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Whoa dudes! Just making a joke based on LOAF's crazy thread-hijinks and his strange underappreciation for the Battlestar Galactica miniseries. All in good fun. Frosty, what did you mean by lesbofied?

"Year of Hell" was a VERY good episode. But I think it pretty much summed up everything that was ever wrong with Voyager's writing: At the end, it was all a dream.

You better watch out. LOAF didn't like the Battlestar Galactica miniseries, so he's probably going to merge a thread about flowers or something into here. I'm looking forward to the upcoming series. It's got some good actors, and a decent writer. But above all, who can argue against a big...

I don't think it is actually.

HahahahaHAHAHAHAho..... hehheh.... oh man. I needed that.

Luke Skywalker is teh win.

Sex appeal was one of the hallmarks of TOS, and it's definately got its place in ENT. Braga's an okay dude. He's happy about Enterprise moving to Friday nights: "Right now we’re up against American Idol for god sakes! You might as well not air the episodes! Now we're on Friday nights and I...

I thought the pre-cliffhanger part of the episode were nice. I like Jeffery Combs' Andorian character coming back, and the final fight, and stuff. I mean, not much happened that one wouldn't have been able to guess the night before (they blew up the weapon at the last minute), but it was still...

and then... (computer crashed, just barely enough time to hit submit button)... and THEN... Captain Archer wakes up in a German military tent hospital. Three Nazi officers are looking at his 'strange uniform'. Then... one of them steps out of the shadows... it's an alien...

It's probably the most remarkable Star Trek cliffhanger since The Best of Both Worlds. I would highly recommend aquiring the episode somehow, and watch it without prior knowledge of what is going to happen. Even if you are a Trekker who doesn't know anything about the 3rd season, it's worth...

This is a good thing. I'm not a HUGE hater of Braga, but the new guy Manny Coto is an awesome writer. He was responsible for this cheesy scifi show on Showtime called Odyssey 5, the whole concept was cheap and trite... but it was actually worthwhile thanks to some quality writing on the part...

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Is there even any question? Wing Commander IV's ending was probably the greatest piece of computer game cinema ever. I still get shivers when think about Tolwyn's trial. Brrrr.

I'm the opposite. The more sex there is, the more of a "hey, this is kinda like TOS. Cool" feeling I get about the show. The worst thing about the 3rd season has been the lack of sex (except for a few times). Re: continuity; I have a sneaking suspicion that all of this time travel...

Top ten games that had the biggest impact on me as a gamer. 1. Civilization II - greatest game ever? For me it is. 2. Wing Commander IV - WC4 was the first game from the WC series that I ever owned. I ended up playing them BACKWARDS from 4, which was pretty much just as cool. 3...

I have fond memories of epic afternoon-long super soaker battles across the neighborhood, and in the woods... Do you still find time to engage in super soaker battles?

I'm a huge LotR fan, so I'm happy Return of the King did so well. RotK was a great movie... but I don't think it alone deserved all of those awards. But if you replace RotK with the whole trilogy... things make sense. RotK wasn't the greatest, but as a whole, the three movies are...

I avoid being banned by not posting a lot.

I seem to recall some talk of Cincinattus in the Wing Commander novels, as being one of the justifications for the whole conspiracy that Tolwyn was a part of.

My state (Alaska) sold one of their old Marine Highway ferries on ebay a few months ago. I suppose that's not quite like a former US Navy aircraft carrier, though. : )