The Russell Macklemore Experience #25
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Yes it's me.
I'm doing fine thankfully, but I just haven't been posting about Star Trek: The Next Generation episodes and once I let go of that for a few days, it was easy to let it add up to more days.
But I do want to watch my way through them so that is why I am here today, watching Loud As A Whisper.
Well, the epoisode just got a little cooler as the Enterprise not only has to ferry a mediator from his homeworld to negotiate peace between two factions, but he is deaf and has a chorus that intepretates his everything.
The breakdown of his chorus is that of two men and one woman and that is hella cool
And yes, the mediator was almost immediately drawn to Troi, who beamed down with Picard and Worf, which might cause some to roll their eyes, but attractive is attractive and Troy is that.
The Chorus is hella interesting, but what kind of lives can they when they are on call to the negotiator 23/7?
The older male is that of scholar and art, with the younger male being of love and war and the female being the rest, mainly harmony.
And the warrior/lover was a third wheel when Troy and the negotiator were having supper as Troy was looking forward to communicating to him without him around, which certainly gave the impression that she had some feeling for him.
He felt a kinship with Laforge, for his blindness is his specialness whereas deafness is his.
And then, after having finally arrived on the planet at the spot that Riva, the mediator had chosen, the two factions arrived, bot made up of two from each side.
Only the lower ranked of one of the sides couldn't bear the thought of peace and used his weapon to disintegrate the Chorus, though I'm sure he wanted to take out Riva, Riker and Worf were able to protect him with their main character immunity because he could have disintegrated them if he'd been more together.
As it was, killing the Chorus did a number on Riva. Not that he lived to know any of this because his commander disintegrated him
Eventually, with the help of Data learning five distinctive sign languages and Troi of course, they were able to settle him down and give him what he needed for the commonality between the parties that he always looked for.
There was a moment where I thought Picard, Data and Troi would serve as his tempiorary Chorus, but no, that didn't happen.
Oh well, that would have been my story
I liked and enjoyed this episode as Pulaski was barely in it.
Yay!
So I expect that I'll be back tomorrow, but I don't expect to be doing this daily for the foreseeable future as my absence is not significant at all is it?
Be as well eh, or BAWE for short.
Yes it's me.
I'm doing fine thankfully, but I just haven't been posting about Star Trek: The Next Generation episodes and once I let go of that for a few days, it was easy to let it add up to more days.
But I do want to watch my way through them so that is why I am here today, watching Loud As A Whisper.
Well, the epoisode just got a little cooler as the Enterprise not only has to ferry a mediator from his homeworld to negotiate peace between two factions, but he is deaf and has a chorus that intepretates his everything.
The breakdown of his chorus is that of two men and one woman and that is hella cool
And yes, the mediator was almost immediately drawn to Troi, who beamed down with Picard and Worf, which might cause some to roll their eyes, but attractive is attractive and Troy is that.
The Chorus is hella interesting, but what kind of lives can they when they are on call to the negotiator 23/7?
The older male is that of scholar and art, with the younger male being of love and war and the female being the rest, mainly harmony.
And the warrior/lover was a third wheel when Troy and the negotiator were having supper as Troy was looking forward to communicating to him without him around, which certainly gave the impression that she had some feeling for him.
He felt a kinship with Laforge, for his blindness is his specialness whereas deafness is his.
And then, after having finally arrived on the planet at the spot that Riva, the mediator had chosen, the two factions arrived, bot made up of two from each side.
Only the lower ranked of one of the sides couldn't bear the thought of peace and used his weapon to disintegrate the Chorus, though I'm sure he wanted to take out Riva, Riker and Worf were able to protect him with their main character immunity because he could have disintegrated them if he'd been more together.
As it was, killing the Chorus did a number on Riva. Not that he lived to know any of this because his commander disintegrated him
Eventually, with the help of Data learning five distinctive sign languages and Troi of course, they were able to settle him down and give him what he needed for the commonality between the parties that he always looked for.
There was a moment where I thought Picard, Data and Troi would serve as his tempiorary Chorus, but no, that didn't happen.
Oh well, that would have been my story
I liked and enjoyed this episode as Pulaski was barely in it.
Yay!
So I expect that I'll be back tomorrow, but I don't expect to be doing this daily for the foreseeable future as my absence is not significant at all is it?
Be as well eh, or BAWE for short.
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