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I love that episode. A is for Antares, cargo ship destroyed by Charlie Evans. B is for Benecia. A colony planet named after a small town in California. C is for Christine. Obriens pet tarantula. D is for Deanna Troi. E is for Earther, a Klingon term frequently used to refer to humans during...

Welcome Halmirdax! (And BlueMetroid! Good to have you as a participant, and no longer a lurker. ;)) Out of curiosity, Halmir - may I call you Halmir? - what other sci-fi shows do you enjoy?

Old Trek: the original pilot, with Captain Pike. New Trek: Abrams-verse. Anything in between is just Trek. Except Enterprise. That's Fake Trek. ;) By the way, Captain Kathryn, I love your new signature and avatar. Enjoy my favorite picture of the Doc: Worst. Poker face. EVER.

A is for Antares, cargo ship destroyed by Charlie Evans. B is for Benecia. A colony planet named after a small town in California. C is for Christine. Obriens pet tarantula. D is for Deanna Troi. E is for Earther, a Klingon term frequently used to refer to humans during the 23rd century. F is...

Re: What Are You Eating/Drinking Right Now? What a weird thread. I love it. I just made kahlua cupcakes for a party I'm going to later. I... had to eat one to make sure they passed inspection.

The only movie I can ever recall being offended by was Guy Ritchie's "Sherlock Holmes", with Robert Downey, Jr. Nothing against RDJ; I loved him in "Chaplin", and I love him as Tony Stark. But Sherlock Holmes has been my favorite fictional character since I was thirteen, and that movie just made...

Seriously though, I love Weyoun. All of the Weyouns. He's one of my favorite recurring characters in all of Trekdom.

When I first saw Karen Gillan on DW, I was unimpressed with her acting skills. It's like she had only two facial expressions: wide-eyed, and wide-eyed and pouty. But she definitely got better as the series went on. She was actually very good in "The Impossible Astronaut". I'm interested to see...

As far as actual character development goes, I'd have to say DS9 wins in a landslide. That show did more to flesh out its characters than any other Trek series. However, Voyager does have an insanely fun cast. There are a few boring characters, like Chakotay and Kes and Kim. Although maybe they...

Happy Birthday, Mr. Meaney! I just saw him in a re-watch of Stargate Atlantis, where he played the leader of the Genii. He'll always be Chief O'Brien to me. :)

Sorry I haven't been around these past two weeks. I was house sitting for some friends, and their Internet access was abysmal. I couldn't even use Netflix. If they hadn't had all five seasons of Stargate Atlantis on DVD, I probably would have lost my mind. On the plus side, I've learned how to...

I've never understood the whole Star Trek vs. Star Wars thing. Who says you have to hate one to love the other? I personally love both (except for the horrid prequel trilogy). In fact, I would love to see a movie series based on the Old Republic era. As long as George Lucas wasn't allowed...

If I tried to put them in order, my brain might explode. But here are ten of my favorites. (I count two-parters as one episode.) Living Witness Drone Blink of an Eye Year of Hell 1 & 2 One Small Step Life Line Timeless Tinker, Tenor, Doctor, Spy Meld Deadlock

Dude, don't even try to understand the so-called "logic" of these people. Most of them spend eighteen hours a day embroiled in heated arguments in the "Comments" section of YouTube. ;)

I cringe at the very word "fanboy". The people who use that word to describe themselves are almost always blindly loyal fanatics who think everyone who disagrees with them is an illogical, sub-human idiot. I love DS9, but I don't live to tear apart everyone who doesn't think it's the greatest...

As an owner of a small ugly dog that I loved for her ugliness for fifteen years, I can appreciate Tea's analogy. And I suppose it would be hypocritical of me to say how bad ENT has been so far (to me, anyway) when I actually kind of love bad sci-fi. Or at least, I love ridiculing it. That's why...

I'm reading it right now, and I love it. I don't want it to end. Ever. Big ups to Andrew Robinson. Not only does he play an awesome Cardassian, he writes an awesome biography of one, too.

Itchin' for a good fight, are we, Star? ;) I agree with you, though. A TV show is, after all, the sum of its episodes. When the bad episodes outweigh the good, you have to wonder at some point if the show itself actually is all that great. Rogue Planet: Enterprise finds a rogue planet and...