This is why you don't plan out a romance with two characters until you see that the actors playing those characters have any kind of chemistry with each other.

For the same reason that they have VI computers with perfect voice control but non-networked tablets that have enough onboard storage for one report.

Wait, Tucker died?

Holy crap, people are still having sex in the 200th Century? I thought by then we'd all be bred in pods and people would have evolved to be as smooth as Ken dolls "down there".

At this point I don't understand why anyone takes his calls. Just let those things go to voicemail.

I love you.

I wouldn't have wanted Jadzia to die here because I don't have much faith that the writers would have dealt with Worf's grief and guilt very well. Having Jadzia die is one thing, but having her husband be her murderer (kind of) is something else entirely.

I love you.

Thank god he rejected the script. That sounds awful.

I thought it was to further differentiate DS9 from TOS and TNG. "Well we have our new show set on a space station, not a starship… so how about we make our lead not a captain, but a COMMANDER??"

Really? That's bizarre. I wonder what Disqus did to change that.

This gets the only downvote so far this week? Fuck you, nuDisqus.

Brannon Braga, is that you?

I know that Lofton wasn't around as much as the other regulars, but he was a regular… doesn't that mean they got first dibs on him?

Yeah, that was pretty much his point.

Would we in fact have a problem if ENT was just Riker's holodeck simulation?

I mean, it's not the worst thing in the world, but I HATE the fact that comments are no longer paginated.

The A.V. Club: The melodrama is more clunky than people might be giving it credit for

THE HAT

Sci-fi fans can't be dimwitted? Then how do you explain the popularity of Star Wars?