The Enterprise had been at DS9 at least twice before it was destroyed, so I imagine it was Will.  Probably during Birthright Part 1, since Quark's was still trashed during Emissary.

My father and I spent a good half hour getting his DVR programmed correctly so that everything would record.  I spent almost as long at my apartment.  It's just a good thing some things are repeated later in the night or we'd have been screwed!

My father and I spent a good half hour getting his DVR programmed correctly so that everything would record.  I spent almost as long at my apartment.  It's just a good thing some things are repeated later in the night or we'd have been screwed!

Can they send them anywhere in space?  I remember time, but not space.  I could be wrong though…

Can they send them anywhere in space?  I remember time, but not space.  I could be wrong though…

Yeah, they basically threw out the rulebook as far as the Angels went.  People are looking at them, people aren't, they can't look at each other, now they can.  Leaving them to the brilliant 'Blink' would have been best, I think.

Yeah, they basically threw out the rulebook as far as the Angels went.  People are looking at them, people aren't, they can't look at each other, now they can.  Leaving them to the brilliant 'Blink' would have been best, I think.

I'm not sure, her parents seemed to know what she was talking about at her wedding when she was yelling about her imaginary friend.  I'd have to go back and look before I could say for sure though.

I'm not sure, her parents seemed to know what she was talking about at her wedding when she was yelling about her imaginary friend.  I'd have to go back and look before I could say for sure though.

The show was really into dealing with major issues with throwaway lines the last few years.  Rory living as an auton for 2000 years was dealt with in a throwaway line, finding out about the baby/River, etc. etc.  I don't mind dealing with issues quickly, but come on.

The show was really into dealing with major issues with throwaway lines the last few years.  Rory living as an auton for 2000 years was dealt with in a throwaway line, finding out about the baby/River, etc. etc.  I don't mind dealing with issues quickly, but come on.

Part of the problem is that with most of the companions they've written themselves into a corner by making travelling with the Doctor the coolest thing ever and the centre of their lives.  They don't give a plausible reason for them to want to leave the Doctor, so they have to contrive one.  Rose was obviously in love…

Part of the problem is that with most of the companions they've written themselves into a corner by making travelling with the Doctor the coolest thing ever and the centre of their lives.  They don't give a plausible reason for them to want to leave the Doctor, so they have to contrive one.  Rose was obviously in love…

She's a component of the Key to Time!  Or not.

She's a component of the Key to Time!  Or not.

He can't go back because of things.  Seriously, explaining and being consistent with time paradoxes and fixed points and all that is not a strong element of this show, which is why it's such a shame they use it as a plot device so frequently. They just have it go by so fast that they hope we don't notice.

He can't go back because of things.  Seriously, explaining and being consistent with time paradoxes and fixed points and all that is not a strong element of this show, which is why it's such a shame they use it as a plot device so frequently. They just have it go by so fast that they hope we don't notice.

It does make sense though, the River we've been seeing lately has been quite young, as far as these things go.  Considering she was brainwashed into a bit of a Doctor obsession didn't help, but now that she's matured a little it makes sense that she would be more like the River we first met.  Like out of order…

It does make sense though, the River we've been seeing lately has been quite young, as far as these things go.  Considering she was brainwashed into a bit of a Doctor obsession didn't help, but now that she's matured a little it makes sense that she would be more like the River we first met.  Like out of order…

I couldn't decide if using the word in America was intentional or not.  It certainly isn't a word that is commonly known in the states, but if it was a high class hotel/apartment building that wouldn't stop it from being used.  It's always hard to tell when British shows use things in relation to America that natives…