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The winner of the 1990 Irish presidential election, Mary Robinson, is widely regarded as the best President that the country ever had whereas the winner of the first vote, Brian Lenihan Sr., was little more than the crony of the most corrupt Taoiseach (PM) that the country ever had. That alone is reason enough for…

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The first two, while not exactly Hugo Award winning stuff, are at least fairly enjoyable and are bloody masterpieces compared to the third. The fourth and fifth are very meh but, again, very good compared to the third.

I've always liked The Royale, in spite of its myriad flaws, as I find the central premise of the storyline interesting. It reminds me of the sort of thing that they have been right at home in the third season of TOS as one of the watchably mediocre episodes.

The second and third seasons were the show's Golden Age in my book.

As an Irish person, I was more amused than offended by the Bringloidi storyline in the sense of "Is really what the Americans think that the Irish are like?"

Some elements were pretty weak but once the Byron arc was over, it was quite a good season in my opinion.

The third season of "Sliders" is among the worst seasons of any series, sci-fi or otherwise. Some elements are so bad, they're good but most are just painfully, unfathomably awful.

Isn't No. 6 a bit obvious?

*insert climaxes joke here*

That comment was meant sarcastically.

A show about a family and their humanoid robot? We've never seen that before.

I'd have included "Far Beyond the Stars", not just for DS9 but for all of "Star Trek".

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You got there before me.

Almost all of the animated films that I watched as a child featured anthropomorphised characters and I wasn't traumatised by any of them, even though some of them had some dark undertones or most had scary villains.

Aw, I was hoping that he'd say that he found God.

One thing that religious people and atheists would agree on is that humans cloning animals is not the natural way in which the relevant species is/are supposed to be propagated (though they may disagree on what the natural way actually is...). I was using "playing God" as a shorthand to refer to situations in which…

I can since my religious beliefs have nothing to do with my objection to cloning, which I never equated with either magic or devilry incidentally, as I said. Especially since that I'm not a particularly devout Christian to begin with and have plenty of doubts. In any event, I think that I know myself a little better…