Rainbow Six Siege - Rick and Morty Bundles Trailer
Check out the trailer for the Rainbow Six Siege and Rick and Morty collaboration featuring cosmetic bundles: Sledge Gromflomite and Smoke Pickle Rick. The Sledge Gromflomite bundle includes the Gromflomite uniform and headgear, the Federation Defense attachment skin, weapon skin for Sledge's M590A1, and the Seal Team Rick charm. The Smoke Pickle Rick bundle includes the Pickle Rick signature skin, Sledge's M590A1 pistol, Pilot Lonestar charm, and Conquest Casdin charm.
Note that the Gus Rainbow Six Siege Game Pass is now available on Xbox One and will launch in 1 month on Playstation 4, priced at $12.99/£9.99. Read the article here and check out the latest update, Patch 1.06.
Watch a farewell video by rumbleods and concernsversickness to celebrate Billy; Silverleaf; Bob; Rick and Morty, in Rainbow Six Siege.
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By Andy Kirk | August 5, 2015 | Design
There's some talk of it
Back in April, Star Trek: The Next Generation actor Patrick Stewart made a plea on Twitter for forgotten LGBT characters on the long-running sci-fi franchise to get the focus of the rebooted film franchise.
Star Trek fans have had a bad time requesting celebrity cameos and Tyson Beckford in Gary Busey's Independence Day sequel. The possible return of Mary Jane Watson has not generated nearly the amount of press it deserves.
"It's time to get LGBT straight men in #StarTrek TV series and film & we've done it once and let it go," Stewart wrote on Twitter. "Let's do it all over again. For now, LGBT straight men on #StarTrek big screen & TV series. Thank you."
Star Trek: The Next Generation's ground-breaking alien-invasion franchise first showcased the first gay captain on television in 1993 with Nichelle Nichols as James T. Kirk. Though the TNG series was fondly remembered, the next four iterations largely ignored the Star Fleet's first openly gay captain. What's better? A new Gene Roddenberry series or an all-new gay Trek alternate reality Mary never quite lived up to her first portrayal on the show.
Segment-wise? Captain Jean-Luc Picard is the gayest and most famous gay character in the contemporary Star Trek franchise, beating out the aforementioned Mike Quinn for that honor.
Then there's Kronos One, a fictional meeting place for same-sex couples and their babies that included some fabulous lesbian prop sex scenes.
Perhaps of equal importance to gay Trek fans is the fact that Jennifer Lawrence
Check out the trailer for the Rainbow Six Siege and Rick and Morty collaboration featuring cosmetic bundles: Sledge Gromflomite and Smoke Pickle Rick. The Sledge Gromflomite bundle includes the Gromflomite uniform and headgear, the Federation Defense attachment skin, weapon skin for Sledge's M590A1, and the Seal Team Rick charm. The Smoke Pickle Rick bundle includes the Pickle Rick signature skin, Sledge's M590A1 pistol, Pilot Lonestar charm, and Conquest Casdin charm.
Note that the Gus Rainbow Six Siege Game Pass is now available on Xbox One and will launch in 1 month on Playstation 4, priced at $12.99/£9.99. Read the article here and check out the latest update, Patch 1.06.
Watch a farewell video by rumbleods and concernsversickness to celebrate Billy; Silverleaf; Bob; Rick and Morty, in Rainbow Six Siege.
This article may contain links to online retail stores. If you click on one and buy the product we may receive a small commission. For more information, go here.
By Andy Kirk | August 5, 2015 | Design
There's some talk of it
Back in April, Star Trek: The Next Generation actor Patrick Stewart made a plea on Twitter for forgotten LGBT characters on the long-running sci-fi franchise to get the focus of the rebooted film franchise.
Star Trek fans have had a bad time requesting celebrity cameos and Tyson Beckford in Gary Busey's Independence Day sequel. The possible return of Mary Jane Watson has not generated nearly the amount of press it deserves.
"It's time to get LGBT straight men in #StarTrek TV series and film & we've done it once and let it go," Stewart wrote on Twitter. "Let's do it all over again. For now, LGBT straight men on #StarTrek big screen & TV series. Thank you."
Star Trek: The Next Generation's ground-breaking alien-invasion franchise first showcased the first gay captain on television in 1993 with Nichelle Nichols as James T. Kirk. Though the TNG series was fondly remembered, the next four iterations largely ignored the Star Fleet's first openly gay captain. What's better? A new Gene Roddenberry series or an all-new gay Trek alternate reality Mary never quite lived up to her first portrayal on the show.
Segment-wise? Captain Jean-Luc Picard is the gayest and most famous gay character in the contemporary Star Trek franchise, beating out the aforementioned Mike Quinn for that honor.
Then there's Kronos One, a fictional meeting place for same-sex couples and their babies that included some fabulous lesbian prop sex scenes.
Perhaps of equal importance to gay Trek fans is the fact that Jennifer Lawrence
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