• AeronMelon@lemmy.world
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        You got me. Fixed.

        I guess I’ll have to actually watch Lower Decks to understand why Shax is always the one trying to eject the core or why typing “lower decks chief engineer” into duckduckgo’s image search mostly returns pictures of Shax.

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          Shax just really wants to eject the warp core. Just tactical things is all.

          The comics Shax’s Best Day during Day of Blood and then Shax’s Worst Day during the following Lore War were so good.

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    This fallls way outside of ten forward, but the absolute king of polarity reversal in really all of scifi is Jon Pertwee’s Doctor Who. Yes it’s very old, but you will literally get at least one polarity reversal per story arc. Honestly he’s probably the progenitor of all polarity reversals.

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      IIRC, Jon Pertwee didn’t like technobabble, so used “reverse the polarity” as his go-to phrase. Funnily enough, he only says “reverse the polarity of the neutron flow” twice! (The Sea Devils & The Five Doctors).

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        …of the neutron flow yeah. He just plain reversed polarity in general more times than that. He was a professional polarity wrestler :D

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      I’m reversing the polarity, you’re reversing it back again. We’re confusing the polarity!