I just went through some Babylon 5 myself not to long ago, what season you on?

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Hey hey hey, that's Andreas Katsulas who played G'Kar on Babylon 5.. yeah, I'm watching it now. Awesome.

Hey hey hey, that's Andreas Katsulas who played G'Kar on Babylon 5.. yeah, I'm watching it now. Awesome.

>> ^GeeSussFreeK:
>> ^Truckchase:
Jean-Luc Picard 2012.

Seconded!
I forgot how good of an actor patrick stewart became through ST. I just was watching some season 1 and 2, and he is so bad, a ton of overacting. But later on, he nails it perfectly. It is kind of fun watching his evolution from Broadway to silver screen.


I completely agree that Patrick Stewart became a better television actor through being on Star Trek but his real talent came from his years as a stage actor. Much like Andreas Katsulas and Ian McKellen who also gained their excellent talents from theatre I think Patrick Stewart was a powerful and compelling actor before he ever stepped into the shoes of Picard!

Did anyone see Patrick Stewart and David Tennant's performance of Hamlet that was running in 2008 and 2009? Very good, didn't get to go since tickets were scarce for every venue and every night but the BBC filmed it and released it at the end of last year.

Also let's not forget his appearance in Robin Hood: Men in Tights; or the 1984 version of Dune!

>> ^quantumushroom:

The biggest disaster to hit America is Barack Hussein Obama. Oil rig fail? Shit happens. But the non-stop war on the American way of life from the Red House Regime is far more dangerous and insidious than some oil spill that will be forgotten in a year.


Rofl, half of America could disappear in to the San Andreas fault and you'd still be bitching about Obama.

X D

Thanks dinosaur-love'n Haysoose.

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Woohoo thanks for the backup Geo!>> ^geo321:

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"The voice actor who portrayed Palin's daughter, Andrea Fay Friedman, who also has Down Syndrome, responded by saying, "In my family we think laughing is good. My parents raised me to have a sense of humor and to live a normal life. My mother did not carry me around under her arm like a loaf of French bread the way former Governor Palin carries her son Trig around looking for sympathy and votes"

Zing.

Will you look at that! It works with Andrea Bocelli as well! Not to mention Creed.

Reminds me of a mediocre book I've read roughly 15 years ago, "San Andreas" by Alistair MacLean. It's based during World War 2 and in it, the hero manages to ram a German U-boat with a damaged Navy hospital ship. The German captain simply was too eager and too much of an idiot.

Same here: if you're in a 45kts speedboat and get your bow rammed off by a bloody whaler, you're an overly eager idiot.

But maybe it'll escalate to the next level and they'll finally arm their Batmarine with mini-torpedoes.

Voice by Geoffrey Palmer
Animation by Andy Veasey for Essence
Music by Simon Bass
Sound by Zak Kurtha and Scott Marshall for Angel's Egg
Post Production by Essence
Produced by Giles Andreae

Full list from the funnyordie website:

Laz Alonso as Doc
Alexis Bledel as Lady Jaye
Billy Crudup as Zartan
Zach Galifiankais as Snow Job
Tony Hale as Dr. Mindbender
Vinnie Jones as Destro
Joey Kern as Tomax
Joey Kern as Xamot
Chuck Liddell as Gung Ho
Julianne Moore as Scarlett
Henry Rollins as Duke
Alan Tudyk as Shipwreck
Olivia Wilde as The Baroness
and
Sgt. Slaughter as Himself
Also featuring Jamin Fite as Cobra Commander
Frankie Kang as Storm Shadow
Geoff Mann as Buzzer
Andreas Owald as Snake Eyes
Daniel Strange as Torch
Kevin Umbricht as Ripper

Also, LOL at the mouse cursor over GI:JOE headquarters =P

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I can't be the only one thinking Andrea herself is way more beautiful than the stripper she hired?? *wtf?

It's a completely different situation where I come from. I might have been the most popular kid in my high-school year, something I only figured out at graduation, but I always thought and acknowledged other folks would definitely be way more successful than me. Nevertheless there never was and hasn't been any competition whatsoever for who's done better or who's turned out most successful, just as there never was any differentiation between 'nerds' and 'jocks', even though we attended the top non-private school in the whole country (so we're supposed to be the most arrogant and elitist). I've been organizing class reunions ever since the graduation. Everyone always has a blast, and they always thank me for bringing the class together afterward and most folks have actually been asking me to try and organize it twice a year. This is why I am completely bemused (≠amused) by this particular "competition" facet of US high-school culture.

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