Get me my blue windbreaker!

Kukalaka was also Bashir's first patient, IIRC.

The total absurdity of, "Jettison the lunchroom!" had me dying. Had to pause it a couple of minutes until I could stop laughing.

Sigh. I hate pronouns on faceless Internet message boards…

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He's obviously one of the soulless minions of orthodoxy.

Interesting that Garak went to kill the Cardassian soldiers first. The last remnants of his sanity holding sway? Or did the drug simply make him hate everyone for different reasons?

If you mean '92, I was at the same show. I recall it sounding pretty good (though loud as hell), at least in the balcony.

Ugh, Why the Bill Graham Civic? That place is awful.

Even in a Klingon uniform Worf looks uptight and out of place.

Starring:
Rob Schneider as Worf
Stephen Root as Martok
Leslie Mann as Jadzia Dax
Paul Rudd as Kornan
Seth Rogan as Leskit
Janeane Garofalo as Tavana

At the end of this watching this episode I always think, "Poor Kurn".

The only other cast relationship I'd heard of prior is Farrell/Dorn, but always figured that might just be rumors based on their characters' relationship.

I think Rom is fine when they show his competent side, but yeah, does flail a bit when they lean on him as comic relief.

God, I hate the fucking books. Almost any time I come across an Apocrypha entry on Memory Alpha I can only shake my head in disbelief at how bad what they're describing is.

It's kinda the Mark Kozelek way. He pulls a similar trick with "All Mixed Up" from the same album.

Aww, @Automocar:disqus is not a merry man.

You may be the only person who likes Chakotay enough to want to see him outside of Voyager. Most of us barely want to see him within that show.

Do people really dislike "Silly Love Songs"? It's not the greatest, I'd grant, but it's a fine enough song.

The science sucks? You mean supercolliders don't run through sewer pipe?