At least Dax has some backstory — we've seen her making moon eyes and flirting with Worf for over a season now. What I don't understand is why Worf is fooling himself into thinking he's in love with _her._ We never got any hint that he treated her as anything more than an annoying friend — someone who shared his…

I thought the same thing—Family Guy/30 Rock style cut-aways for the annotations would be amazing. But maybe a bit hard on the budget?

Some of my favorite bits in the books were the annotations*. It's a shame they probably won't make it into the movies.

Yeah, and I get the feeling that for all of his crabbing, when it came down to fight the battle of Qam-Chee with her, he had a great time. They certainly left the holosuite in a good mood. He was grinning from ear to ear when he told about the dinner and how foul the leg of lingta tasted. It's not just that Quark is…

Let's test this theory out then. I'll eat some beans, and we'll go out on a date, and I'll fart in your car. :p

Definitely not a Reliant.

I find that camping out with a festering gut wound and yelling at them and making them feel like shit is a pretty effective way to Get Them Off My Lawn.

Eh, it wasn't so much that, I was thinking of making the flatulator the same woman, but I figured I'd even it out.

@Chico_McDirk:disqus The untapped erotic potential of Kidd Video…

I think there's forced-intimacy that can be more endearing (aw, she's schlumping around in a dirty T-shirt and her panties and she's got raccoon eyes from being out partying last night) and then there's the forced intimacy that's just flat-out gross (did he just fart!?) There's no coming back from the latter.

@avclub-47624136cf832b0092161cd37e3952aa:disqus —  I think the problem with Roundabouts in the states is that they aren't really thought of in the sense of greater urban traffic pattern planning—a city will put ONE roundabout in, and it becomes an annoying one-off that people try to avoid and then don't know how to…

I'm glad I'm not alone.

Ours was a complete disaster—fire trucks literally got stuck, and they couldn't "make way" by just going straight thru because they put a raised garden with a concrete fountain in the middle.

I do take a sort of sick pleasure at watching him get all bug-eyed (and your houuuusseee) with rage when Jake lets slip that he abandoned a doctor.

In some ways it's totally believable because suddenly they're in this super-intimate situation. What woman wouldn't entertain a few thoughts about a guy who gives The Most Amazing Leg And Neck Rubs In The World? What guy wouldn't entertain thoughts about an attractive woman he gets to touch all over and maybe see in…

My favorite was the roundabout they installed in the town near the town I grew up in — it was so small and tight that the firetrucks couldn't successfully navigate them.

I secretly hoped that those two Klingons that were killed in the rockfall represented the sum total of the Klingon forces that had been facelessly massacring everyone.

Agreed — I loved Sal so much but the whole point of Mad Men isn't to give us the warm cuddlies about the era. This isn't Downton Abbey where gross inequalities are glossed over because everyone wants to be nice to one another and thinks of each other as family. That's not how it was back then, and it's definitely not…

Yeah, but shouldn't it have just *died* ? Kinetic energy isn't like gamma radiation where getting a high dose of it will kill you shortly. It just… kills you.

Well, my chief weapon is a garrot, but without surprise, it's not a very effective weapon. I suspect I will do well here.