Admit it Keith, you just liked it because it allowed you to flashback to your youth playing with My Little Ponies.

Much inferior First Contact?  Sacrilege!

It's definitely impressive, but then I look at Community, and the last ep is almost at 5,000.  I wouldn't be surprised if it hits 10,000 by the time the show returns…whenever that will be.

Those are some useful commies Alurin, and they're greatly admired in Italy.  They've made a lot of movies about them too.

Yeah, I'd rather sit through Emergence than most S1 & 2 eps (although I probably wouldn't watch it anyway, if I had the choice).

Heh, infinite diversity in infinite combinations.

I'm speaking more towards bat-shit insanity, the likes of Masks.  Emergence is a bad episode, but you're right that the ones you listed are worse.

Sounds like a movie about Lore….

Strange, I got to see Pirates for free too, because a friend of mine was working at a theatre at the time, but I wasn't a fan of the film.  Damn thing went on too long and wouldn't end.  Similarly had no taste to see any of the sequels, though.

You mean not being memorable?  If it was good, you'd remember it.

Yep, the Maquis are made up of former Federation colonists whose planets were given up in the Cardassian treaty.  Bajorans are among them presumably because they sought shelter in Federation border settlements, but then their new homes were given to the Cardassians in that treaty.

Valid critiques that don't take away from the enjoyment of the episode.

" Babylon 5 did it better."

Might I suggest Todd taking Farscape and Zack taking B5?  ;P

It took over ten years to do that though.

It certainly doesn't anger me while watching it like Nemesis does or parts of Generations.  Inoffensive minus the lame jokes.  But as a result, it's just there.

Yes, even this DS9-hater enjoys that scene.

That was incredible.

Zack kinda liked Emergence?  WTF?  That was one of the most retarded episodes TNG ever produced!

My God, I'm glad no one walked past my office as I was reading this.  I could barely contain the laughter of it all…