Kiww the Janeway!
Aftermath:
https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/3c65f15a-95e6-40fd-9791-f4e9eb7c8d0a.jpeg
VOY s4e18/19 “The Killing Game” a delightful romp on the holodeck with the Hirogen hunters.
samus12345, 
I can’t hear/read Elmer Fudd saying “quiet” without thinking of these guys now:
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTPqDBm6UKWPMVZZZYNI9tH6ZsUiq3uW-2BEtED0CMRgw&s https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/dukenukem/images/6/63/Octabrain.png
ummthatguy, 
And I learned something today. Thanks.
samus12345, I thought this was a recent discovery, but I found a doomworld thread from 2013 where someone pointed out how much it sounded like him.
gregorum,
ummthatguy, https://media.tenor.com/CuLSEYZlKT0AAAAC/roger-rabbit-dueling.gif
“Doggone, stubborn, ni…”
gregorum,
ummthatguy, “Is that a rabbit in your pants or are you just happy to see me?”
edit: your first attempt didn’t load, so responded to this one
gregorum,
ummthatguy, (edited ) https://media1.tenor.com/m/rrXLqcSuvj0AAAAC/betty-boop-and-eddie-valiant-closing-mouth.gif
I love that movie so much! Best neo-noir, even moreso than Bladerunner, Dark City, or The Big Lebowski.
edit: ok, maybe not Lebowski, but it places “high in the runnin”
gregorum, Lebowski is more noir-satire. But, yeah, WFRR is a gem!
ummthatguy, In response to your now ethereal comment, but still relevant to the new. Lebowski absolutely falls under the neo-noir category. We’ve got:
• Reluctant “detective” Lebowski
• Femme fatale Maude
• Red herring “Autobahn”
• Convoluted story
• Narrator, though not necessarily that of the main character
Roger Rabbit/Lebowski/Blue Velvet are more satirical/referential, but still fall within the same range despite their differences.
aeronmelon, Upvoting for the aftermath.
Do the Donald Duck war propaganda cartoons next.
ummthatguy, Thanks. I’ll see what I can cook up.
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