Let me second this recommendation. Most of the Trek tie-in fiction is just fanfiction that got published in terms of quality control, but Dark Mirror was pretty awesom. TNG-Mirror Universe was super cool.

Let me second this recommendation. Most of the Trek tie-in fiction is just fanfiction that got published in terms of quality control, but Dark Mirror was pretty awesom. TNG-Mirror Universe was super cool.

I can only conclude that the Terran Empire were utter pussies in the Mirror Universe.

I can only conclude that the Terran Empire were utter pussies in the Mirror Universe.

If he hadn't know it, he'd have been a shitty detective.

If he hadn't know it, he'd have been a shitty detective.

Isn't the most reasonable explanation simply that the writers fucked up a line, and that, applying Occam's Razor, we should come to the eminently sensible conclusion that it's the Vedek's who vote for the Kai, not the general populace?

Isn't the most reasonable explanation simply that the writers fucked up a line, and that, applying Occam's Razor, we should come to the eminently sensible conclusion that it's the Vedek's who vote for the Kai, not the general populace?

Considered dispassionately, it probably doesn't. Considered in the context of post-occupation Bajoran politics and culture, it's incredibly damning. It's like having been a member of the Communist Party in 1932 when you were 18 and unemployed. Considered logically, that's not a big deal. But in 1955, revelation of…

Considered dispassionately, it probably doesn't. Considered in the context of post-occupation Bajoran politics and culture, it's incredibly damning. It's like having been a member of the Communist Party in 1932 when you were 18 and unemployed. Considered logically, that's not a big deal. But in 1955, revelation of…

What I love about Winn (besides all the reasons you guys have mentioned) is that she seems necessary to Bajor's rebuilding effort.

What I love about Winn (besides all the reasons you guys have mentioned) is that she seems necessary to Bajor's rebuilding effort.

General Iroh honestly doesn't look very much like Zuko, and I really don't understand the people who think he does. They have different eye shape, different chin shape, different cheekbones, different overall head shape, different hair.

General Iroh honestly doesn't look very much like Zuko, and I really don't understand the people who think he does. They have different eye shape, different chin shape, different cheekbones, different overall head shape, different hair.

@avclub-68c81a145181a6b3092221895a3fd1a9:disqus Well, I largely think its going to happen because that's what the arc of the series so far suggests?

@avclub-68c81a145181a6b3092221895a3fd1a9:disqus Well, I largely think its going to happen because that's what the arc of the series so far suggests?

Something that's been troubling me is that we're likely to see the "solution" to the Equalists be for Korra to just kick the shit out of them and then declare victory.

Something that's been troubling me is that we're likely to see the "solution" to the Equalists be for Korra to just kick the shit out of them and then declare victory.

It's kind of funny that, for weeks now, many people here (myself included) sort of assumed that the Metalbender Police were the stand-ins for an actual military. And then, out of nowhere, General "2 Lines" Iroh and the UF show up.

It's kind of funny that, for weeks now, many people here (myself included) sort of assumed that the Metalbender Police were the stand-ins for an actual military. And then, out of nowhere, General "2 Lines" Iroh and the UF show up.