Or give Inversions a read if you havn't yet (being a "non-cultre" culture book, perople may be tempted to skip it). It's quite good.

There's a differance between working for your dollar and slaving for it. That these people feel "entitled" to a supportive and fair workplace, and you do not, says nothing about them.

Worth noting: Andrew Robinson wrote a Garak-centric novel after the show ended called A Stitch in Time. It gives insights into Garak's past and finally explains just what exactly he did to get exiled. And when I say wrote, I mean, reputedly, he actually WROTE it, not had a professional ghost writer write it (probably…

Haven't read it so I can't say one way or another, but to the person that deemed it racist after reading the first chapter: Isn't that a bit premature? Is it possible that the arc of the main character might be to become aware f their own racism? Yeah, I'm probably giving the book too much credit here (it may be truly…

Amazon reviews can be, eh, spotty. They tend to be either a bunch of fanboys, or a bunch of people gripping. Always take them with a grain of salt. With that said, KSR's style isn't for everybody. And with THAT said, I absolutely loved this book. It isn't the second coming of the Mars trilogy (which, I think, is what…

Scott did direct the first Alien movie "Alien" however, so he does have a connection to the franchise. That said, Prometheus did indeed suck.

I was okay with this list until I saw James Cameron. Yeah, maybe he hasn't made a "horrible, god-awful" movie, but the man lost his sense of "heart" years ago and the world would be a lot better off if everyone just admitted to themselves that he's phoning it in. Let's all get over how pretty and "ground breaking"…

Awesome! I'm a big Rollerball fan, so I'll be downloading this!

How could you leave off Jurassic Bark? Classic episode. If you don't get a little misty eyed at the end, you have a heart of stone.