Stupid Ideas
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2021 8:11 pm
Here's the first of many stupid ideas that I've had. Feel free to add your own.
The Importance of Being Ernest Borgnine.
The borg decide to use time travel to weaken Earthlings. They send back one of their most earnest and senior borg to infiltrate. The borg lack imagination and keep Borg Nine's name as his new last name. Surgery to remove his augmentations left him disfigured and strange.
Untethered from his connection to his people, Ernest struggles to have an effect on a worldwide level. Still thinking like a borg, he fears a nazi victory would create a strong Earth and joins the navy to fight. With the war over and his advancement limited, the borg sees that media is the way to effect millions. He has a lifechanging epiphany while filming Marty. He sees the superior beauty of human love and individuality. He also sees that the way to defeat the borg is not with firepower, but with passion.
Ernest makes fun of the military with efforts such as McHale's Navy and Airwolf, the latter being so bad that the subtext seemed obvious to him. He also tries to warn of upcoming ecological crises by making disaster movies. At the end, he sees the obsession with super heroes as the new dangerous idolization of autocrats and works to skewer them with his fellow alien Tim Conway as Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy.
The Importance of Being Ernest Borgnine.
The borg decide to use time travel to weaken Earthlings. They send back one of their most earnest and senior borg to infiltrate. The borg lack imagination and keep Borg Nine's name as his new last name. Surgery to remove his augmentations left him disfigured and strange.
Untethered from his connection to his people, Ernest struggles to have an effect on a worldwide level. Still thinking like a borg, he fears a nazi victory would create a strong Earth and joins the navy to fight. With the war over and his advancement limited, the borg sees that media is the way to effect millions. He has a lifechanging epiphany while filming Marty. He sees the superior beauty of human love and individuality. He also sees that the way to defeat the borg is not with firepower, but with passion.
Ernest makes fun of the military with efforts such as McHale's Navy and Airwolf, the latter being so bad that the subtext seemed obvious to him. He also tries to warn of upcoming ecological crises by making disaster movies. At the end, he sees the obsession with super heroes as the new dangerous idolization of autocrats and works to skewer them with his fellow alien Tim Conway as Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy.