Actually, it’s been Fusco’s Path to Redemption that’s always grabbed my attention.

How does this episode differ from the absolute idiocy that abounds in EVERY episode of this series?

Yep, I really loved seeing Shipp’s Flash there!

I also wonder why they can’t repair the spinal damage with Ray’s nanobots.

Ha! Well played, my friend.

Interesting that he watched “The 13th Floor,” but not “Dark City” or “The Matrix."

Yah, I’m still not understanding this merge with Gizmodo.

When I first read that scene, all I could think of was that bit in The Empire Strikes Back, when Han tells Leia that the Falcon’s “got a few surprises left in her” as they’re trying to leave Hoth.

Don’t forget “Quigley Down Under.”

There seems to be some confusion as to the actual title of this episode, since epguides.com lists it as “RetroFit.”

Maybe off-topic, but whenever I see somebody soldering in a movie or TV show, and the smoke is rising straight up into their face, I shout, “Where’s your FAN?!”

Hmmm, I can’t help but notice that neither Carter, Reagan or Nixon ever screened “2001: A Space Odyssey.”

Doug Drexler (http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Doug_Drex…) did an outstanding job restoring the original prop of Uncle Martin’s spaceship to its original glory.

Hey, did you notice that the Scuttle Procedure on MCRN vessels is eerily similar to those of Weyland-Yutani?

“...because he saw Winn and James hugging.”

Just looked at it again. I guess the light was just coming from background sources. Always assumed it was from the sabers.

Sorry, I meant to say “crossguards,” not “hilts."

Yeah, but metal sword hilts don’t have razor-sharp bits that can cut the wielder.

Wait, didn’t Vader’s lightsaber cast a glow on Luke’s face during their duel in Empire?

I really hope that top image isn’t from Childhood’s End, ‘cause it looks exactly like the Mothership from the original “V” mini-series.