SilverWook

Warbler said:

SilverWook said:

I think that style of police box is a bit older, as I saw one in a 1930’s British film. Unless it really was the Tardis.

It’s a darn good thing Curzon Dax wasn’t a regular on TNG before DS9. 😉

the first time we saw Dax and got to learn about the character it was after Dax has switched genders. Also we didn’t get Dax switching hosts 12 times over 50 years and never once switching gender.

Dr. Crusher’s male Trill lover, (our introduction to the species on TNG) did switch genders.

People always forget about this regeneration. 😉

Warbler said:

So is Wonder Woman. What do you think would happened if they made a movie and cast a man in the part and called it Wonder Man?

WW has no history of being able to change her physcial appearance. Bad costume designs notwithstanding.

I think that style of police box is a bit older, as I saw one in a 1930’s British film. Unless it really was the Tardis.

It’s a darn good thing Curzon Dax wasn’t a regular on TNG before DS9. 😉

So, Star Wars meets Westworld?

I can only imagine what a weekend will cost. Kiss the college fund goodbye, kids! 😉

rodneyfaile said:

SilverWook said:

Mildly worried about the cutesy bird creatures pecking at Artoo.

And there needs to be a real sequel trilogy pinball machine.

What do you suppose Luke has been eating all this time?

Going to be a long five months.

ZkinandBonez said:

This looks weird and interesting.

(I’m getting a bit of a weird 70’s sci-fi film vibe from it all as well. Or is that just me? Obviously SW is from the 70’s, but I’m thinking pre-SW sci-fi films. The sets and locations seem more odd and colourful than what we’ve seen before in SW.)

It’s a Dr. Ball convention! 😉

Seriously though, they do resemble the interrogation droid Vader used on Leia.

Laughing at Chewie in hair curlers, then crying when I saw Carrie.

And I thought I saw Moroff in the background of one shot!

dahmage said:

Thanks for the update! I am so excited for this 😀. I agree with wook, you could always fail back to running XP in a VM if you have no other options.

Catbus is a Wookiee?

DuracellEnergizer said:

French version of this Marvel paperback reprinting some stories that ran in the UK weekly.

http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Star_Wars_(Marvel_Illustrated_Books)

As for why Han is shooting Chewie…
http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Way_of_the_Wookiee_(comic_story)

Took a while to actually see the crashed X-Wing there, it’s like an inkblot test. 😉

Mildly worried about the cutesy bird creatures pecking at Artoo.

And there needs to be a real sequel trilogy pinball machine.

http://werewolf-news.com/2017/05/rick-baker-resurrects-the-amazing-werewolf-mask-he-let-george-use-in-star-wars/

This place can be a little rough.
http://scumandvillainycantina.com/
I so want to go there!

CatBus said:

Great, now we’ll be able to openly carry schnauzers, sausages, shrimp scampi, and shish kebabs, without having to tuck them into our jackets, which will do wonders for my dry cleaning bill.

Don’t forget bananas.

Stay wacky, Texas.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/07/13/us/texas-sword-knives-law-trnd/index.html
Great news if you’re an Immortal though.

Will they dare to show us what bathrooms are really like in the Star Wars universe? 😉

Tyrphanax said:

Jesus. This is what I always wanted as a kid.

Can I rent an apartment there?

I do wish it was a bit more OT than ST though. But who cares it’s Star Wars Land.

As Walt Disney once had a hidden apartment in the park, could George get a little place in there somewhere if he wanted one?

Warbler said:

I’d change the title of this from cell phone to smart phone, but I don’t know how to change thread titles with the new software.

Done.

I always thought selling the Muppets to Disney was a bad idea.
http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/life/entertainment/news/a45086/kermit-the-frog-voice-actor-fired/
And we’re talking about the performer Jim Henson picked to be his successor as Kermit. As a life long Muppet fan, this really sucks.

Looks like they got pulled down already?

TV’s Frink said:

Puggo - Jar Jar’s Yoda said:

As for celebrities in politics, I’ve been very impressed with Franken, and - suprisingly (to me) - pretty impressed with Ventura.

I’ve long thought Franken to be more serious and a deeper thinker than most non-comedians in Washington…but Ventura? I’ll admit I’m really just going off reputation but I thought he was considered not-so-good.

Ventura has embraced some JFK and 9/11 conspiracy theories.

Well, IIRC, he does hold a doctorate in bats*it crazy talk?

Nice to see Donald stepping out of his comfort zone.