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Originally Posted by Hack&Lube
Wow Captain Crunch is hard to please.
Personally, I've completely erased all other Trek out of my mind due to this movie. For me, it didn't happen and I'm glad to be in this universe.
As for the Deus Ex Machina effects of the plot - well the whole idea is that the Universe is somehow moving to balance things and straighten them back out.
My only problem is that a tiny drop of red matter created an artificial singularity. Spock crashed the whole damn Jellyfish ship with the giant tank of red matter into the Romulan ship...shouldn't something ridiculous happen? Like a super ultra massive black hole instead of one that looks to be the same size as the others?
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Gwen and Jason encounter the chompers]
Gwen DeMarco: What is this thing? I mean, it serves no useful purpose for there to be a bunch of chompy, crushy things in the middle of a hallway. No, I mean we shouldn't have to do this, it makes no logical sense, why is it here?
Jason Nesmith: 'Cause it's on the television show.
Gwen DeMarco: Well forget it! I'm not doing it! This episode was badly written
Fred Kwan: Hey, Commander. Listen, we found some beryllium on a nearby planet. And we might be able to get there if we reconfigure the solar matrix in parallel for endothermic propulsion.
Jason Nesmith: We'll do that!
Guy Fleegman: All right!
Fred Kwan: [
to his engineering team] That's right again. That's... come on, group hug
