He Who Shall Not Be Named

It does have a cool music score, doesn't it?

III was the best of the even-numbered ones.

However, one thing was never explained. Young Spock had been on the planet as long as his coffin had. The microbes on the coffin came to life. What about Spock's poop? Certainly there was some bacteria in his poop. Why didn't that evolve as well?

You had 15 weddings?

My favorite pilot is the female Starbuck.

Episode 03:07 - The Shuttle

A shuttle, with standard crew, launches on routine patrol. One of them replicates some sandwiches and sodas. The shuttle passes through an ion storm. Nothing happens. The crew lands safely save for some intestinal distress because there were no latrines onboard and nobody wanted to fart.

It sounds like Independence Day: The Prequel, except it will suck.

Episode 03:05 The Nebula

Ship and crew are assigned to explore a previously uncharted nebula. WTF, explore? It's a fraking gas cloud in space!

Honey chili chicken does sound good though.

Following your own number should be cheating.

It's like liking your own Facebook status. You just don't do it.

I gave it a 3. I don't know why, I just think the number 3 is significant somehow.

Why is it always the Enterprise or Voyager or Defiant crews who always run into these strange situations? You never hear about other ships running into strange anomalies or gods or time warps and such.

The 4th one returns to the "future is not set" thing. However, we went from Judgement Day being postponed to having the T-800 ready several years early. Where is the explanation of the catch-up? You could say that the T-X gave Skynet information about the future that allowed it to develop the T-800 earlier (There was even a deleted scene in T3 about it's development.) but Connor would have anticipated that from his own experiences in T3. Instead he was surprised. We also never saw the "rubber head" Terminators that Reese described in the first movie.

If it was a felony I'd be impressed. But a misdemeanor? Not worth the trip.

Unless it was Krissy Phaserwoman. Wasn't she living in Illinois at the time?

If the Pope makes Sir Patrick a saint, would that be St. Sir Patrick or Sr St. Patrick? And would he have to wear green?

Anders... Oh wait, that's a BSG character.

I say we need as much global warming as we can get. I love it.

You know that trick about giving a presentation and imagining the audience naked?

It doesn't work so well when you're reading a children's book.

Theme from Shaft - Isaac Hayes

(Shaft! You're damn right.)

What is left of last night's pizza

An interesting idea, but not very well done.

I guess when you're 80 anyone under 60 is irresistible.

There will only be one Uhura! But if you wany cleavage check out Marina pic on Mrs Picards post.

Patrick Stewart could still pass for his character from the late 80s. Marina Sirtis looks like an old hag now. As much as I like boobies I draw the line at old boobies.

Jack Ryan has probably been played by as many people as Doctor Who.

When I was in Korea 20 years ago we were teasing one of the guys in my squad about looking like a potato head. We went into this village in the middle of nowhere and this old woman starts talking to us in Korean for a minute about who knows what. We had a Korean Army translator with us so he was able to interpret. When we asked what she was saying he pointed to the soldier we were teasing and said in broken English "She say he look like potato head."

Doesn't really have a name, but the Underpants Gnomes song from South Park.