
When did we meet the young T'Pau?
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #68547 ] |
Mo, 27 Juni 2005 20:39 |
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"ToolPackinMama" <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> wrote in message
news:11c0gv4ptgassc1 [at] news.supernews.com...
> Wouter Valentijn wrote:
> > Mellowed?
> > Older, okay...
> >
>
> When did we meet the young T'Pau?
I was wondering the exact same thing. Was it during the second season of
EnterHell, the season when I completely tuned /out/??
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #68548 ] |
Mo, 27 Juni 2005 20:43 |
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>>>>> "ToolPackinMama" == ToolPackinMama <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> writes:
ToolPackinMama> When did we meet the young T'Pau?
On ST:E earlier this year (the episodes with the Syrrannites and Archer
carrying around Surak's katra). Nitpickers were puzzled as to why the
young T'Pau spoke English perfectly and the elderly T'Pau spoke it with
an accent. :-\
JL
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #68549 ] |
Mo, 27 Juni 2005 20:51 |
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"J. Lester" <m5comp [at] mac.com.munged> wrote in message
news:m264vzd4j6.fsf [at] dialup-4.152.102.203.dial1.atlanta1.level3.net...
> >>>>> "ToolPackinMama" == ToolPackinMama <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> writes:
>
> ToolPackinMama> When did we meet the young T'Pau?
>
> On ST:E earlier this year (the episodes with the Syrrannites and Archer
> carrying around Surak's katra). Nitpickers were puzzled as to why the
> young T'Pau spoke English perfectly and the elderly T'Pau spoke it with
> an accent. :-\
>
> JL
Oops, and I actually saw that episode series. I wonder what that says when
I completely forget about it...
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #68550 ] |
Mo, 27 Juni 2005 21:01 |
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ToolPackinMama <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> wrote in news:11c0gv4ptgassc1
[at] news.supernews.com:
> Wouter Valentijn wrote:
>> Nightspirit wrote:
>>
>>>ToolPackinMama <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> wrote in news:11bm6qf8so8r53
>>> [at] news.supernews.com:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Another one of my top personal favorites is T'Pau:
>>>>
>>>>http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/amoktpau.htm
>>>>
>>>>She kicks soooo much ass.
>>>>
>>>
>>>T'Pau both the younger version and the older mellowed out verison.
>>>She was a woman of uncomon courage and poise.
>>
>>
>> Mellowed?
>> Older, okay...
>>
>
> When did we meet the young T'Pau?
Spoiler space for those that haven't seen it yet.
This season's Vulcan Refromation Arc featured a young T'Pau leading the
reformers. Her sect believed that Vulcan had left the true path of Serek.
The leader of The Vulcan High Command tried to frame them for destorying
the Earth Embesy.
Archer and T'Pol beamed down to an area called the forged and met the
founder of the sect. He was killed during a storm but before he died he
passed Serek's Katra to Archer. Archer under the infulence of the Katra
Discovers the vessel that contains the original writtings of Serek.
T'Pau, T'Pol and Archer escape with it when the High Command destorys
their the sects hidding place. The make it back to the captial of Vulcan
and expose the leader of the high command as the one reponsible what
happened to the embasy. The all so reveal the writtings of Serek and
puts the Vulcan's on the road to becoming what they were in TOS. A
preist removes Serek's Katra from Archer.
In the arc we see Serek. T'Pol's mother is killed, she was a member of
the sect. T'Pau cures T'Pol of her mindmeld disorder it was actually
caused by untrained Vulcans using the meld. We learn that the Vulcan
ambassor know how the use the Mind Meld.
Finally we see the exhead of the high command meeting with a Romulan
leaving the impression that he is one too.
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Have Fun
Night Spirit
The yellow jester does not play
But gently pulls the strings
And smiles as the puppets dance
In the court of the crimson king.
Blog: http://www.livejournal.com/~hipdale/
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #68562 ] |
Mo, 27 Juni 2005 23:50 |
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J. Lester wrote:
>>>>>>"ToolPackinMama" == ToolPackinMama <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> writes:
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> ToolPackinMama> When did we meet the young T'Pau?
