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Actually, NO, Pacejv. I only recall one black redshirt in Star Trek: TOS. All the others I remember were white, one of them was a very pretty woman (she bought it instead of the black redshirt)âŠand I think I can trust my automatic mental statistics gatherer on this one.
And so I donât have to re-emphasize everything: I wouldnât have remotely thought in a millennium that the typical Star Trek redshirt was black. Look what it took to get Lt. Uhura on board at all.
Okay⊠So far, the logic is: The redshirt will die. Except when thereâs a black guy around, who always dies first. But only if he doesnât wear a red shirt. If the redshirt is female but not black, she wonât die until the Captain made a move on her. Except green females who never wear shirts. Non-green females who donât take off their red shirt either die or become black. Whichever happens first. Unless they are naked or Ernest Borgnine.
@JohananRakkav âŠI think âDesultouristâ beats both of us on this one, friend. Would you agree that in the first trek movie the bald tall woman who melds with Vega is really a knockout?
It was âVâgerâ, because of the damage to the âMade in USAâ label in its travels.
Voyager 1 is already in the Oort Cloud out past Pluto, and Voyager 2 isnât far behind (but in another direction, âupâ out of the plane of the ecliptic (the orbital plane of our Sol system).
We still hear a whisper from them every so often, but thereâs not much exciting to report, and no pretty pictures (little light out there in the Big Dark).
More intriguing is why Pioneer-10, yet earlier, has been slowed down. And the data to unravel that little mystery (or maybe a clue to a big one) was almost trashed!
@pbarnrob Thank you. I just stumbled across a Laurance Doyle ref that said he was an early JPL imaging engr. who was analysing pictures from Voyager Jupiter & Saturn! That little craft gets around! (This was years ago Iâd guess.)
Until Gocomics gets their act together, here are links to todayâs and yesterdayâs Brewster Rockit strips:
http://www.comicstripnation.com/brewster-rocket-space-guy/index.html
And:
http://www.comicstripnation.com/brewster-rocket-space-guy/brewster-rocket-space-guy-20100222.html
In Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan, the crewmember whose death was inspirational was that of Peter Preston, Scottyâs nephewâŠâhe stood at his post while the trainees ran.â
margueritem about 15 years ago
Missing a vital part, âeh Brewster?
markoteittinen about 15 years ago
The expandable crewman is colored wrong. His shirt should be red :-)
drwatson about 15 years ago
Youâve got sell the invasion!
zero about 15 years ago
Based on focus groups, and extensive audience feedback the expendable crewman should be Tyler Perry. ASAP
Rakkav about 15 years ago
Actually, NO, Pacejv. I only recall one black redshirt in Star Trek: TOS. All the others I remember were white, one of them was a very pretty woman (she bought it instead of the black redshirt)âŠand I think I can trust my automatic mental statistics gatherer on this one.
Rakkav about 15 years ago
And so I donât have to re-emphasize everything: I wouldnât have remotely thought in a millennium that the typical Star Trek redshirt was black. Look what it took to get Lt. Uhura on board at all.
All that said: I love todayâs strip! :))
Dkram about 15 years ago
ST/TOS episode âBy any other nameâ
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Desultourist about 15 years ago
Okay⊠So far, the logic is: The redshirt will die. Except when thereâs a black guy around, who always dies first. But only if he doesnât wear a red shirt. If the redshirt is female but not black, she wonât die until the Captain made a move on her. Except green females who never wear shirts. Non-green females who donât take off their red shirt either die or become black. Whichever happens first. Unless they are naked or Ernest Borgnine.
wicky about 15 years ago
Maybe a fully armed Jarvic 7
lightblade77 about 15 years ago
Youâre in trouble now Brewster.
swhite828 about 15 years ago
Wait! Where are the pitchfork and torch bearers?
rdh288 about 15 years ago
He also needs a musician, right Luffy?
Trebor39 about 15 years ago
Just get some bug spray and end this conflict before it begins.
Pacejv about 15 years ago
@JohananRakkav âŠI think âDesultouristâ beats both of us on this one, friend. Would you agree that in the first trek movie the bald tall woman who melds with Vega is really a knockout?
Sherlock Watson about 15 years ago
All those crew members, and the only one with pointed ears looks like a toad? Brewster might as well surrender now.
Pacejv about 15 years ago
Oops, Vega was a carâŠwas it Veja?
pbarnrob about 15 years ago
It was âVâgerâ, because of the damage to the âMade in USAâ label in its travels.
Voyager 1 is already in the Oort Cloud out past Pluto, and Voyager 2 isnât far behind (but in another direction, âupâ out of the plane of the ecliptic (the orbital plane of our Sol system).
We still hear a whisper from them every so often, but thereâs not much exciting to report, and no pretty pictures (little light out there in the Big Dark).
More intriguing is why Pioneer-10, yet earlier, has been slowed down. And the data to unravel that little mystery (or maybe a clue to a big one) was almost trashed!
Pacejv about 15 years ago
@pbarnrob Thank you. I just stumbled across a Laurance Doyle ref that said he was an early JPL imaging engr. who was analysing pictures from Voyager Jupiter & Saturn! That little craft gets around! (This was years ago Iâd guess.)
MommaMadeMe about 15 years ago
Isnât sheâs forgetting Cliffâs son Philbert?
MdwsAg90 about 15 years ago
Maybe on vacation?
dr.mel Premium Member about 15 years ago
Until Gocomics gets their act together, here are links to todayâs and yesterdayâs Brewster Rockit strips: http://www.comicstripnation.com/brewster-rocket-space-guy/index.html And: http://www.comicstripnation.com/brewster-rocket-space-guy/brewster-rocket-space-guy-20100222.html
puddleglum1066 about 15 years ago
Todayâs strip is up at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer site:
http://www.seattlepi.com/fun/comic.asp?feature_id=Brewster
Looks like ucomics is just messed up againâŠ
captainedd about 15 years ago
In Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan, the crewmember whose death was inspirational was that of Peter Preston, Scottyâs nephewâŠâhe stood at his post while the trainees ran.â
David Huie Green LikeNobody'sEverSeen about 5 years ago
So closeâŠ