That's awesome, glad some people actually have some balls to do this type of thing. I can barely resist to eat Chick-fil-a despite their views. Not sure why anyone cares what others chose to do. Not gonna make you gay to allow gays in society.

I know it's completely insane, but do you realize that there has not yet been a big Hollywood movie about Cthulhu? Doesn't that seem WRONG?

"GRRRR! IT MAKES MY SEMEN TASTE BETTER! GRRRR!"

They did a test back in the 1970's where they let participants sleep as much as they wanted, until they hit REM. Once they did (and began to dream), the participants were woken up. They did this for a significant amount of time.

Garak's fine and all, but I prefer my rogues a little more goal oriented.

The anti-hero's anti-hero.

Just so we're not all posting pictures of Garak I'll go with a more recent example.

Is he really happy or is he about to kill you? You NEVER KNOW!

For a time, that was appropriate.

I love me some Garak. Words cannot adequately describe that love. I'm sure it has a lot to do with Andrew Robinson's portrayal more so than anything Garak ever did (will do?).

Won the thread with the header image again, CJA.

Noah Wyle and Anthony Michael Hall again please! These two nailed it in Pirates of Silicon Valley.

Paying someone else to change the oil and service my car.

Twin Peaks was way ahead of it's time. Love that show...

Technically network, right?

I don't know what I can say about this show more than pointing out how well it has kept an identity. Every week I watch it I become more impressed at the ways they keep to their roots, prevent the show from going stale, and limiting themselves to some of the most reasonable assumptions that I've ever seen a TV show…

It would probably be deemed saccharine if it aired today, but I think Quantum Leap was a damn clever television series in terms of concept and execution.

Intelligent, complex, character-focussed network show?

Just because its worth repeating

Person of Interest