Hey I’m actually baffled by your reply. You clearly didn’t know there were 5 actors who played Alexander, because if you did, you’d know they were mostly one offs, from a different series at a different age or, uh, a photograph. It’s like you saw my comment, decided to reply to it, searched “Star Trek Alexander actor” and read the headline of the first result, a Screen Rant article titled “Star Trek: All 5 Actors Who Played Worf’s Son, Alexander”, and decided “That’s enough info, I’m ready to reply to that comment.”
Clearly you didn’t read the article, otherwise you wouldn’t reply the way you did, because you’d know why there’s 5 Alexander’s and it wasn’t because the writers were trying to fix the issue.
I’m not mad or annoyed or anything, I’m just utterly baffled by how you use the internet.
I’m not mad or annoyed or anything, I’m just utterly baffled by how you use the internet.
Are you sure about that because this is the second time you’ve replied to me on this topic, clearly upset about something so trivial.
I knew there were two actors and saw the articles pointing out that they actually used 5 actors for the role when trying to google the name of the second actor who killed himself a several years back. Yes, I did read the article and saw that one was just in a photograph, which brings me back to my initial point of ‘who really gives a crap?’ My original comment was more of a joke than anything.
Hey I’m actually baffled by your reply. You clearly didn’t know there were 5 actors who played Alexander, because if you did, you’d know they were mostly one offs, from a different series at a different age or, uh, a photograph. It’s like you saw my comment, decided to reply to it, searched “Star Trek Alexander actor” and read the headline of the first result, a Screen Rant article titled “Star Trek: All 5 Actors Who Played Worf’s Son, Alexander”, and decided “That’s enough info, I’m ready to reply to that comment.”
Clearly you didn’t read the article, otherwise you wouldn’t reply the way you did, because you’d know why there’s 5 Alexander’s and it wasn’t because the writers were trying to fix the issue.
I’m not mad or annoyed or anything, I’m just utterly baffled by how you use the internet.
Are you sure about that because this is the second time you’ve replied to me on this topic, clearly upset about something so trivial.
I knew there were two actors and saw the articles pointing out that they actually used 5 actors for the role when trying to google the name of the second actor who killed himself a several years back. Yes, I did read the article and saw that one was just in a photograph, which brings me back to my initial point of ‘who really gives a crap?’ My original comment was more of a joke than anything.