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I would have paid to see a scene between Macet and Dukat. Can't you just picture it? Dukat: "I simply don't understand why people insist on saying we look alike. You may be my cousin, but I'm much handsomer than you!"

BUMP! Does anyone watch SFDebris' sci-fi review? I really want him to do "Interludes and Examinations."

Didn't they say in one of the books that Macet and Dukat were cousins?

Bashir: Miles, why did you shoot them all? O'Brien: They said you liked Garak better than me! Bu it's not true, is it Julian? Bashir: Um ... O'Brien: No! Bashir: I'm sorry Miles, he's just too damn charismatic! Sisko: O'Brien, a stare-off doesn't work if you don't look me in the eye ...

Insert your own sex joke here. Nana Visitor: Be quiet Marc! Avery doesn't know I get paid more than him! Martok: *grumbling* Worf is the most popular Klingon character ... gets an extra-long caption contest thanks to LeadHead ... we'll see about that! Bashir: Hey captain, guess which one...

Lennier was so tragic. He really just sort of lost himself in his love for Delenn. And she did love him deeply - just not in the way he wanted.

Yeah, I know. You're such a good sport, man. :bolian: I suppose I should do a list: 1.) Kira Nerys - because she's kick-ass and strong, but can also show a softer side. And she really grows throughout the series, perhaps more than anyone else. 2.) Garak - Plain, simple, Garak had me hooked...

Re: Dominion War - Why Didn’t Starfleet Station Betazoids on Each Ship The problem with this theory is that I seem to remember Lwaxana remarking when she first met Odo that she couldn't read his thoughts, and it was part of what she found so intruiging about him. Of course, you could argue...

Re: Dominion War - Why Didn’t Starfleet Station Betazoids on Each Ship I never claimed Trek ripped off B5 for having telepaths. I just said that (in my opinion), B5 handled telepaths better than Trek did. Trek never dealt with the invasion-of-privacy and regulation issues like B5 did. Lwaxana...

Since changelings clearly seem to experience the sensations of touch, I'm assuming that, if they were skilled enough and chose to do so, they could morph the approrpriate sex organ that would allow them to experience the corresponding humanoid sensations of sexual pleasure. Though that theory...

Rush Limborg chose Alli McTrill - er, I mean Ezri Dax - as his #1? Shocking!!!

Yeah, yeah, I know. Frankly, I always wondered if maybe he planned to make it part of the whole direct-to-dvd "Lost Tales" that started in 2007. But that kind of tanked after only one release ... so it's up to the fanfiction writers now! :P

I know. I kind of really wanted him to get a nice happy ending. Like, maybe he'd get over his feelings and meet some nice Ranger girl? And JMS still hasn't told the full story of Lennier's end after all these years, though he's said things about it. C'mon Joe at least let someone write a novel...

Re: Dominion War - Why Didn’t Starfleet Station Betazoids on Each Ship People, this isn't Babylon 5 we're talking about here. The ST universe doesn't deal with/use telepaths is way that actually makes, you know, sense. Don't get me wrong, I love DS9 especially and Trek in general, but I think...

Ah yes, I loved Sheridan and Delenn as well. But my poor, poor Lennier ... :(

Some people try to debate Sinclair-vs-Sheridan, but frankly I enjoyed both characters. Some claim O'Hare was "wooden" as Sinclair but I never thought so. Sinclair always struck me as the more serious type, a man haunted by the past by destined to define it. Sheridan was more gung-ho, action guy...

The thing is, if DS9 had been more popular in its time, they probably wouldn't gotten away with making it as different from mainstream Trek as it was. I seem to remember TV Guide praising it with words like "harsh" "gritty" and "realistic." Critically, it was praised, but it wasn't being watched...

Thanks for the win! :) Sisko: I'm sorry Mr. Worf, but we already have one rigid, hard-ass, anti-social misfit on the station, okay? Worf: Yes, but does he growl and act like an animal? Sisko: Well, I suppose he could turn into one ... but I thought you stopped doing that after Season 2 of...

But the beauty of it is, even if you don't ship Garak and Bashir romantically (and I will freely admit that I do), you can still appreciate the deep, complicated friendship that they have developed over the years. That's what I like about this scene. They've come a long way from Garak just...

One of the things I love about the reveal of Tain as Garak's father is that Bashir is in the room to witness it. When Tain asks if they're alone, Garak glances over at Bashir and then just flat-out lies (heh, typical). The fact that he would allow Bashir to witness such an intensely private...