You'll be wearing concrete galoshes!

Biggs and Robinson are average-looking to me.  Alaimo is…Alaimo.  Those three men in makeup, though, holy hell.  Also, they all have such distinctive voices, which greatly helps.

Which, is all slightly ridiculous, as in TOS it is established that the Federation and Romulans had a nasty war in the past, and the Klingons and Federation would have gone on engaging in hostilities were it not for those meddling Organians.  So it's okay as long as it's not on camera? 

I know the first part ends with troops beaming into New Orleans, but there are certain scenes/exchanges that I'm not sure which half they happen.  When does Joe slice his finger?  For instance.  I always watch these two together so it's really just one big 90 minute movie to me.

Garak, Dukat, and Damar are all sexy.  In makeup.  Yeah, I said it.

(Mrs)

@avclub-0806ebf2ee5c90a0ca0fd59eddb039f5:disqus, they're necessary for performing the Cardassian neck trick.

A secretary is not a toy, no my boy, not a toy.

I've not seen Enterprise.  Forgot about the very low-key guy from IV.

The only presidents I can remember are from races we've never seen before.  And, for the record, I only remember Jaresh Inyo and the guy from Undiscovered Country.

Agreed, although for practical purposes I am having difficulty remembering where the first part ends and what scene/reveal is in which part.  I guess I'll just have to force myself to rewatch.  Now.

Zack's review hits on why "Homefront" works as well as it does: there really isn't a point where Sisko & Co. obviously go over the line.  Everything they do seems justifiable, until you step back and realize that it just isn't right.  Makes this episode all the more tougher (in a good way!) to watch.

My favorite TOS.  Coccyx/Oxmyx is brilliant. 

I love John Colicos.  I don't think he underwent that much of a personality change, personally.  Kor was always an asshole.

There's no basement in the Alamo!

Shit, now that's going to be in my head the rest of the day.

Personally, I like the Accountancy Shanty.

Saw Spamalot on Broadway with Tim Curry as Arthur.  It was awesome.  That being said, I don't think I would have enjoyed it as much were he not in it.

I love Mel Brooks, really I do, but I think Gene Wilder is the unsung genius.

I love Mel Brooks, really I do, but I think Gene Wilder is the unsung genius.