Frankly, it's more like, hey, we have to do a Kira episode, let's get her laid by someone who's morally questionable, when was the last time she got some? Bareil? Well, he's dead—oh, wait, Mirror U!

Terry Farrell is a very pale woman.

*dramatic sigh* "OK, for fuck's sake, I'm sorry that I betrayed the whole Alpha Quadrant because I wanted to have blob sex with another blob, all right, can we just fucking drop it now? Jeez!"

Memory Alpha mentions that the crossover happened years before the X-Men movie was even cast, but nonetheless, the resemblance between Picard and Xavier is commented upon.

Feh. I actually liked the ending of Dark Tower. And—suck on this, haters, all the way down to the base—King warned you to stop.

@avclub-8b14f79688c0146367914b8240be4128:disqus : Alternate ending, you say?

Drinkin' a lot of bourbon in honkytonks, singin' a lot of he-done-me-wrong songs.

Oh, you mean like that one time that he's teaching about chirality?

"Seventeen separate temporal violations – the biggest file on record."
"The man was a menace."

@avclub-48a8673636910f5201befc81aee3fbb3:disqus : It was like the writers forgot the Federations has moral standards and laws and instead acted as if the Federation was like the United States

@avclub-0c3e626d1a287cdc48c77515c8dcc243:disqus : Really, Janeway puts everyone else (even Kirk) in the shade. Her future self shows up with a crazy scheme to save a few crew members by bringing the ship home earlier, one that would put the entire Alpha Quadrant at danger by risking the Borg acquiring the future…

I have fucked the ape to create you and you’re a bunch of fuck-ups and I’m very disappointed in you.

I've got doubts about the Allreds' version of the book, as shown here. I've been a fan of Allred for some time now, but he has been to the 60s pop-art well many, many, many times now. Even R. Crumb changed up his game after a decade or two.

There's more of Huell to love! And he's so lonely in the safe house.

If I won the lottery, I would produce this motherfucker for him.

I lived near Lincoln Square in Chicago during high school. There was a martial arts school there that I thought of joining, but decided not to. Found out later that around the time I would have joined, John Belushi went there to work out in preparation for Continental Divide, his first post-Blues Brothers film. Does…

@avclub-359f449e012b58f30cbc80ea8b9e794a:disqus : Murder, prostitution and corruption in an oil boom town. That'll teach 'em to bitch about the Coen Bros.

She can send it off in a letter to herself.

They're not moving to Random Dying Small Town in Nebraska, they're moving to Omaha, a city with a greater metro area population north of 800K; it gets a lot of people escaping the desolation of the Great Plains, so newcomers aren't a thing. And I've never been to New Hampshire, but the impression I've got from various…

Mrs. Fields. I won't even care if I have customers or not.