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| Registered User Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Essex
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| Re: The 'Baddest' Baddies I did think about Species 8472 but then I thought were they really bad? Maybe they were just defending themselves. Not sure. ![]() I thought people might mention the Wraith but somehow they just don't creep me out - part of their 'badness' to me comes out of their will to survive - which is why they feed off humans. Now the Goa'uld and the Repicators - both give me the creeps - particularly before the replicators became 'humanoid'. The noise of them scampering around - yuck! |
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| Tribunus rufulus Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Hampshire
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| Re: The 'Baddest' Baddies Quote:
Some men hunt for sport, Others hunt for food, The only thing I'm hunting for, Is an outfit that looks good... See my vest, see my vest, Made from real gorilla chest, Feel this sweater, there's no better, Than authentic Irish setter. See this hat, 'twas my cat, My evening wear - vampire bat, These white slippers are albino African endangered rhino. Grizzly bear underwear, Turtles' necks, I've got my share, Beret of poodle, on my noodle It shall rest, Try my red robin suit, It comes one breast or two, See my vest, see my vest, See my vest. Like my loafers? Former gophers - It was that or skin my chauffeurs, But a greyhound fur tuxedo Would be best. Sheer evil class. ![]() | |
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| Lady of Autumn Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Lincolnshire
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| Re: The 'Baddest' Baddies The Replicators - I found them to be a bit like the Borg, but on a very basic scale: good as an enemy, and certainly frightening in concept, but I'm not sure how much was driven by necessity for them. And with the Wraith it was the whole feeding off humans thing that put me off them. I remember Species 8472, but I was thinking about another Voyager race in terms of evil: the Hirogen (or was it? Can't remember the name). Weren't they famous for their cruel hunts and suchlike? And nj1 - Brilliant! ![]() ![]() I'd forgotten about that song, Py!![]() |
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| Science fiction fantasy Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Oregon
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| Re: The 'Baddest' Baddies Are you talking about the ones that voyager gave holodeck technology to? The ones who turned off the safety protocols and killed the holos over and over in pain? Your're right, they are worse than the borg.... |
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| Registered User Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Essex
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| Re: The 'Baddest' Baddies Although I think the Hirogen should have been scary - the idea certainly was quite good - they somehow just didn't appear scary enough. Don't know why that was though. Even though you know (mostly) that the main characters will win the day, somehow in Voyager you knew the crew would always win - they never seemed really in danger. Possibly because they 'came back from the dead' so many times through altered time-lines etc. I never felt that anyone of them was at risk of dying so the baddies never seemed that evil to me. This really isn't to say that I didn't like Voyager because I don't mind it at all - it's just the way the series felt to me. |
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