Sadly, "anti-time" is no more real than "de-evolution."

Speaking of Ray Liotta, there was an episode of "Just Shoot Me" where he played himself, and the writers had him say, "This is the worst day I've had since Hannibal Lecter made me eat my own brain."

Iseult:  Yes, it's called whiskey-spiked eggnog.

You know what they say, Chico.  Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations. 

And yet, Casey Biggs was terrific in that role.  From extra to featured player.

Oh, yeah… I'll have to mention the iguana next week.

@avclub-6de9626e558a32ecd711aa5c2944c998:disqus :  That's why all us old folks carry around our
Day-Planners or smartphones to meetings, because we have to write everything down so we won't forget it.

"The Man Trap" was definitely a good ep when I was nine.  I don't remember what my first TOS episode was, but it might have been that one.  I only first saw it in afternoon reruns a couple of years after cancellation, because the original showings were past my bedtime in 1966-69.

You mean "Al Franken," or "Jim Davis?"  could be either.

Kurt still lives in the hearts of his fans.

Well, that's a new angle on things.

The Walter Isaacson biography of Jobs ought to be good.

Prole, I agree with you about Martha Hackett chewing scenery, but at least when she was on the show it had a pulse.

Well said, @avclub-74d8f6fc6822b5638a4db5594dfb21f3:disqus !

Good Will Hunting and Dead Poets' Society.  OK, there's a little Robin Williams schtick in each, but also some solid dramatic acting.

"Worfella.."  sounds kind of like "Jethrine" Bodine on the Beverly Hillbillies.  And just as attractive.

I agree, Prole.  I have to say that's one of my favorite Voyager episodes.

RJ:  You don't need a French equivalent to "slinky."  If a girl does it right, she can sound more slinky just by speaking French.

"We are the Unitarians!  Resistance is welcome… you will be tolerated!"

Well, we have an idea how far Geordi went with holographic Leah…