He's history's greatest monster!

One of the better moments was when Liane responds to one of the stuffed animals at the tea party scene, instead of Cartman.

I hated that mission, but the one that stopped me cold the second play through was the mini plane race David Cross sends you on. I beat that once, and never again.

As long as he doesn't track it back into the house, we're OK.

The real Martin Landau is just as upset. He was so looking forward to Uncharted 3!

In the grand scheme of geological time, none of this will matter.

If you guys like IGN for reviews, then stick to what they say. One website gave it a C. You'll buy the game, and enjoy it, and survive.

One of two moments where I literally jumped out of my seat in a movie theater.

SPOILERS I think we find that out in the next episode.

/Tries to put Qweef Latina's mouse out

Hey, waitaminute, dogs can't talk!

I love it when Star Trek does a good alternate-universe story. Zach somewhat mentioned it, but what I enjoyed about Parallels was also the subtle (and sometimes not-so-subtle) changes to the sets, especially the bridge. It really highlighted that things in other universe's were much different.

I don't like it, because if I remember rightly "These Are the Voyages…" makes it seem that Riker had to listen to Archer and Tripp to do the right thing, instead of coming to that conclusion himself. I might be remembering wrong, however. I always treated the episode before TAtV as the Series finale. So do the…

Yeah, there's a big difference, especially when the Cardassian is serving as the navigator.

He don't need no instructions to know how to rock!

That's a pretty brutal moment, but then again, that whole story is one big shit storm.

Goddamn if that didn't sucker punch me the first time I watched that episode. Knowing where he ends, it makes watching his run through both series even more poignant.

*Sighs* Wendy Peppercorn…

What better show for them to be watching when it comes to Parallel Earth's invading our own?

It looks like they give away the ending in one of the trailers, at least to people who know the original movie. First, it shows the alien grabbing her ankle and pulling her down, and second they've shown shots of a single dog running through Antarctica.