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TNG s4e25 "In Theory"
For the longest time, I thought that was Linda Hamilton's weirdest role.
I'd have to go with Children of the Corn.
Or maybe Mr. Destiny.
So it was neither Linda Hamilton nor her weirdest role.
Lol, I was racking my brain trying to think of the weirdest character she's played, but all that came to mind was the general she played most recently in Resident Alien. Children of the Corn is probably the winner.
What about the Ron Perlman Beauty and the Beast role?
That qualifies as a classic/standard for her career.
I've only ever seen her in The Journeyman Project: Burried in Time
What a fucking reference.
CockBlockBot 9000 over here trying to stifle that O'brien swag.
He's already married and looking out for his robo-bro.
His ro-bro
Does that make him a wing nut man?
