I respect the battle from Die more than I love it. Its important because they're actually looking to show these huge, sweeping conflicts rather than just the aftermath. But there's so many things wrong with it, the Romulan/Cardassian ships don't fire back and whenever the Defiant is doing it's thing, they don't even…

I always think of him as the crazy fuckin' doctor from The Bone Collector.

I always think of him as the crazy fuckin' doctor from The Bone Collector.

Look! This thing… seperated by several decades… which has nothing to do with this other thing… proves… something! Gaaaah! [head explodes]

Look! This thing… seperated by several decades… which has nothing to do with this other thing… proves… something! Gaaaah! [head explodes]

Did you actually watch this? Because yeah, the man has been shown to believe in some foolheardy shit, but this programme was all historical fact, which has simply been swept aside by a more compelling narrative. 

Did you actually watch this? Because yeah, the man has been shown to believe in some foolheardy shit, but this programme was all historical fact, which has simply been swept aside by a more compelling narrative. 

I love finding out about these forgotten peoples, who have done far greater works than some of the more famous (or infamous) examples in most history textbooks. My favourites include Norman Borlaug; http://en.wikipedia.org/wik… a scientist and noble peace prize winner credited with saving over a billion lives.

I love finding out about these forgotten peoples, who have done far greater works than some of the more famous (or infamous) examples in most history textbooks. My favourites include Norman Borlaug; http://en.wikipedia.org/wik… a scientist and noble peace prize winner credited with saving over a billion lives.

My A-Level history teacher told me that the war was decided before it even started, because though the Germans/Italians and Japanese had made massive inroads through invading Europe and China/The Pacific, they still had a massive resource defecit compared to the allies. We could make more bombs/bullets and had more…

My A-Level history teacher told me that the war was decided before it even started, because though the Germans/Italians and Japanese had made massive inroads through invading Europe and China/The Pacific, they still had a massive resource defecit compared to the allies. We could make more bombs/bullets and had more…

16 is the legal age of consent for homosexual and heterosexual sex here in the UK. If this was a consenting sexual relationship… where's the problem? Its about adults making choices. Yes, 16 is barely an adult, but we have to draw a line somewhere after all. I'll admit it is creepy, especially for someone who works…

16 is the legal age of consent for homosexual and heterosexual sex here in the UK. If this was a consenting sexual relationship… where's the problem? Its about adults making choices. Yes, 16 is barely an adult, but we have to draw a line somewhere after all. I'll admit it is creepy, especially for someone who works…

I've worked with autistic children and teenagers for a few years now. Come and say that to my face you bloody moron.

I've worked with autistic children and teenagers for a few years now. Come and say that to my face you bloody moron.

This is why you don't think too hard about such things, lest the house of cards comes crashing down. 

This is why you don't think too hard about such things, lest the house of cards comes crashing down. 

And he never again knew the touch of a woman. Sorry, sorry, I mean, excellent analysis!

And he never again knew the touch of a woman. Sorry, sorry, I mean, excellent analysis!

In the SPOILERS Garak novel 'A Stitch In Time', Garak actually laments that his relationship with Bashir sort of faded away over time, which I assume relates to Andrew Robinson's feeling that the friendship was underutilized. Its a nice bit actually, since it really shows Bashir's character growth, along with Garak's…