Rest In Peace

[Enjoyed]

[Csar]

Yeah, the iconic Pogo song

Here's the original from Pogo

Quite stunning what he was able to pull off at the time as it looks all so realistically shot. I think he said he only had one single uniform or something.

Years ago, the small fan project Stage 9 took on to recreate the entire Enterprise D in unreal engine. You could walk in- and outside of the ship. One Easter egg was the Pogo song that could be activated on the bridge turning it into a disco floor.

But of course, the CBS idiots had to come after them demanding a stop. Man, the potential of this whole project was so exciting, so many cool things were already in the pipeline. I was fortunate enough to download their latest version while it was still available and can still take a little trek to the stars, sipping on a nice hot Earl Grey out of a virtual replicator.

Come on Patrick, let's dust off the old Lady and do a little time travel.

[ThePumisher]

Could you try my most recommend tip to log out and clear the browser history/ cookies and log back in and try again? Just so we can make sure that it's not a cache issue..

Don't watch it if you're a trekkie, related to Star Trek or just in love with Sir Patrick - it's a complete onion cutter


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Works now, thing is i had already deleted the file and had to recover it from the trash bin - and for some reason it is now 1.8mb instead of 6.8mb 🤔 nevermind, was the unedited version. The now edited version is around the same size as the very first one, upload still works

[Wolkenkrabber]

Like Bosco, I wasn't a (TNG) Trekkie either, but back in the 90s if I was flicking through the channels, it would sometimes draw me in. A bit like Patrick Stewart describes here (except I'm not Patrick Stewart obvs).
https://x.com/paddock_inside/status/2115924773926486436

I've also never been a big X-Men fan, unless you count Deadpool. Oh and Logan (2017). Keep your eyes dry!

I've mentioned Green Room (2015) on the forum before, not that anyone seemed interested. I think we should skip the IMDB score of 6.9 and heed the Rotten Tomatoes score of 90% . Stewart's character is hardly likable but he puts in a good performance. And as the film is -sort of- about a music venue out in the sticks, it might appeal to (rock/punk) music fans here. It's from A24.
https://x.com/THR/status/2116685124335194346

https://x.com/Ratiocinative69/status/2116017968110874725

https://x.com/petrolemulsion/status/2115900440793481641