11 Klingon Chancellors from Star Trek: Who Ruled the Empire?

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In contrast to the Klingon Emperor who holds more of a ceremonial leadership role, the power held by the Klingon High Chancellor is derived from leading the High Council, which governs the Klingon Empire. Unlike the democratic system of the United Federation of Planets, the Klingon High Council is an oligarchy made up of representatives from the most influential Klingon families. The position of High Chancellor isn’t determined by popular vote but instead through the Rite of Succession, where only those who have proven themselves worthy can claim the title. Vacant positions or challenges to the current Chancellor may arise either through a contest for the seat or by defeating the incumbent in personal combat.

God Bless America – STREAMING

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Despite living a noble life, things are about to take a tragic turn for Frank. He loses his job due to showing kindness to a coworker in an apparently politically incorrect manner, and then receives devastating news from his doctor – he’s terminally ill. In response, Frank decides that if he doesn’t have much time left, he might as well eliminate the self-centered individuals who he views as a drain on society. He starts by targeting an ungrateful teenager on a reality show, ‘My 16th Birthday’. However, the plot takes an unexpected twist when Roxy (Tara Lynne Barr), instead of being shocked by Frank’s actions, supports and even applauds him. She encourages him to eliminate more targets similar to the TV brat, leading them on a lethal rampage together.

Cleaner – SKY ORIGINAL

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The day begins disastrously, and it’s set to worsen as an event in the executive tower, whose windows a cleaner named Joey is working on, gets hijacked by a group of eco-activists led by Marcus (Clive Owen) and his associate Noah (Taz Skylar). Unlike their previous actions of hurling cans of soup at art or acting as makeshift traffic cones, this time they have a more serious agenda.

As the group leader, Noah becomes increasingly radical, with employees being dismissed more swiftly than in a Meghan Markle staff evaluation meeting. Their initial objective appears to be humiliating the employees and their bosses by forcing them to confess their environmental wrongdoings publicly. However, Joey, who has been observing the chaos from her high vantage point, takes action to rescue both the hostages and her own brother.

Randy Quaid’s 10 Best Movies & TV Shows

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For the subsequent three decades, Randy’s career was characterized by this particular role type. He delved into a variety of dramatic comedies and lighter comedies throughout his career, but he consistently achieved the most acclaim in heartwarming yet sincere films. A multi-talented actor, Quaid garnered nominations for both Emmy and Academy Awards, as well as winning Golden Globes. However, his decline during the 2010s and 2020s, marked by legal issues and political ventures, was quite unexpected. Nevertheless, we can reminisce fondly on these roles he graced us with.

Unforgettable Studio Ghibli Classic Returns in Exclusive Blu-ray Edition

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For those who prefer streaming, “Grave of the Fireflies” was added to Netflix on September 16th. However, be cautioned, this animated historical drama may not be suitable for the sensitive viewer. Unlike other Studio Ghibli productions that often carry an optimistic and exhilarating tone, “Grave of the Fireflies” stands out as it doesn’t. Despite its grim themes, the film is still worth a watch at least once. Similar to Hayao Miyazaki’s subtle reminders in his films about his love for aviation and hatred for war, Isao Takahata uses “Grave of the Fireflies” as a stark reminder of the harsh realities of war.

Nintendo Switch 2 Needs This One Game-Changing Cyberpunk Feature Right Now

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Games like Call of Duty let you move your game progress across various platforms such as Xbox, PlayStation, and PC. This means that regardless of where you play – skins, loadouts, or XP won’t be lost. The result is a smooth gaming experience all around. It’s an impressive feature that more games are trying to incorporate as players switch between platforms. Although this feature is mainly associated with multiplayer, it also applies to the single-player aspect of the game.