Probably not. No use for them.  But all Jem'Hadar are male, correct?  Do they actually say that in DS9 or do we the viewers just assume that since they're always played by male actors?  Like, why would a bunch of

I really despise Dawson's acting.  Or maybe it's the character I hate…I can't really tell which one is the root cause of my annoyance.

That's why I enjoy this episode so much.  Papa Bashir is such a sympathetic character.  I think he knows he's a fuck-up and didn't want his son to be the same.  Isn't that what all parents want for their kids?  For them to have it better than you?  I know that's what I want for my son.

He'll always be Coach Cutlip to me.  And I'll always envision his sex ed class where his drawing of the female reproductive system looked like a cow head.

@avclub-b894e4330aeaa46a373292d17c62984d:disqus I killed that fat barkeep.

Hey, not everyone keeps their genitals in the same place.

I think Russ and Ryan deserve their props, too.

It says, "both of those men are damn fine."

Whenever I watch "True Q," I am amazed at how smart Amanda Rogers is and how complex the topics are that she studies, and she's only what?  18 years old?  I have always thought, "Shit, this future is not for me.  I am way too dumb for it."  And I'm not dumb!   At least my mommy says I'm not…

I have felt this my whole life.

I absolutely love the actors who play his parents and

I also think it fits in with his eager beaver personality in the beginning.  He comes off as the super-smart guy who cannot relate to people socially.

"Grandpa can't do math in his head?"

For what happened to Billy.  I agree, Billy is adorable.

Jeff Bridges singing > Mia Farrow singing

Animals are Beautiful People.  From the mind of Jamie Uys, who also directed The Gods Must Be Crazy (also excellent, with a main character who is the spitting image of my late grandfather, thereby making the film even more awesome).  Animals is a documentary on the animals of southern Africa (notable the Kalahari),…

My life-long crush on him began with Young Frankenstein.  But Willy Wonka rocks, too.

Rene Auberjonois, bitches.  And Paul Frees.

The Last Unicorn is magical.  I wore out several copies of that VHS as a kid.  I probably know the whole damn thing by heart.  I like when kids movies do have adult overtones to them, when they're not all sweetness and light.

Hey, I watched that a lot, too, as a kid.  Wolves are my favorite animal, so I pretty much watch/watched anything with them.