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ezures , (edited )

StarTrek Elysium: Picard after some manuevers in the bar, find himself in an alien civilization with no memories. How will the crew solve this one?

dejected_warp_core OP ,

That gets complicated. There may be time-travel involved. What’s worse is that the past bears an uncanny resemblance to present and future, for an endless number of epochs. Best you can do is take note of what kinds of artificial life is kicking around, and ask everyone if they’ve ever heard of “All along the Watchtower.”

ummthatguy ,
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https://media.tenor.com/7h4YhVP0_j8AAAAC/seinfeld-velvet.gif

dejected_warp_core OP ,

I mean, are there “dead heads” for trek conventions? Sounds like that’s your ticket to maximizing your space-faring bodysuit/uniform time.

xusontha ,

The Cylons are famously weak to boogying down, since their joints can’t turn in the right ways

Welcome to startrek.website though!

LucyLastic ,

Bet they can do the robot though

xusontha ,

they kill at the robot also humans but whos keeping track

dejected_warp_core OP , (edited )

True. But word has it that after 1980, a few Cylons warmed up to humanity and provided their vocal skills to countless electro, rap, and avant-garde music acts.

Edit: Thanks for the warm welcome. I’m happy to be here.

starkraving666 ,
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@dejected_warp_core lol I'm embarrassed to ask but what show is that in the second frame?

agent_flounder ,
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The OG (80’s) Battlestar Galactica. Source: I saw it as a kid and I still have the trading cards lol

AzuleBlade ,

Fun fact: Richard Hatch portrayed Apollo in the OG BSG, and was also in the reboot as Tom Zarek.

anthropomorphized ,

OG Battlestar Galactica 1978

dejected_warp_core OP ,

Like others have mentioned, it’s the original Battlestar Galactica. As a product of the late 1970’s its production was steeped in the aesthetics of the era. It sits in this pocket of time between Star Wars IV and V, and featured episodic sci-fi when mainstream television that was dominated by variety shows (e.g. Sonny and Cher, He-Haw). Serious, campy, scmhaltzy, fun, sometimes great, sometimes awful, and apparently too expensive to avoid cancellation, it stands on its own two feet as its own phenomenon while inviting endless comparisons to classic Trek.

It also brought us this banger/nightmare-fuel: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hr1TEXAvuGg

It also spawned this Italo-disco track by Giorgio Moroder himself (not on the show, but more of a fan work of sorts): www.youtube.com/watch?v=51bjtPN_VqU

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