But you probably shouldn't.

If it's just a math argument, I feel compelled to point out that 1<20.

I really enjoyed Thine's commentary on human arrogance of knowledge.  "Our ridiculous ancestors believed in demons, can you believe them?  Also, wood is clearly made of rocks because they are both heavy."

Sounds pretty diagnosed to me.

Is there an echo in here?

Also, I'm not sure it would take a scientist to beam someone into a simulation of the Enterprise where the turbolift doors always close a half second early.

I revile her quite a bit less on DS9, as she appears significantly less frequently and her presence is more than justified by the time

You ARE "rite"!

Right, I forgot about that.  Man, this episode is thematically solid but its plot makes no practical sense whatsoever.

Guys, I think the Romulans gave it to them.

My favorite part is when they finally hail the Enterprise that our Worf is supposed to go back to, and Worf is somehow already STANDING ON THE BRIDGE.

Went did that happen?

Staying logged into AVC?  Or Netflix?  Or the Qwikster Twitter account?

Hey, your internet's broken.

"Your BOSS is a woman?  This is a very strange bank."

I think the wolf was a subconscious distortion of the dog that was partially responsible for the child's death.

I also greatly enjoyed the visual gag of the neighbor waiting outside their door for them to leave their house.

Also, stop speaking for @mark2000:disqus , @avclub-04fe0c1bc0a8a26eea5c0f736c3e3337:disqus

Haha, you misspoke, and I misread it as KEEPING a 6th of the audience.

Wow, I had no idea the dropoff between the two series was that pronounced.