>
> On ST:E earlier this year (the episodes with the Syrrannites and Archer
> carrying around Surak's katra). Nitpickers were puzzled as to why the
> young T'Pau spoke English perfectly and the elderly T'Pau spoke it with
> an accent. :-\
Oh! Funny, I actually saw that episode, but I didn't see any similarity
between that "T'Pau" and classic T'Pau.
Is it possible there is more than one T'Pau, like there is more than one
JOHN?
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #68563 ] |
Mo, 27 Juni 2005 23:51 |
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Snake wrote:
> "J. Lester" <m5comp [at] mac.com.munged> wrote in message
> news:m264vzd4j6.fsf [at] dialup-4.152.102.203.dial1.atlanta1.level3.net...
>
>>>>>>>"ToolPackinMama" == ToolPackinMama <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> writes:
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>> ToolPackinMama> When did we meet the young T'Pau?
>>
>>On ST:E earlier this year (the episodes with the Syrrannites and Archer
>>carrying around Surak's katra). Nitpickers were puzzled as to why the
>>young T'Pau spoke English perfectly and the elderly T'Pau spoke it with
>>an accent. :-\
>>
>>JL
>
>
> Oops, and I actually saw that episode series. I wonder what that says when
> I completely forget about it...
>
>
Maybe it says that you don't accept any Trek that contradicts TOS canon?
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #68570 ] |
Di, 28 Juni 2005 02:11 |
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I like Ston.
"ToolPackinMama" <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> wrote in message
news:42BB078C.70705 [at] lauragoodwin.org...
>I love Spock the best, but he's not a full-blood Vulcan. This is a thread
>about full-blood Vulcans whom we love.
>
> So, EXCLUDING Spock, who's your favorite Vulcan, and why?
>
> My favorite Vulcan is SURAK, the philosophical father of modern Vulcan
> culture. :) His influence was HUGE and for the most part, totally
> positive. He founded a philosophical and social movement that ultimately
> united the Vulcan people in worldwide peace.
>
> Plus, he's a gorgeous hunk! :)
>
> See image:
>
> http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/surak.jpg
>
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #68573 ] |
Di, 28 Juni 2005 02:21 |
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Victor F. Antoine wrote:
> I like Ston.
I like Stonn, too. He's a stand-up kind of a Vulcan. T'Pring thought
he was better than Spock. That should count for something!
Kirk took one look at the hunky Stonn, and decided that Spock probably
couldn't take him in hand-to-hand combat. That too should count for
something!
In short, both Kirk, and Spock's "intended" T'Pring, thought that Stonn
had a lot on the ball - more than Spock did (at least, on that
occasion)! That ~should~ count for something!
Plus, he was a great-looking guy! :)
[Image to be posted soon]
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #68579 ] |
Di, 28 Juni 2005 04:38 |
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ToolPackinMama wrote:
> In short, both Kirk, and Spock's "intended" T'Pring, thought that Stonn
> had a lot on the ball - more than Spock did (at least, on that
> occasion)! That ~should~ count for something!
>
> Plus, he was a great-looking guy! :)
http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/stonn.jpg
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #68582 ] |
Di, 28 Juni 2005 04:43 |
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ToolPackinMama wrote:
> http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/stonn.jpg
Kind of a Vulcan Jimmy Stewart sort of a thing. :)
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| Re: My favorite Vulcan [message #69996 ] |
Di, 28 Juni 2005 16:28 |
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in article m264vzd4j6.fsf [at] dialup-4.152.102.203.dial1.atlanta1.level3.net, J.
Lester at m5comp [at] mac.com.munged wrote on 6/27/05 11:43 AM:
>>>>>> "ToolPackinMama" == ToolPackinMama <laura [at] lauragoodwin.org> writes:
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> ToolPackinMama> When did we meet the young T'Pau?
>
> On ST:E earlier this year (the episodes with the Syrrannites and Archer
> carrying around Surak's katra). Nitpickers were puzzled as to why the
> young T'Pau spoke English perfectly and the elderly T'Pau spoke it with
> an accent. :-\
>
> JL
Could she have BEEN more poorly cast? Typical Enterprise.
Now, picture what Juliet Landau could have done with that role.
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