However, by allowing the MS board to appoint the enforcement committee, the Judge is also holding said board 100% responsible for their actions. While on the surface this looks incredibly good for the board, it can also backfire if the committee is too soft on MS, or what have you. The directors can be held liable for whatever actions or inactions the committe lets slide.
::SIGH:: Its simple. Klingon blood was a different color in one case only: ST VI. Why? Its called the MPAA. ST VI would have received an "R" rating as opposed to the "PG-13" it got had they used red blood. Why didn't they use it later? Cause the pink blood cost significantly more than standard stage blood and simply wasn't worth the expense.
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However, by allowing the MS board to appoint the enforcement committee, the Judge is also holding said board 100% responsible for their actions. While on the surface this looks incredibly good for the board, it can also backfire if the committee is too soft on MS, or what have you. The directors can be held liable for whatever actions or inactions the committe lets slide.
::SIGH:: Its simple. Klingon blood was a different color in one case only: ST VI. Why? Its called the MPAA. ST VI would have received an "R" rating as opposed to the "PG-13" it got had they used red blood. Why didn't they use it later? Cause the pink blood cost significantly more than standard stage blood and simply wasn't worth the expense.
No no no. Silly French. Its:
"Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries. Now go away or I shall taunt you a second time."
Sheesh, they can't get their lines straight, let alone the lat long system accepted globally.