No, my friend, I'm on the level!

No, my friend, I'm on the level!

We are friends, aren't we, Coily?

Trumpy, you can do stupid things!

The Inner Light is wonderful, but I would vote for 'Darmok' as the episode that could really bring in non-TNG fans.

Yes.  Lemon of Troy.  My gosh, that episode is wonderful.

I like Demon Night.  Heck, I liked Bordello of Blood, but that may just be my adolescent self talking.

Did this occur during your interview from Insurrection?

Star Trek: Get On With It
Star Trek II: KHANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!
Star Trek III: Christopher Lloyd is the Bad Guy
Star Trek IV: The One With the Whales
Star Trek V: God Needs a Starship
Star Trek VI: The Last One With the Original Series
Star Trek: Picard Meets Kirk
Star Trek: The One With the Borg
Star Trek: That One Was Too Much…

In a show that only rarely used Gates McFadden well, I think the scene where the ex-Picards meet each other is an excellent use for her.  There's so much implied backstory in their brief interchange.

OK, this is going to be the 'Does Star Trek overuse time travel?' thread.

I think you can and should ignore 'Let He Who Is Without Sin…'

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To be fair, the claim of the DS9 crowd (of which I happen to be one) is not that 'it's the only good one', but 'it's the best one', a very different claim.

An additional thing that I really, really loved when I watched this film in the theaters: the reveal that First Contact was with the Vulcans.  I couldn't help but choke up when the Vulcan explorer made the hand sign and said 'Live long, and prosper.'  You too, my logical friends, you too.

I'm willing to cut the movie some slack.  For one thing, it's a movie, and a little suspension of disbelief is called for.  For another, the events of 'I, Borg' and 'Descent' don't involve a full-scale Borg invasion, so it might not trigger the full response.  I could imagine a traumatized war victim who has seemingly…

The Doctor wandering around Voyager
OK, here's something that bugs me about Voyager (one of many things).

I, for one…
…am pleased as punch that you are doing Alias. I wholeheartedly agree that it is a forgotten gem. I also love that conversation between Danny and Jack Bristow. It's one of my all-time favorite TV moments.