This is true. There's a cool moment on the Generations commentary when Moore and Braga talk about the horrified moment when they realized that the finale they knocked out as an afterthought basically put the feature they had spent months slaving over to shame.

Yeah. To this day, when I watch "His Way" (which is awesome front to back) I have to rewind that and watch it one more time.

I just realized that, for certain gentlemen, Stewart dancing to the mambo in Insurrection must have been an awakening experience.

Hey Frakes, in case Spiner's ever busy, I'll be your hapless stooge at the bar.

I watched another Star Trek movie the other day. The summary said that Data found his long-lost brother, which is weird because I didn't remember it and I thought I'd seen them all. I still don't since I started watching it and had a fucking stroke.

Well yeah, but it's Star Trek and each ship has its own quantum signature or some horse shit.

It begins and ends with Frakes, obviously.

That episode (Heart of Stone) is okay, but it's the DS9 version of the reset button. It cheats.

Well, the Maquis aren't really a Bajoran thing, although there are some Bajoran members and they both hate themselves some Cardassians.

It is kind of annoying but they do it a lot, so you just have to kind of roll with it. Besides, this fine tradition gives us the actually pretty decent "Honor Among Thieves" from DS9 where Chief O'Brien goes all Donnie Brasco on the Orion Syndicate.

I'm going to be disappointed if the one for "All Good Things…" isn't inter-cut with stuff from his first post.

I like her stuff with Sisko in "Starship Down." It was always nice when they acknowledged the fact that as far as Kira was concerned, she was practically working for Jesus Christ.

Somebody needs to put this guy and Morn in a room together.

You said the words "jump the shark." This lends credibility to your post.

I don't think it's fair to say she's never called out on it. One of the show's running gags is Perry's increasingly elaborate ways of pointing out that she is, in fact, a soulless minion of Satan himself.

I don't think the Ted-Marshall plot was COMPLETELY terrible but it was far from the best thing the show's done. That women's washroom  joke was barely funny the first time, And then they literally hit the same joke 3 more times without variation. That is some weak fucking sauce. They made up for it with creepy guitar…

You clearly know your shit. Bravo!

Yep, It was classic Schmosby.

I was loving that comment and now I see that Frakes digs it as well. It all makes so much sense that I'm ashamed I didn't see it coming a mile away.

If Armond White is a secret AVClub poster, I choose to believe that he's a Bimbo Delivery System for Frakes.