At this point it would have to be Firefly TNG, with less fighting and more conference rooms.

I seriously dare you to find any US president that hasn't burned at least one child alive.

He killed 17 men on Sigma Epsilon III.

And they're always caught off guard every time. I really started to notice Voyager sucking when it did this a few times in a row.

The last stretch of season 2 is rocking good. Not a bad episode from Blood Oath to the end.

The danger in the game was A FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAKE

Word. I was about 80% sure it was going to be Bill Adama and then Ellen just comes out of nowhere. This after they spent her whole first few episodes setting her up to be an obvious Cylon and then reverse it with an actual arc.

It really gets the paranoia down cold. Once people stop WTFing about the rules it's just a constant barrage of accusations. Love it.

If you watch it on Netflix they use the chant from the beginning.

It would have been a better show with 13-episode seasons.

It's too bad they blew their budget of awesome for season 3 on the first 4 episodes.

Bah, Dax. I liked it at first but when I saw it again more recently, the cumulative effect of just asking a million times "But is she the same person" was just a huge cop-out.

@avclub-4b287f908bc71183ecd837b69d417c1a:disqus That sounds like mushy liberal talk. I'm pretty sure the Republican primary electorate I've been watching at those debates would be all for letting em die in the street.

"You got arrested for DUI! Patrick Stewart never got arrested for DUI!"

Since when does Starfleet roll like that?

@Ras Would you like to know more?

Console explosions are cheaper than the more logical forms of damage, like hull breaches or straight up fuckin torpedoes blasting away entire sections of the ship.

"Don't know if they were originally supposed to represent modern-day humanity at its venal worst"

Wait till Voyager, when in one early episode Janeway winds up jeopardizing the ship over coffee.

Tony fucking Todd, man. Tony fucking Todd.