And lets not forget that the actor playing Neroon, John Vickery, has a pivotal role to play in the Damar subplot in season 7 of DS9. So he's even more awesome than you think.

And lets not forget that the actor playing Neroon, John Vickery, has a pivotal role to play in the Damar subplot in season 7 of DS9. So he's even more awesome than you think.

I've always operated under the assumption that the Minbari were quietly making sure the Babylon Project happened. Say what you will about authoritarian, oligarchical cultures, but when they decide they want something to happen, that shit HAPPENS.

I've always operated under the assumption that the Minbari were quietly making sure the Babylon Project happened. Say what you will about authoritarian, oligarchical cultures, but when they decide they want something to happen, that shit HAPPENS.

I have often gotten the impression that the only reason Odo was not
prosecuted for collaborating with the Cardassians was that Bajorans
don't consider Odo to be Bajoran.

I have often gotten the impression that the only reason Odo was not
prosecuted for collaborating with the Cardassians was that Bajorans
don't consider Odo to be Bajoran.

But to the Maquis, the Federation doesn't understand them and understand
their situation—those principles were justification to hang them out
to dry.  Picard was happy to let them stay under Cardassian rule to
preserve the treaty lines.

But to the Maquis, the Federation doesn't understand them and understand
their situation—those principles were justification to hang them out
to dry.  Picard was happy to let them stay under Cardassian rule to
preserve the treaty lines.

Also, I just gotta say, it is a really optimistic white attitude to
assume that black people are going to forget about racism once it stops
being a day-to-day concern.

Also, I just gotta say, it is a really optimistic white attitude to
assume that black people are going to forget about racism once it stops
being a day-to-day concern.

Not only that, but a network show that hit the magic number to become syndicated itself. Becker isn't exactly a classic, but every time it was re-run she got a residual check. Career-wise, she made the right call.

Not only that, but a network show that hit the magic number to become syndicated itself. Becker isn't exactly a classic, but every time it was re-run she got a residual check. Career-wise, she made the right call.

I always thought that part of the reason the Founders hived off Odo and other associated changelings from the Great Link is that they have at least a partial understanding that as long as they're a huge group mind, they're going to have a lot of trouble changing and growing, because the status quo bias will be so…

I always thought that part of the reason the Founders hived off Odo and other associated changelings from the Great Link is that they have at least a partial understanding that as long as they're a huge group mind, they're going to have a lot of trouble changing and growing, because the status quo bias will be so…

Brooks is a stage actor first and foremost, and the various tics that allow one to excel at that are also things that sometimes don't translate well to TV and are ones he never entirely loses.

Brooks is a stage actor first and foremost, and the various tics that allow one to excel at that are also things that sometimes don't translate well to TV and are ones he never entirely loses.

The one thing that keeps Batman's vigilantism from being truly disturbing is that he only apprehends people, he never punishes them; he leaves that up to the justice system, and if the people he scoops up are acquitted or whatnot, he accepts that cheerfully.

The one thing that keeps Batman's vigilantism from being truly disturbing is that he only apprehends people, he never punishes them; he leaves that up to the justice system, and if the people he scoops up are acquitted or whatnot, he accepts that cheerfully.

So Merida enrages you, but the cannibalistic cereal, that's just fine?

So Merida enrages you, but the cannibalistic cereal, that's just fine?