All I know about the show is that when I was a kid watching Voyager, my mom would say that she liked Mulgrew because she had also been on the one soap opera my mom ever regularly watched. But it seems like it had some good actors on it.
(I know Janeway had her detractors as a character but I always think she was underrated and that Mulgrew had a great energy as the character, even if I didn't stick with Voyager quite to the end.)
I really respect that the producers allowed so many cast members to direct.
Andrew is trying to convince the writers of the Declaration of Independence to put a treasure map on the back. He suddenly says “It’s not for kids. The treasure map, it’s not for kids.” - his line delivery is beat for beat Tim’s delivery for the TC Tuggers sketch
I’m contending in my league and looking to take advantage of the ‘buy low’ window on these players to help me in my playoff push.
Clyde Edwards-Helaire
James Robinson
Mark Andrews
Kenny Golladay
Brandon Aiyuk
How would you rank these players in terms of which one you would want to acquire the most? Which one do you have the most confidence in to turn it around? Also, post any trades that you’ve seen involving these guys in your league in the last week. It may give us contending teams some ideas on what we can offer and get away with!
Recently started DS9 and I was wondering about the book A Stitch in Time about Elim Garak. I heard it was unqiue because of how the actor Andrew Robinson actually wrote the book. Is it any good or worth reading? Also is there anyone in Canada willing to ship it to me for a reasonable price or does anyone know where I can find it for a cheap price. I don't wanna sell my kindeys to read the damn thing, thank you.
When a friend sent me that link, I paused on clicking on it, thinking I was about to be pranked.
I guess sometimes, a decades-old, non-canon otp can suddenly reappear for a wild moment of joy.
I was recently watching Stanley Kubrick's Barry Lyndon (which was coincidentally released a few days before BOTT) and upon further research, I found out that the screenplay was adapted from a novel loosely based on the life of Andrew Robinson Stoney, a notoriously abusive social climber who lived from 1747-1810.
I think that the first part of Dylan's Idiot Wind (Someone's got it in for me... you didn't know me any better than that, sweet lady) strongly resembles the circumstances of Stoney's marriage to Mary Bowes (Bowes' husband which Stoney "dueled" even being named Gray).
I should know better than to try "figure out" his lyrics, but even if I'm wrong, it's a hell of a story to acquaint yourself with.
I'll link an article that summarizes the more significant points of his life, including his marriage to Mary Bowes.
Gray was not Bowes' husband, only her lover.
And much to my dismay I found that there isn't one. Not only that but the big gut punch is that I found this article on the topic: https://www.dailystartreknews.com/read/fan-petition-asks-for-star-trek-deep-space-nines-andrew-robinson-to-make-garak-biography-audiobook
The TLDR is Andrew Robinson said he would love to record the audiobook in character however he can't because Simon & Schuster own the book rights and they'd have to green light it, which it appears they have no interest in doing.
I know I'd personally pay top dollar for something like this. What about you folks?
Pretty much a ds9 audiobook
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M44QMKWMxuQ&list=PLL6Y6m9C-4ulaz0BIRw4Kf4ebSEWVzaT5
Just found this sub and wanted to contribute. I'm not a big reader and I finished this book in almost one sitting. Garak is my favorite character in DS9 and reading about his life from his perspective written by the actor who plays the character, fantastic.
Some of these don't feel right, but LeBron has obviously just been in the league long enough for guys after him to have full-fledged NBA careers that ended a long time ago.
Others include Al Jefferson, Charlie Villanueva, David Lee, Shaun Livingston, Brandon Bass, LouWill, Tiago Splitter, Glen Davis.
https://www.basketball-reference.com/draft/NBA_2004.html
Were there any alien force or beyond aliens drawn in Andrew robinsons style? you know like concept art and stuff or covers besides most of the aliens for the original show with the exception of waybig and ditto unless they are lost to history too
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