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Only would make sense if the thing she put on afterwards had a disposable lining. (Haven't seen the movie yet, so have no idea what a "torpedo deactivating outfit" looks like.) There are reasons for using panties even if not a bra, which most women would understand.
Exactly how many people objected, and what makes you think they were really upset about the scene as opposed to thinking the undies were just so "2013."
I don't know about "Trekkies" but some of us "Trekers" have a full set of guy equipment, and others have lady parts. If my husband and I go see the movie, it's not for the underwear (although I'm sure my husband will appreciate it.) If I had to express an opinion on the undies, Id' just say they don't look like they'...more
It's a far cry from the original Star Trek days when almost all the female crew had to wear one-size fits all bra cups designed to make sure no nips showed -- and I guess the idea that in space all boobs are equal (Nicole Nichols to the contrary). Anyway, I suppose they could have given her an outfit more like the gir...more
Nope. They also use deliberately misplaced contouring makeup, de-luster the hair, and a bunch of other stuff. Anyway, I was kidding, remember? With that attitude she's already a lot less attractive to a lot of people. Guess her parent's money helps? If she moves to LA she'll just blend into the crowd as far as both...more
You must be a Vietnam-era vet (or thereabouts). Haven't heard those expressions in years. Learned those from some of the vets I used to work with. Cute application, though.