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Yeah I guess the point is they shouldn't even had a "His Way," they should have had a "Her Way." As far as I'm concerned, we got everything we need to know about Odo's feelings when he was with Kira in that cave where she was trapped. Or that one where future alternative Odo told her how he felt.

"Because alien" isn't just a flippant excuse to explain away how an alien might age and mature.

Why did Federation engineers make medical holograms that can sing?!

B5 was written by an atheist who was clearly putting in some wish fulfillment into his sci-fi (wouldn't it be neat if religion was all peace and nice and not all preachy?)

Agreed 100%.

Regarding Winn: Zack explores her sense of herself re: her religion and place amongst society well enough but I feel like it's missing a core element of her character: her pure egotism.

My personal horror at a Janeway / Chipotle (come on people, that was a funny joke, let's bring it back) shipping was purely at Chipotle, not Janeway. One of the great tragedies of that show was that it finally got a female captain, played be a wonderful actress, and she got saddled with the lamest Trek. Throwing her

Wow really? I mean, I've seen every Trek ep ever but I forgot a lot of it, especially Voyager, including this I guess. But… wow.

It's reflective of how perhaps the Trek mindset that feelings and love and girly stuff is weird and I guess we have to deal with it somehow so let this machine handle it. It's like the stereotype of Trekkies.

I despise His Way and Zack explains perfectly why:

Clip? pfft.. i saw that live, man. It was fun, whatever.