The Nexus #40 - Star Trek: First Contact (PREVIEW)

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🗓️ 27 December 2019

⏱️ 7 minutes

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On this month's very special WLM-themed episode of The Nexus, the guys are chatting about the beloved TNG film from 1996, Star Trek: First Contact! What took Geordi so long to—HALT! RESISTANCE IS FUTILE! I mean, uh, this episode is for subscribers only! To access the full show, click over to our Patreon and sign up today! Instantly unlock this episode, plus hours upon hours of exclusive bonus content!

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0:00.0	Oh wow, when did they meet the vocals?
0:12.3	When did this all change?
0:14.0	Right.
0:15.0	And it's a really high stakes, but also interesting kind of thing.
0:18.4	Yeah.
0:19.4	Picard has a great line.
0:20.4	So they're like, all right, we're going to go down there because they've realized that
0:23.8	the Borg have gone right toward some part around Montana.
0:28.9	Montana, yeah.
0:29.9	And so Picard immediately is like, oh, I know what those little sneaky fuckers are up
0:34.8	to.
0:35.8	Oh, yes, indeed.
0:36.8	I do.
0:37.8	So they go down and it's him data, which that's a mistake.
0:41.4	Yes.
0:42.4	We've got to have a human being here.
0:44.0	And Crusher go down and it's awesome because when they're walking to the fucking Darvola,
0:48.7	Picard like dictates to the computer, like the clothes that they should have.
0:52.8	Yeah.
0:53.8	Yeah.
0:54.8	Yeah.
0:55.8	Yeah.
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