Yeah, it's been a bad stretch these past few weeks.  Real struggle to watch.  I wish we could just zoom over most of Seasons 1-3, and just start S4 and start the Worf eps already.

Best part of the show for me.

It's a good thing that wormhole isn't exit only.

C+ and a C- averaged out for a C for me, for the second week in a row.

Now I'm reminded of that Robot Chicken sketch where the Care Bear Cousins are ethnically cleansed, so the Great Cloud Keeper in the Sky punishes the Care Bears by turning their home into New Jersey.

The bad civilian cloths really stuck out for me this week.  That outfit Jake is wearing when Nog throws oatmeal at him is really damn ugly.

At least that makes Voyager somewhat interesting Willy, just hearing that voice.

Or just full out decapitations.  Let's see those nanobots fix that.

True, but then he made me go WTF at this line: "…I was intrigued by the vaguely homoerotic vibe coming off the Sirah/apprentice relationship."

The problem was that Visitor's performance was laughable.  Instead of feeling for her, I was actually laughing last night while she was crying over the Kai's body and crying with the resurrected Kai.

Care Bear stare!

I'm sure you can get the band's greatest hits on itunes.  Of course, it may "accidentally" go up in price now.

Tiger vampire hybrids.  The most fearsome hybrids of them all.

Fish & chips.

Greed is good.

He has a shot to die this Sunday according to the previews, a pack of zombies break out of a building and start chasing him.  If they ever kill him off, I'm not sure if I'll miss him.  He deserves to die, but he presents an interesting argument for the show re: survival at the end of the world.

The cool thing about Li Nalas, was that he was portrayed by Richard Beymer, who played Ben Horn in the awesome show, Twin Peaks.

Ecstasy?  You stole that joke from last night's episode of Delocated!  You're a hack VanDerWerff!  A hack!  How dare you!  This reviewer's a phony!

Yep, a real laughable moment.

I laughed at that last night while watching.  Knowing his capabilities as a shifter, seeing him taken out by something as simple as a rock is hilarious.