I forget what it's called, but Picard is reliving some episode from his youth thanks to (Q/a temporal anomaly/holodeck malfunction/rogue satellite from a dead civilization/a writer's strike).

I had no idea who "Dinah" was until I googled. I don't remember her being called that in the show; is that comics-only?

I'm willing to give the issue of flimsy disguises a pass. The outfit is for the benefit of the audience, not the in-universe characters. From a TV point of view, the goal of the disguise elements (make-up, mask, etc) of the costume is not to disguise the actor, but to contribute to the story. The outfit allows the…

Oh shit, I never picked up on that...

Ugh, this is not the kind of thing you want to see in a scientific journal. It makes us lose faith in peer review, and by consequence, the scientific method itself.

Ah, thanks, I must have missed that. My eyes glaze over whenever it's the two of them on-screen since her character is so irritating.

I forgot this one on my last comment:

Quantum mechanics !== Any old crazy non-sense

Kind of an off-topic question about Gotham:

All genre-classification arguments, e.g. is "novel X" a fantasy or science fiction book?

Why do I feel like you could substitute for the word "Frozen" any other noun without changing the truth of that headline?

If I did, then it was only by hearsay:

I can't resist:

Do you hate the sky?

I have a feeling this will just be Prelude which is essentially a thriller.

Is there enough screwing in Foundation for an HBO show?

Maybe she thought sugar and red food coloring are vitamins.

Yeah, with some exceptions, people are fatter than they want to be because of recreational eating and a sedentary lifestyle. Not trying to be judgmental since I'm guilty of both but, c'mon people, just rub together a few brain cells and you'll realize that latching onto some fad diet is no answer.

Well, it was news to me. Ah well, I'm not too upset.

So, spoiler. thanks