Alphabetically, they're about half the alphabet apart, assuming you put numbers before "a", or pretty close if you alphabetize 12 with the "ts"

Kid Blue makes a lot more sense if you assume he's young Jeff Daniels.

Kid Blue makes a lot more sense if you assume he's young Jeff Daniels.

Not to be all nerdy, but it's plausible that someone who grew up in a culture where everyone is empathic or telepathic or whatever would have very different values about shame.   If everyone on Betazed can always tell what Lwaxana is thinking, then she might not really care that everyone on DS9 got a glimpse too.
 
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Not to be all nerdy, but it's plausible that someone who grew up in a culture where everyone is empathic or telepathic or whatever would have very different values about shame.   If everyone on Betazed can always tell what Lwaxana is thinking, then she might not really care that everyone on DS9 got a glimpse too.
 
(Put…

Best Dennis Miller bit, right after the Pogues' musical number.
 
"Hey, I'd like to like the Pogues, but I'm a sucker for lyrics."
 
David Spade ended up writing meaner and funnier material.  (Best: A picture of LaToya.  Spade's entire bit: "Exactly what does it take to be the CRAZY Jackson?").   But Miller was there…

Best Dennis Miller bit, right after the Pogues' musical number.
 
"Hey, I'd like to like the Pogues, but I'm a sucker for lyrics."
 
David Spade ended up writing meaner and funnier material.  (Best: A picture of LaToya.  Spade's entire bit: "Exactly what does it take to be the CRAZY Jackson?").   But Miller was there…

Some of my favorite jokes are A. Whitney Brown's.   I agree they went more for clever than pee your pants funny, but his bit about the innocence of his toddler daughter's first lie might be my favorite thing from all of SNL.

Some of my favorite jokes are A. Whitney Brown's.   I agree they went more for clever than pee your pants funny, but his bit about the innocence of his toddler daughter's first lie might be my favorite thing from all of SNL.

I liked the way the movie played with Bruce Willis's outrageous bad-assery.   It's like they were saying "of course he's an unstoppable action hero - young Joe grows up to be BRUCE WILLIS!"   It also helps set up Old Joe to look like a sympathetic protagonist for a while, until the script flips things around.

I liked the way the movie played with Bruce Willis's outrageous bad-assery.   It's like they were saying "of course he's an unstoppable action hero - young Joe grows up to be BRUCE WILLIS!"   It also helps set up Old Joe to look like a sympathetic protagonist for a while, until the script flips things around.

- When the Antichrist's trap falls apart.  "I'm your complete opposite!  You were a carpenter; I'm not handy at all!"
 
- Also, the Damien reveal when it ties into the Rapture episode.
 
- About half the lines in the Christmas Carol episode.

- When the Antichrist's trap falls apart.  "I'm your complete opposite!  You were a carpenter; I'm not handy at all!"
 
- Also, the Damien reveal when it ties into the Rapture episode.
 
- About half the lines in the Christmas Carol episode.

#1 son of a WHOOOOOOOORE!   (Scott Grimes really is great).
 
#2  "It's you, isn't it?   We're gonna get there, and it's gonna be you."  "There's a strong possibility."
 
#3  While I'm at it, the whole performance of Pinata Man.

#1 son of a WHOOOOOOOORE!   (Scott Grimes really is great).
 
#2  "It's you, isn't it?   We're gonna get there, and it's gonna be you."  "There's a strong possibility."
 
#3  While I'm at it, the whole performance of Pinata Man.

It's also helpful to explain why they don't solve their future problems by reverse engineering the super serum.

It's also helpful to explain why they don't solve their future problems by reverse engineering the super serum.

Bad news:  You are supposed to kill future you.
 
Worse news:  In the future, you somehow become Bruce Willis, and are about ten times as bad assed as you currently are.   Really, the only worse case would be to find that future you's brain had been transplanted into Jason Statham's body.

Bad news:  You are supposed to kill future you.
 
Worse news:  In the future, you somehow become Bruce Willis, and are about ten times as bad assed as you currently are.   Really, the only worse case would be to find that future you's brain had been transplanted into Jason Statham's body.

Mild spoiler:  in this series, Del Toro LOVES scenes where people are in the dark, navigating by the light of their cell phone screen.   It happens several times, but is a bit dated, because no one has the flashlight app, so they all get about ten feet of creepy green light, with suspicious noises just outside their…