Looks like somebody was off sick that day at the academy. They say you shouldn’t put the punchline in the title, but somehow it didn’t feel like it was worth saving up until the end. Certainly not a pun worth putting on a peddle stool. More like a bit of a damp squid.
I wanted to see a little more of the mirror universe, but forgot how much work it is. My photoshop hurts. Still, I guess the fate of the planet Risa is the same in both universes, more or less.
And that’s why I’m not allowed to write for television. Among other reasons.
Wow, going back and looking at this episode (The Naked Now), they are all so young and, well, let’s just say that I’ve reached the age that hot-and-bothered Beverly Crusher is doing something for me.
I turned my comic off and on again; lo-and-behold it works again. I was going to call this comic “Reboot”, but I already have one with that name. It would’ve been a better title for this one. . . curse you me-from-some-years-ago.
Poor USS Yamato, not even your wave-motion gun could save you. Even as a kid I remember thinking this was a cheesy way to end an episode (Season 2 episode 11, Contagion) – back then all I had was a Commodore Amiga, and you did tend to kill viruses with a power-cycle.
You’re entering a realm which is unusual. Maybe it’s magic, or contains some kind of monster… The second one.
And while we’re at it, for some reason. . .
One in, one out. Those are the rules.
Let’s see if I remember how to do this. Also, look! A memorable and good episode from Season 1.
I think I’m falling in love with the Art Asylum TNG figures, I may have to start a collection.
Many years ago, before this comic even existed, I considered doing a photo comic with a rag-tag cast of action figures and it would have been called Action Figure Theatre. <googles> Hey, someone did that already, neat. I truly have no original ideas, but then if you hadn’t realised that by now . . .
Obligatory:
Evil Picard is a Star Trek TNG Webcomic.
