I'd love to hear what Lance thinks about the last season of Millennium when they tried to make it a happy, cheerful procedural.

Yeah, both shows are pretty much lost to history.

Exit 57 / Vacant Lot reunion, now.

As of three weeks ago, only the Final Cut was available to stream / rent.

I'll be optimistic as long as it looks better than The Final Cut of the original.

A main cast member struggling with the conflict between Vulcan logic and Human emotions (or some Seven of Nine like parallel) is overdone, no matter how the show dresses it up as something new.

Trek has gotten progressively worse at that. Spock was a brilliant, unique take on the issue.

Hasn't Star Trek covered this same ground enough times already?

The only things I want out of a hotel are:

The alcohol certainly helped prevent him from feeling that he was in dangerously cold water for around two hours (most healthy people succumbed in about 15 minutes).

You're forgetting Tim Choate died, too. :(

It was actually a converted hot tub factory in Sun Valley.

That's a bit of a myth. A high blood alcohol level is likely to make the effects of hypothermia worse. Joughin covered himself in lard and wrapped his body in whatever leather was available - creating an insulating layer that helped trap body heat.

Photonicinduction is cool as hell, if you like an insane British guy fucking about with high voltage.

Please share more VegaFacts for those of us who love his music but don't know much of anything because his work is often-reference, but little discussed.

I like to think that John Slattery wakes up on his worst days, looks in the mirror, and realizes that he's still a lifetime of bad decisions away from being Roger Stone.

The worst thing you can do on a reality show is go off-script.

Arli$$: The Next Generation

Looks like she left you in the grays. :(

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