I don't think your sarcasm detector is powered up.

"The hearts are part of a greater artificiality that plagues this series. The props are fake, the backgrounds are fake, the relationships are fake."

"The hearts are part of a greater artificiality that plagues this series. The props are fake, the backgrounds are fake, the relationships are fake."

Is Richard going to join forces with Nucky in this battle, and then become Nucky's main muscle in Season 4? I've had this nagging feeling that the show would eventually team them up since they discussed Jimmy's death earlier in the year

Is Richard going to join forces with Nucky in this battle, and then become Nucky's main muscle in Season 4? I've had this nagging feeling that the show would eventually team them up since they discussed Jimmy's death earlier in the year

History Warning

History Warning

Sheldon reminding Leonard of his mediocrity? If I didn't know better I'd say Sheldon was fucking with him. I'll assume his relationship with Amy is having some side effects.

Sheldon reminding Leonard of his mediocrity? If I didn't know better I'd say Sheldon was fucking with him. I'll assume his relationship with Amy is having some side effects.

Maybe it was just the refrigerator

Maybe it was just the refrigerator

winner

winner

I actually had a chance to talk to Ron Moore about Admiral Cain being his answer to Janeway and he said she probably was.

I actually had a chance to talk to Ron Moore about Admiral Cain being his answer to Janeway and he said she probably was.

If I remember correctly the studio insisted on giving the Borg a single voice for the audience to relate to, so Moore and Braga created the Borg queen (since I guess the studio guys couldn't fathom the idea of a collective as a compelling villain).

If I remember correctly the studio insisted on giving the Borg a single voice for the audience to relate to, so Moore and Braga created the Borg queen (since I guess the studio guys couldn't fathom the idea of a collective as a compelling villain).

I did like the Vidiians, but I only included them in my generalization because Voyager decided to ditch them. And then they dismissed them in the later years with on offhand comment ("oh, we cured the phage. tee hee").

I did like the Vidiians, but I only included them in my generalization because Voyager decided to ditch them. And then they dismissed them in the later years with on offhand comment ("oh, we cured the phage. tee hee").

I do remember that one early episode where Voyager met up with the refugees of the Kazon and (this was before the BSG reboot) it seemed Voyager as a show was lining up like old-school BSG. "a rag-tag fugitive fleet on a loney quest — a shining planet known as Earth." And then they ditched that idea real quick.