Nana Visitor wore the '20s kit well though, I'll give 'em that.

There's some kind of vague irony (or coincidence or something) that "Time's Orphan" has that whole subplot about Worf wanting to prove he can be a good parent. I think he even cites the fact that he raised Alexander, which pretty much clinches the argument for the other side!

Well, you can't go to the 20th century anymore. Too many time travelers in the way.

ALLLLLLLLLLLLLLL THE WAY DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWN!

I'd forgotten that she didn't talk to Kasidy — I
don't think I've watched this episode since it originally aired — and
rewatching it last night I was pretty annoyed when she didn't. The fact that it's all about the dudes annoyed me too (also, where was Dax other than appearing for obvious-foreshadowing purposes at the…

I've always thought it would have been neat if "Time's Orphan" had had O'Brien draw on his experiences from "Hard Time" in order to help feral!Molly, since he also had to learn to reintegrate into society in that episode. Plus drawing on a legitimately fantastic episode might have lent some credibility to the whole…

It's the bullet in DS9 Roulette!

Jake: "NO MORE BLAH BLAH BLAH!"

I did. It hurt so much.

A classic of sheer horror, maybe…

As I recall, Ron Moore said exactly that in an AOL chat — that having Watters "shoot up" would imply a harder drug addiction than Moore wanted to imply, and there's no reason there wouldn't still be pills in the 24th century…

Well, the line from everyday villainy to cartoonish supervillainy had already been crossed, so…

Who shot who in the what now?

Look at them sideburns! He looks like a girl. Now, Johnny Unitas, there's a haircut you could set your watch to.

"His eyes…his eyes…"

There is not nearly enough hatred of "Profit and Lace" in this thread. In the universe, actually.

Upvoted for use of the word "skulduggerous."

Not without a signed note from your captain, anyway.

This looks like a job for Turkey Volume Guessing Man!

Oh, anyone can miss Mexico, all tucked away up there…