Yeah, they have the potential to turn that set dressing into Battlestar Galactica. I want to know a lot more about all those other crewmen on the bridge, including Detmer.

Enterprise is a slog; a hell of a slog, but before you get to the actual (only) good part(s) of Enterprise (end of season three, all of season 4, specifically focusing on the war with the Xindi), check out the episode Carbon Creek. It’s excellent.

Well, one way to be sure: if that conversation is never mentioned again, we know it was just bad exposition. :)

Well, not to split too many hairs, for the purpose of this discussion, they’re the same thing: both warp travel and subspace carrying individuals or messages at a speed faster than light; that’s a big, big deal when it comes to the Prime Directive.

Yeah, but understandable since we’re throwing around D&D terms like “chaotic evil “ and “neutral evil,” so I get it.

Yeah, but they’re not neutral evil like Donald Rumsfeld. They’re chaotic evil, like in an anarchy way.

Yeesh. Ixnay on the death wishes for Dolt 45, yo.

Actually, she was laughing about it with (I think) Seth Meyers.

They’re collaborators. That’s for damned sure.

Yeah, but the issue Brown Note takes is they’re NOT warp-capable. How are they able to use subspace?

It’s not just the writing (for me, at least). It’s the lack of direction. Where the fuck are they going? What are they doing? It’s just one, repetitive circle jerk every season.

I think the problem is AMC blew it. They had enormous momentum with Breaking Bad, TWD and Mad Men. Breaking Bad ended. No new blockbuster show replaced it. Then Mad Men ended. No replacement. Sure, they tried. They had what? Three? Four? attempts with new series and they ALL failed. They seriously need to replace…

Yeah, there’s ZERO chemistry between Ian and Trevor.

“Also am liking Ian’s co-worker more and more.”

One line in this episode made me bust out laughing. Frank was making amends to someone at a graveyard and ended it with “Hmm. Guess I should have let you drive, huh?” Hee.

Being thrown off a bridge in Chicago in the Winter should have been the end of Frank.

Oh, for the love of God, FUCK that stupid, fucking mirror universe.

Nope. You’re right. They’re playing fast-and-loose with actual science. Not good.

Yeah, you’re right about Tyler. Burnham shouldn’t be telling a Lieutenant about the Prime Directive.

Heh. I thought you were talking about Saturn’s moon, Pandora. It took me a minute. Still on my first cup of coffee.