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A first-rate, well-scripted episode for sure. The character depth and nuance makes for a refreshing contrast to a basic plot about cat'n'mouse in submarines, and the script knew that. I found a couple possible nitpicks, but they're not large and everything else is so pinpoint sharp that I...

Now it's over I can finally rate it and I gave it a 9, and yes maybe episode 5 and the terrifying Eye Midge are doing a bit of heavy lifting there, but only a bit. Nibs lives! Thank God! I too figure Atom was the synth 'dad' Kavalier created. The eye thing going after Joe was terrifying but it...

Well, so much for the "normal people"... It's amazing how this thing keeps getting more expensive after the fact. At this rate what will it cost in 5 years? Anyone got a spreadsheet?

Thinking it over, I'll change my rating for "Our Man Bashir" from an 8 to a 9. "Passing Through Gethamane" (B5 S3E4) Technically, this was the last episode of 1995 for Babylon 5. I think it's weird that in the fall they'd show the last four episodes of one season and then the next four...

Part One The Ju’Day-type raider Bounty slowed to sublight speeds as it approached the satellite. Though, to call it a satellite wasn’t entirely accurate. It was a gargantuan rectangular construct the size of a small asteroid, one of many that were strategically located at each of the Markon...

Fine, I'll elaborate. G-rated water sports.

At the risk of provoking certain debates, it's possible that "colony resupply ship" might be used to drop personnel and/or equipment* during the operation rather than being one of the ships engaging Klingon warships in combat. *Perhaps similar to the company from The Siege of AR-558, but...

Eagle was only identified by a silhouette, which could therefore be a different ship with a similar footprint. It's a funny one, because Okuda usually took numbers from Jein's list, or the SFTM. This one he freelanced for some reason, making it something of an oddity. In his ubiquitous mission...

Just my two cents, but the Constellation fits nicely enough if you go with the idea that the Enterprise was a ship with "some history", if I recall Roddenberry properly. The use of "The Cage" in a wrapper was both expedient and helped flesh out the universe in exactly that manner. But, if the...

By the definitions of today, you are correct. But your vision is too limited. I recall a 1986 issue of 'American Scientist ' that brought together the top minds of Science Fiction... Their conclusion was that most Science Fiction Authors were too unimaginative in their thinking. Why...

I guess, if you don't succeed, try and try again? This sounds a lot like what happened with another recent movie where the director claimed his movie was misunderstood and wanted to re-release it into theatres to get a better rating. Directors these days seem to demand respect rather than earn...

"OUR MAN BASHIR" is my most rewatched episode in the entire franchise. It is just supreme fun! The best thing about this premise: it's a 'holodeck gone wrong' episode without it ACTUALLY going wrong! It's doing precisely what it's supposed to do. And the play on Bond and other spy genre...

:shrug: At any rate, I forgot that I was going to mention that the "Schroedinger field" reminds me of something you'd get out of an infinite improbability generator (with some really hot Earl Grey for input).

More likely they're just taking the same approach TWD always did regarding the comics in that when they did bring something into the show from the comics, they did not always slavishly duplicate it as it was in the comics. Maybe they are going to do some sort of adaptation of The Alien, which I...

This is what I was getting at with the second part - I think you're right that ultimately, Star Trek for most people - and in the cultural memory - ends up being Kirk, Spock, and the NCC-1701. It's hard to tell since it's all anecdotal, but TNG already seems to be undergoing a critical...

...look at the diminishing returns from the TNG movies to the popularity of Picard. Even the much vaunted season 3 of Picard couldn't manage ratings any better than Strange New Worlds, and it had the entire original cast. TNG may have ruled the '90s, but Kirk and Spock are still the beating...

The strength of TWD TV franchise has always been character development first, horror second, and to that end, TWD TV series still hit new peaks (inconsistently in some shows), while most superhero movies are so soulless, where characters have no more depth than a video game character or a bad...

...in Jeff Grimes? It could be they are trying to see the Internet buzz (if any) about the Jeff Grimes reference, and if people see it as a cheap ploy, or something they are genuinely excited about... and then perhaps also connected to the ratings, to see if it is worth their while bringing...

My opinions: Not surviving, rather newly configured for a 5YM. There are 10 as of stardate ~2950 (Court Martial), and 12 as of stardate ~3100 (Tomorrow is Yesterday) <note: Airdate Order is swapped compared to both Stardate Order and Production Order.> Correct, we see two class ships (some...

I know that Nemesis was released in the US on the same day as Harry Potter II, The Lord of the Rings II, and James Bond: Die Another Day. However, instead of releasing simultaneously in other countries, it was released in two or three countries each month for six or seven months. For example, it...