If I recall correctly, Ron Moore said their decision to kill Jadzia off wasn't made from spite, but from storytelling logistics — they didn't want the fans to spend every episode waiting for Jadzia to return, so they decided to go with a clean break and kill her off. And I also think I remember him saying that Farrell…

Oh, man, next week. "Inquisition" and "Moonlight." FUCK. YES.

The only real clue is that Bashir is still wearing the old uniform — they started wearing the new movie uniforms in "Rapture." So either he's been a changeling since then, or he had an old uniform in his luggage and they're making him wear that.

and then, my friend, you died.

Bruce Willis helps Dr. House and Peter Jackson remember where they parked the car.

MY GOD IT'S FULL OF SPOILERS

MY GOD IT'S FULL OF SPOILERS

SPOILERS STILL…

SPOILERS STILL…

Oddly, Storm of the Century, that ABC miniseries he wrote, works far, far better as a screenplay than it did on screen.

Oddly, Storm of the Century, that ABC miniseries he wrote, works far, far better as a screenplay than it did on screen.

It was pretty good in places, and had some of his best writing in probably a decade, but there a couple of chapters toward the end (no spoilers, but they were the ones that reminded me of "Time Chasers") that were riotously funny, and not on purpose.

It was pretty good in places, and had some of his best writing in probably a decade, but there a couple of chapters toward the end (no spoilers, but they were the ones that reminded me of "Time Chasers") that were riotously funny, and not on purpose.

Keeping it SPOILER FREE here, but yes, something is going on with Eddington. It's remarkable how subtle it's set up, yet so obvious in hindsight, that I wonder if they planned it all along.

Keeping it SPOILER FREE here, but yes, something is going on with Eddington. It's remarkable how subtle it's set up, yet so obvious in hindsight, that I wonder if they planned it all along.

We like to think of our reboot of Kids, Incorporated as more of a "reimagining."

We like to think of our reboot of Kids, Incorporated as more of a "reimagining."

I disagree only that DS9's shit was unmemorable. As long as I live, I will never forget "Profit and Lace."

Ahem, well, *pushes glasses up bridge of nose* if you recall the episode in question, the wedding was thrown together hastily in a matter of days to accommodate Alexander. It's possible the Enterprise crew could not pull themselves from their assignments in time to attend. There was a war on, after all.

Ahem, well, *pushes glasses up bridge of nose* if you recall the episode in question, the wedding was thrown together hastily in a matter of days to accommodate Alexander. It's possible the Enterprise crew could not pull themselves from their assignments in time to attend. There was a war on, after all.