@avclub-610a161aaa74c014bad8d12919428d82:disqus Stupid shenanigan time-arguing!

@avclub-83dd0532c63f346e9c7cab0136732874:disqus The user interfaces of the future are somewhat different. You see, designers no longer exist in the 24th century. The acquisition of style and simplicity is no longer the driving force in our lives. We work to better train ourselves to operate our inscrutable devices,…

One day I'm going to rewatch the entire series with an eye toward finding this so-called psychic comm badge y'all are always talking about. Don't they always at some point identify the call recipient? (Obviously, the entire phrase is buffered and replayed to them once they're identified, to serve as an introduction to…

It's a lot easier to be a not-exactly-humanoid when you get magical alien powers of illusion and only have to talk in your own voice like one time.

What a cock. No wonder he didn't get any booze.

I was going to criticize @BreakingRad:disqus for his arrow pointing BELOW his name instead of AT his name, but maybe that was intentional after the real arrow was so mis-aimed…

Oh yeah, Reunion. I haven't actually seen this episode since I was like 8. I STILL remember K'ehleyr's final scene with Worf and Alexander, and Worf claiming his son - SO INTENSE. Between those memories and, well, knowing exactly what happens, I was really dreading that scene. Definitely more than a little bullshit…

Solid episodes! Except for that bodysuit. I cry.

Look, the flagship gets sent to a LOT of random-ass science missions. Why NOT more soul-swappin' machines, huh? :)

I was so proud and then immediately ashamed when my reaction was "ah, a Vor'cha class!" followed by the realization I could name all 3 major Klingon ship designs on instinct.

Racist!

The Star Trek universe does allow married couples to work on separate ships, although obviously they'll "try" to be stationed together.

Don't worry, the whole "warrior" thing was just research for a semi-autobiographical novel.

It follows a process kinda like this: http://drmcninja.com/archiv…

I think it's only one or two Cardassian guards, which is how Damar can talk them down so easily while laughing his ass off.

The Female Changeling! Definitely good portrayal of a, uh…particular kind of head of state.

I think O'Reilley had to play that scene so "bad" for dramatic reasons, just to make it not as COMPLETELY obvious Duras was the total shit running everything. But I guess anything's possible.

Speaking of DS9, warning to anyone who happens to be reading these reviews in order and likes Memory Alpha trivia: That site has some MAJOR spoilers on Gowron listed for this TNG episode, be careful!

"Suddenly Human" was pretty great. I'm a little disappointed you give Troi so much shit here, Zach, when she was fairly well-used. I mean, I might've played the "man up and be a parent" scene a little differently - a little less condescending in the beginning and a little more sympathetic in the end - but still pretty…

Uh, I think you missed the part where Picard DID know the kid had the right to make the choice. That's exactly WHY he was trying so hard to convince the kid to decide to stick with humanity. Picard's realization wasn't about letting the kid make the choice, it was about accepting that he couldn't CHANGE that choice.