Finn and Jake also call BMO a "he." I think the creators have been playing with that one for a while. As a games console, BMO would be genderless, but I like your robot/boy theory. It reminds me of BMOs role-play in the mirror where he played "Football" the real live human boy.

We were talking about this in a thread a few months ago. They either have the names above or any list of gender neutral to boyish nicknames to show spunkiness and non-conformity.

You forgot the Sams.

Take comfort in the fact that people in Brazil get surgery to have your figure.

Mass Effect made me want to hit on sexy alien chicks.

Star Wars fan film with people cosplaying Star Trek characters: Part 2.

Yes. Evil, skanky and kinda gay. Just the way we like 'em.

That tattoo screams October/November 2012.

Ironically, his best feature has always been his huge brown eyes.

Can someone remember the name of the sci-fi author who took photos where he tried to copy the sexy lady poses on old paperback covers? i09 did a post about him. Those were hilarious. I think he threw his back out.

The thumbnail looks like a sad smooshed stone face. Good optical illusion!

Gina Torres's face has always given me uncanny valley vibes. I think she's a good actress but she looks so surgically altered— has since Angel so not sure if that's her real face or not— but it always seemed immobile and trophy wife-esque to me. Having said that, I'd be perfectly happy with a black or darker skinned…

Sandman. It's the only thing of his you ever need read but will still make the full extent of his talent and style clear.

Nope. Earth is still there. View of Venus, still blocked.

Well, I kid, but Dr. Crusher always came off like more of a Cruise ship GP with a little bit of knowledge in a wide range of subjects, and great people skills. Dr. Pulaski was socially awkward but seemed like more of a real scientist/researcher. Bones was a drunk, Dr. Bashir was genetically enhanced, Phlox was an…

Yep, my first thought as well. Because there aren't enough live-action movies about children dying of dysentery.

I pride myself on both my Trek and Muppet knowledge and somehow, this had escaped me. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. I actually bought Labyrinth on DVD a couple days ago!

Like this?

Nice try Wil Wheaton.

Because Dr. Crusher was a glorified pediatrician and Dr. Pulaski was a fucking heart surgeon.