For whatever reason Frame of Mind has stuck with me more than almost any other TNG episode

You've never seen Between Two Ferns before, have you?

Yeah, that's not reductive at all.

Hah, came here just to mention Giacchino's work on the new Star Trek movies. There's really only one "theme" there (at least that I can recall) – but it's a good one.

"My humiliation…is complete."
"My humiliation…is complete."
"My humiliation—"

I'll see your Our Lady Peace and raise you I Mother Earth

There are more Bernie supporters than Hillary supporters, even though Clinton just won the nomination handily?

Uh, leaving someone to die and discovering later that they didn't is a bit different than one of the more reliable characters claiming they killed someone – when they in fact did not.

:( Wow. That really sucks.

Yeah, I thought that was the point of the scene: she's supposed to the kill the actress, and only the actress. She goes, sees the actor playing her father acting like a buffoon, so she lies and says only the actress drinks from her rum, when in fact they both do.

This hurts you

After I first heard this news, I was hunting around Keith Emerson's Facebook page earlier today, and I found this:

I actually thought this episode was hilarious. I thought the jokes regarding Ruxin and his wife were more at his expense than at her's. Obviously, there is some truth in him "wanting to get away" from his wife, but I thought his over-the-top reactions were meant to be more about him than about what a harpy she was for…

O'Brien Abroad?

Keyboard. Ruined. With whiskey from the nose. The noblest of all unexpected laughs.

This is an amazingly incorrect opinion.

He, truly, has dumps like a truck.

You're stealing my trailer!

Who knew the lead singer of Queensrÿche cared about ethics in the comedy industry?

Thanks to you I now know that this exists: