The fact that the protagonists (especially Bashir) come right out and say that S31 is a betrayal of Federation ideals should have been enough of a response.

While it was a pleasant surprise, it also increased my annoyance that movie, a reboot so they wouldn't have to maintain continuity, kept having scenes that only make sense if you've seen the older series and movies.

I remember thinking at the time that it was amazing how much a science fiction show in the 90's managed to anticipate what was going to happen.

NOT AVAILABLE IN GORN OUTLYING COLONIES.

Last week I suspected that Sonia was a Dominion operative, but the recent “What’s On Tonight” makes me think she should be recruited to join Section Thirty-One.

When did they start filming "Andy Griffith" in color? It was bad enough when they added sound to silent movies.

I never knew that women could smell menstruating bears.

"Question. What kind of bear is best?"
"That's a ridiculous question."
"False. Black bear."

"NBC: The shows we make are bad, so we hope to luck out on shows made cheaply by someone else that are actually good"?

I'm guessing that he means that Norton is playing the character as an attractive person: confident, precise, intense. As opposed to Dancy, who is repulsive precisely because he is an attractive person whose degeneration is disturbing.

"Odo, is your uniform a different shade of brown?"

Multiple PADDS?
But I wanted to buy some power converters!

Yo momma so fat that Tin Man orbits her.

In hindsight, it could have been set up with a little work.
Besides seeing Dax+Worf and Leeta+Rom, maybe has looks at a padd with an article about the Paris dancer (who he almost left StarFleet for) having her first kid or something. Another dagger-twist on his past love life.

I blame NuDisqus, Dukat, and the Pah Wraiths.

DUKAT: Well, that was invigorating.

"The Next Generation" did something similar, when flute-playing Picard had to give away mission orders to his new girlfriend (who had the fold up piano).

Like a true Cardassian.

According to the Companion:

Once again, Zach hits the nail on the head.