Colonel Worf

I wouldn't watch. I would be insulted.

I was a big fan of Mighty Max. (or was it Mad Max) oh well...

Muppet Babies was awesome.

Frankly: Andromeda sucks. It was good for several episodes... then it went downhill fast and now it's run by a bunch of rabid monkeys.

Theatrical. Commercials suck.

Terry is always beautiful.

Yeah. Usually after they switch e-mails without telling me or something. I hate being frustrated.

They're quite possibly the crowning achievement of Star Trek novels. I plan on rereading them one day. They were really great.

^ Greg Bear, an established new giant of Sci-fi.

I've been mainly focusing on Ben Bova's Exiles Trilogy. I've also been reading his short stories in Forward in Time. I'm also kind of crawling through Star Trek: Spectre and God Emperor of Dune. I also started Stephen King's Misery, but misplaced the book. But now I found it again...

The Millenium Trilogy... and yes you should.

I always thought Chakotay should have gotten the axe... or three.

Ezri Dax, of course. I would end up embarrasing myself when I started drooling though.

If you want a good Quark-a-thon... read the Millenium Trilogy. He has some awesome scenes.

Brent Spiner is actually a pretty decent vocalist. He needs his own CD.

It's a close race... but I'll go with the 4th.

I don't think they had any kids on the Sovereign class. It was primarily a warship.

I haven't seen this episode in years.. but I remember it being very good. Brent Spiner is such a wonderful actor able to play so many different roles.

Maybe he couldn't think fast enough to do Morse code...

I don't think "Dealing with 20th Century Supermen" was in the officer's manual.

FX is just a bonus. It's the story that counts. There were some very good ones too.

The first episode I saw was Return of the Archons. I fell asleep during it too. :clap:

There's a Horta crewmember in the novel My Enemy, My Ally if I'm not mistaken.

Of course it's still relevant. Racial and social issues still exist today.

It's a tie between The Doomsday Machine, The Cage, and Patterns of Force.