I have to say, this show need a tag like the one they had at the end of Lost.  Going from the final scenes right into the credits is so jarring.

Wavercest?

I don't have the cable tear with OWN on it, so why do I even have a television?

Revenge es muy bueno, Work It es el diablo.

I saw the Mona Lisa a few years ago, and I couldn't help but smile picturing "THIS IS A FAKE" written in permanent marker on the canvas under the paint.

The fact he almost found the RevengeBox! may play into things later on.  He was this close to opening that trap door, and it didn't seem like they were playing it off as just a momentary tension builder.

mcc:  Good god, that would make for a fascinating cable TV drama!  HBO, get on it!

And anybody who claims the Irish Times it written by hacks and hold up the Evening Herald in comparison is one mad jackeen.

North Kerry edition or South Kerry edition?

I think if I tried to make it though the sub my head would explode.

In that case, I'm not sure what you would want out of a review of this other then, 'A bunch of crazy stuff happened, Chief!' And what would be the point of that?

OK Chief

Yeah, some of the posts above sighting the Falklands victory as the only reason Maggie got a second term seem be a bit forgetful.  Unilateral Nuclear Disarmament!  Leaving the EEC! (which, when you think about it, is pretty bizarre) Mass nationalisation!  Michael Foot!  The Alliance with two leaders!  It's not like…

Man, the way people get writing credits in Hollywood never ceases to amaze me.

It also contradicts what the fake Star Trek technical manuals say about how warp drive works if I recall correctly, or so someone who had those manuals when he was a kid tells me.

Hey look, mister - we serve hard drinks in here for men who want to get drunk fast, and we don't need any characters around to give the joint "atmosphere". Is that clear,or do I have to slip you my left for a convincer?

Wonderful!  You had better show up for the DS9 episode "Defiant" mister!

"I know who your mole in the Circus is."

I have to say I dropped out of watching the original run of DS9 around then too, although I would catch up in reruns and such years later.  Mostly because the end of TNG and the beginning of Voyager marked the end of my childhood affair with Star Trek, and it would take a few years for me to swing back into the Trek…

I've been reading these reviews since TOS as well, and while I admit to mostly being a lurker it was the TNG reviews that finally made me register.  I enjoyed the TOS reviews and look forward to DS9, but I've always been a TNG fanboy at heart and from Encounter at Farpoint all the way to today it has been a pleasure,…