Sisko don't shiv.

Sisko don't shiv.

{Note that I honestly don't care one way or another, but…}  We seem to have wandered into the idea of "debate" as if the review was really just us in the comments. And you're right, that's what we'd say, we're saying it here.

{Note that I honestly don't care one way or another, but…}  We seem to have wandered into the idea of "debate" as if the review was really just us in the comments. And you're right, that's what we'd say, we're saying it here.

@avclub-146bc30c345d31f3468fec764a1970e1:disqus which implies he knows the right way to say it, but still uses hew-mon to their faces, which is kinda awesomely Quark.

@avclub-146bc30c345d31f3468fec764a1970e1:disqus which implies he knows the right way to say it, but still uses hew-mon to their faces, which is kinda awesomely Quark.

@avclub-3be42d8a3412057f79af152555e39bd4:disqus I think one great tragedy and/or blessing is that DS9 should have come out, exactly as is, 10 years later, when it would have seemed like biting social commentary. Tragedy because that could have elevated its status, blessing because it could have gotten them in a lot of…

@avclub-3be42d8a3412057f79af152555e39bd4:disqus I think one great tragedy and/or blessing is that DS9 should have come out, exactly as is, 10 years later, when it would have seemed like biting social commentary. Tragedy because that could have elevated its status, blessing because it could have gotten them in a lot of…

My second choice would be "Never tell the same lie twice", as it takes something we take for granted (the boy who cried wolf story) and shows a truly alien take on it. *And* the bastard is RIGHT! :)

My second choice would be "Never tell the same lie twice", as it takes something we take for granted (the boy who cried wolf story) and shows a truly alien take on it. *And* the bastard is RIGHT! :)

My only quibble is that Kira is surely "im-pertient". :)

My only quibble is that Kira is surely "im-pertient". :)

I just feel the need to stand up for the Rodenberry Principles in terms of storytelling. In order to broach what were some really contentious issues in the 1960s, he made it so that only aliens had these issues. Then the humans could react to say, the whiteface/blackface people and not actually address race (or money,…

I just feel the need to stand up for the Rodenberry Principles in terms of storytelling. In order to broach what were some really contentious issues in the 1960s, he made it so that only aliens had these issues. Then the humans could react to say, the whiteface/blackface people and not actually address race (or money,…

Plus, I'd really like to see him break down what does and doesn't work and why.

Plus, I'd really like to see him break down what does and doesn't work and why.

Yes, I'm counting this as a near-miss for our Misfits, that they managed not to get caught up in Funeral Purgatory. :)

Yes, I'm counting this as a near-miss for our Misfits, that they managed not to get caught up in Funeral Purgatory. :)

Especially since it *could* have been tea-specific, see Lactokenesis Man. :) I also loved the bit where Abby suggested Nadine might be a werewolf and Rudy seriously considering that as a possibility. Because it is. :) I love this show.

Especially since it *could* have been tea-specific, see Lactokenesis Man. :) I also loved the bit where Abby suggested Nadine might be a werewolf and Rudy seriously considering that as a possibility. Because it is. :) I love this show.