Rufus Shinra
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Deep Space Nine is Star Trek's answer to Babylon 5, IIRC, but yep, the two shows are quite similar in concept.
EDIT: what was said above.
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EDIT: what was said above.
Scottty
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In some ways very similar. Set on a space station. A bunch of standalone-plot episodes early on that introduce the main characters. Then the big main plot arc comes in and there's no more "end of episode reset".
.. and it turns out there never was one. Things introduced casually in those early eps sooner or later come back, and turn out to matter.
It isn't, as the SS-18/R-36 family is entirely silo based, with no mobile launchers at all. It looks like a RT-2PM2 Topol-M/SS-27 Sickle-B on a mobile launcher.
Well technically... it's NATO who call it that.
Also I'm not sure that's actually an SS-18.
Scottty
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That's what I thought.
A Sickle?
Now they should build a helicopter capable of carrying and launching those, so its NATO name can be a...
Scottty
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I'm told that in America, a product can legally be called "chocolate" even if it contains exactly zero cocoa. So now they have tomato-free tomato sauce?
If you are seriously wanting to find God, the shelves of a modern-day supermarket are not where you should be looking.
Rabe
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Hey I've seen kids eat glue that looks just like this and they are now some of the most mid gas station attendants not on parole
Scottty
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I wonder sometimes... children's minds having a huge range of imagination, and the education process destroying it.
