But the kings guard is what, 7 guys? Tywin has thousands of soldiers loyal only to him in the city.

She's fine, but she doesn't have much to do. She's separated from the rest of the cast, and hasn't had a good adversary since last season.

Last names among common people didn't start becoming standardized until like the 13th century in England. Before then, you were only known to your fellow villagers as John the smith or John by the well or John Son of Joe.

There was a Hulk graphic novel that was all about the Hulk on trial. Through testimony you saw all the different variations of the Hulk through time doing destructive stuff, maiming soldiers and fighting captain America and Thor and such. At one point, an elderly man testifies about the time the Hulk, in the process…

In the newbie threads, talking about anything that has not happened on the show yet is a spoiler. How hard is that to comprehend? Why do you feel the need to talk about future happenings, no matter how vaguely? Go to the expert thread for that.

Yeah her final breakdown was very well done.

No, it was the '80's.

Storm the lamest of the X-Men? That's crazy talk.

They had the same kind of relationship back in the later Claremont run as well, so that isn't really new.

When I was a kid, I watched Howard the Duck.

Actually I have major problems with DS9 Worf as well ha. But yeah I can see we just fundamentally disagree on this. Fair enough.

I can and do say that. Actually maybe boring is the wrong word for all of them. Some of them were just, like Kira and Odo, insufferable and unpleasant to spend any time with.

Start with TNG season 3, it's the most accessible Trek. If you like it, you can go back and watch the good episodes from the first two seasons after you've tried DS9 or the original series.

What do they do on vacation? They go to the sex planet Risa of course. That's a pretty big running joke throughout TNG and DS9. It's Riker's favorite place.

It's a problem because we spend most of the time onscreen with the boring main characters, not the fun side characters. Lots of time gets wasted on Bashir, both Dax's, Odo, and even Kira.

Most of those are standard Trek episode premises.

Meh, I loved the first few episodes of BSG that premiered as a miniseries, but gradually lost interest as the show dragged on. I think I stopped watching after season two. Didn't really find the writing to be so excellent.

DS9 is wildly overrated here. One of its biggest problems is that the secondary characters are the real draw for the show.

The whole idea do Star Trek was that Starfleet really wasn't supposed to be a strictly military organization, but explorers. Think more Captain Cook than Admiral Nelson.

The Doctor is the best post TNG Trek character, tied with Garek. I never liked Bashir, and if I could switch the two doctors, I'd like DS9 a lot more and could forget about Voyager entirely.