Corrected entry: There's the dramatic scene where the Egyptians are chasing the Hebrews through the parted Red Sea. Yet, when Moses closes the waters, you can see the Egyptians and their horses standing still on the sea bottom. Why did they stop pursuing all of a sudden?
ANTLYN
17th May 2003
Ten Commandments (1956)
2nd Jun 2003
Star Trek: Nemesis (2002)
Corrected entry: At Troi and Rikers wedding, Worf gets drunk on illegal Romulan wine. He also recoginizes the composer of the circa 1940 song that Data sings. Neither of these sound like actions of a Klingon Warrior.
Correction: He was raised on Earth and most Starfleet officers do indulge in drinking Romulan ale.
2nd Jun 2003
Star Trek: Nemesis (2002)
Corrected entry: Data sings off key at Troi and Rikers wedding. This doesn't fit the character of a being that is a violin prodigy, has super strength, and highly intelligent. His voice should be perfect.
Correction: Although Data has many extraordinary physical abilities, that does not make him perfect. Even from the first episode (Encounter At Farpoint) it was made clear that he was not perfect as exemplified by his inability to whistle. In addition, even though he is "highly intelligent" he has lost at least one game of chess to Troi. (Conundrum)
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Correction: I don't know about you, but I would pause, too, when a big, powerful guy I was chasing turned to me and raised a big stick. Moses had already brought the plagues among them, so they had to have known something was up. And then when they must have heard the sea crashing behind them I doubt they would not have just continued on their way.