Kira always worked for me in the babe department, but it got better when they gave her a less shoulder-paddy uniform.

My favorite Garak line:

Rule 6:

and replace "Hail to the Chief" with "Theme from Shaft"

I've seen all the greats, kid - Sinatra, Wayne Newton, Carl Yastrzemski … but that was the best damn performance I've ever seen!

and one guy who plays two spoons taped together, whom they replace every few years

yeah, and those amber waves of grain made us all diabetic

holy shit, this needs to happen. Can we get this on a ballot initiative somewhere?

Little Green Men wasn't my favorite, but it does have Charles Napier. And anyone who doesn't like Charles Napier is an idiot/communist

GAH

Every time I see an ad for that show, in my head there's an announcer saying, "this week, on Hepatitis Factory!"

hey, Sisko uses baseball as an explanation of linear time. That's awesome no matter how you cut it.

They occasionally referred to Terok Nor as an ore refinery. Probably they did it in space to make it easier to transport off the planet, or something.

having grown up in a hippieish college town in the 90s, I can say, dated or not, it is DEAD FUCKING ON

and now, the official PCU is a Damn Good Movie thread

semprini?

but really, I don't believe that corporate money is going to make voters any more irresponsible and irrational than they've always been. Remember, this is a country that once gave 13% of its popular vote to George Wallace

because politicians still need to make a core appeal to voters to win elections, not just spend a ton of money. Look at Alan Grayson - in 2010 he outspent his opponent 3-to-1, and he lost, because the voters were sick of his clownish act

I've been saying this ever since Citizens United - when people complain about corporate political donations, what they're really complaining about is shitty politicians. If a congressman gets all sorts of donations from oil companies, then tries to gut environmental regulations, then he should be voted out. But if…

that is awful, tasteless, and a disgraceful reference to one of this city's, and this nation's, darkest hours.