Picard does not believe in such "superstition and ignorance".

Frakes, hit me up if you decide to do something published on the web or on paper. I'd love to do the illustrations. www.badmonkeystudios.com

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Nickelodeon's original schtick was to bring children's entertainment from all over the world, mostly Europe, Japan, and Canada. We had The Little Prince, The Cities of Gold, Spartikus and the Sun Under the Sea, Belle and Sebastian. etc. It was a really good network until they started making original material. I wish…

Fidelio.

In Miami we had this: http://www.youtube.com/watc… .

Mask's has a lot of ridiculous problems. First all, any episode where
Data is dangerous - with the exception of "Brothers" - is bad. Picard
holds a large, stone dildo as if it was made of styrofoam, you know,
because it was. If Data has a voice processor that can make actual other
voices, why does he need to make…

You're my fucking hero. No snarking. Just truly.

Isn't it sad when people don't get that taking the time to deconstruct something is a form of love? We don't sit around complaining about Jersey Shore.

Yup, you said it before me. There's no crucifixes on the shuttle, why would these people attribute gods to things they must have already landed on?

The Worf/Troi thing was something the writers wanted for a few years, and Braga claims they had be inserting hints at it for several seasons. I can see it a little bit when Troi and Worf deal with Alexander. It doesn't make it any mess dumb and out of left field whenever it comes up in year 7.

Let me say, Zack, that I too was a bit too old when I filled my sick mornings - and some summer ones too - with Eureka's Castle, David the Gnome, The Little Koala, and, of course, MAAAAAAAAYYYYYA, Maya the Bee.

But Bashir was one note from conception. He walks into the station and hits, badly, on Dax. The next episode we get the reoccurring brain cell confusion joke. And their idea to give him depth several years later - that he's a secret Khan baby - is note very enjoyable.

But I did watch it for 6 years, 4 of those hoping it would get better and two just in it for the lulz until the lulz weren't enough and it was just too depressing. I can't unwatch it. And I have a right to criticize what I've seen.

I wanted to give you Siddig because I think he was a better actor than his goofy character allowed, but James Callis did a much, much better job with practically the same role. Brooks just barked his way through the whole series. Visitor was trying to be bad assed, but just came off as whiny and petulant, and Ferrel…

DS9 only had two good actors on it: Colm Meaney and Rene Auberjonois. I think both of them wasted 7 years on an unsalvageable property.

No, you can check every single post I've ever written. I've never attacked any one personally ever. I don't need to question your fan credentials or your motives or your politics (???). I only care about presenting my case as logically and sensibly as possible.

Dude, get over it. I'll say something you'll like next week and you'll be my best friend suddenly. Is it worth burning that bridge now to call me a troll just because you don't agree with me this week? Poor sportsmanship on your part, dude. Grow up.

LOL, you're silly.

Nimoy made it clear he' sign on only if he got killed off. They had to tailor a death scene for him. Any way you look at it the ending is contrived.