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Historically, governments fall all the time, and what eventually rises from the ashes is measurably better, in terms of social progress, infrastructure, and technology. The trouble is the generations-long dark age that follows each collapse. Well, that and the never-seen-in-human-history...

I completely forgot about this: From the Transformers pic thread: From the Legacy thread: From the May 4th thread: From the TF pic thread: From the Studio Series thread: From the TF pic thread again: From the religious troll thread: From the Legacy thread: From that time Nacelle...

Ooh, that concept of Optimus having different trailers is in line with an idea I had years ago. My version also included different arm-guns for Megatron (Megs himself would come with a dressed-up laser-pointer, but other [smaller, sub-Legends-class] figures would be packed with pressure-fired...

Yeah, the problem isn't economics (businesses will happily follow Nazis as long as it's profitable). The problem is that, as goes the US, so goes the rest of the world: a fascist collapse in the US will lead (and already has led) to further right-wing victories around the world (if not through...

Cybertron Vector Prime.

"He's right behind me, isn't he?"

Is it still listed as the "Extended Version" that you have to find by going through "Extras?"

Yeah, get well soon.

Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good fight!

And this year's entry:

My condolences for your loss, tec.

Yeah, Gordon's done a lot of maturing in the last season. He seems like someone who was a slacker because he never had to be serious. Once the pressure was on, he had something worth acting like an adult for.

Or just pick up a few years later. Ed is now an Admiral, and we get a mostly-new crew, with maybe LaMarr and Malloy as the new Captain and XO.

And while they're not canon, Gary Seven and Roberta have been a fixture in the novelverse, enough that you could probably assemble a whole masthead of "Star Trek: Assignment Earth" novels (also featuring Mestral from that Enterprise episode, Khan Noonien Singh, and even a very young Zefram...

Chekov was only created before the second season, as a direct response to two things: A) Cold War-era anti-Russian propaganda. Someone figured that the show that made it a point to include a black woman and an Asian man (during the civil rights movement and the Vietnam war) really should also...