JE SUIS NAPOLEON!

Yeah, sorry. Sushi is delicious. Not everything comes down to hipsters liking something, making it trendy. People like it because it's delicious.

I thought that Comedy Central wasn't blocking shit- they let them say it like a hundred times during one episode. I thought it was Trey and Matt deciding not to use it- after all, in that episode they found out that shit was a word of curse and overusing it would bring about destruction.

Sadly, CBS was able to secure their shit and 2 1/2 Men continues.

War- it's fantastic!

I'd think Thompson would still be just utterly depressed and angry at the political system, now more so than ever. But his take on Obama would be interesting. I doubt he would praise him, though.

Frakes, I'd love to hear some anecdotes about your time directing Thunderbirds.

Starship Mine is down the stretch as well. Fucking-A.

"Say goodbye to your balls" has all the makings of the best Star Trek line ever. The smirk on Riker's face when he would say it… priceless.

It was one of the real times Doohan got to actually take the character somewhere. He isn't ancillary, and he delivers a great performance.

Frankly, as crazy as Jacobsen's theory is, it's a lot more plausible than space aliens.

That last quote from Wesley really hammers home just how broken he is as a person. His world was taken away from him, and yet he thought he was doing the best for his "family."

*SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS*

So what's Everyone Doing to Celebrate the Rapture?
Me, I'm going to play some paintball and watch a Roller Derby bout. Add lots of beer to that picture, and it's a pretty smashing way to ring in the start of the apocalypse!

In retrospect, I come across not so much as a nerd but more as a pedant. Oh, I've wasted my life.

Jesus, I hate hate HATE that flotation line.

Good catch, Bad Horse. The Borg literally cut into the Engineering section in BoBW, causing Geordi to once again dive-roll away from the bulkhead closing down around Engineering.

Meanwhile Capt. Bueller was standing on top of his ship, lip-singing a song.

Honestly, that's probably for the best.

It would have been interesting if Picard had run into a much-older version of himself who had been doing nothing but trying to stop Soran for the past twenty years or whatever, and failing each time.