Kennex has more chemistry with the owner of the noodle bar than he does with Stahl.

Meh, Hannibal is great and all, but it's more like a nightmarish fever dream than an actual cop show.

I love how it's as if they stole exactly one set directly from Blade Runner and it only exists at night.

I sort of disagree with your assertion of "The Wall" expecting too much of viewers. I daresay a lot of the people who feel compelled to chat about the show on these boards pay more attention than the average viewer, and if we were blindsided I'm inclined to take it as a sign that someone didn't do their job properly.

He'd make a decent Kyle Katarn, Dash Rendar or [name your Han Solo clone of choice].

It made eyeballs that could pass an autopsy, despite the printer's apparent problems reproducing 'organs'.

I really want to like Rudy, but his forced wacky awkwardness has started to grate.

Hell, even in Star Trek they run up against insuperable plot problems all the time.

Hey, not to mention that apparently nobody noticed that the duplicate corpses had all been hollowed out completely and perfectly, every single time. That seems damn near superhuman from a medical perspective, even with future technology, but a paranoid schizophrenic was supposed to have done it with a scalpel.

What the hell is it with sci-fi shows and their compulsive need to invent imaginary cities?

I swear to god that this show has more ADR than anything else on TV—it sometimes gets to 'drinking game' levels.

TNG treated sex as an eight-year-old would, with a dim awareness of its significance but no idea at all about its reality.

I had no idea that people actually liked "Muse". Personally I found it a bowl of day-old porridge.

I liked the "Living Witness" nega-crew a lot more than the normal guys, especially Janeway. I would have tuned in to watch them week after week—it was like we finally got to see a Mirror Universe Starfleet from TOS updated to the 24th century, minus a goatee or two.

Not really, though. One thing about corrupt cops is that they're presumably not afraid of lying. They have a bunch of evidence that's going to get someone in heaps of trouble and they came by it however they choose to say they came by it.

Danny, Dewey, Dilly and Dippy. Making the world safe for sleeveless flannel jackets and vacant expressions.

Why admit they extorted the thing?

Then that makes one of us. Of course, in my case it was after eating a particularly green cookie. Then I couldn't remember how to use my hands for the rest of the evening.

You don't seem to like the term "informal pseudo gameshow". I'll admit it's not a particularly graceful term, but it seems to fit pretty well.

Doug gets really high sometimes, though.