I wonder if we find out what is actually going on with bearded, successful Boimler. Can’t be good, right?

I actually like the setup of the episode, meeting this group of off-world alien hunters on a planet in perpetual night and some shapeshifting action. What’s not to like?

I just can’t stand Archer as a captain (and Reed as an officer). And the actual story they go with doesn’t really deliver, imo.

This is conjecture as there are continuing anti-war protests in Israel by a number of different actors and groups, e.g.:

In May 2024, 1,400 academics signed a petition calling for an end to the war Israel–Hamas war protests in Israel, Wikipedia

In my opinion, the way you phrase your comment crosses into antisemitic narratives as the comment implies (at least in my reading) that all the people protesting are anti Palestine. Please note I’m not saying that you are in any way antisemitic. It just irks me how that comment is phrased

“Without the return of the hostages we will not be able to end the war, we will not be able to rehabilitate ourselves as a society,” Ron Tomer, president of the Manufacturers’ Association of Israel. Te me, “Rehabilitation” implies a level of dissent with Netanyahu’s actions.

Since June! It’s Red Hot Cylon Summer!

This is my first time watching BSG and I am beginning to suspect that every single character in the show is secretly a Cylon (including Ben and Adam, Wynde is on to something here).

For convenience, here's the link to the xkcd

… or they’ll just start over again from TNG S01E01!

But yeah, I‘d watch TOS as well, if it gets the Greatest Gen treatment.

I was not prepared :(

That’s upsetting. Thank you.

Now I really want the The Office version of Enterprise with T‘Pol constantly spiking the camera, commenting on what utter buffoons her crew mates are.

This is one of those Voyager episodes I have no recollection of whatsoever. Even with Ben and Adam recapping, I don’t remember this one at all.

I’m also kinda sad that their Voyager run is almost over. A Neelix episode, a Doctor episode and the finale, that’s it.

I watched a lot of Stargate with my dad as a kid, so I’m probably biased, but that theme is my favorite piece of sci-fi music ever.

And now he’s considered “perhaps the most important person in Starfleet history” (and one of my favorite characters in all of Trek)

Not directly related but: I’m rewatching TNG and it’s so fun to see the character of Miles O'Brien emerge. Just through the sheer charisma of Colm Meaney.

I also think Chapel is very good at her job, but nurse and doctor are two different career paths. You don’t graduate being a nurse by becoming a doctor.

The Void is one of my favorite Voyager episodes. Our heroes are so Starfleet to the core, that a federation-like structure just naturally emerges for them.

I don’t recognize Chaotic Evil and Neutral Good, can somebody enlighten me?

Thank you for the recommendation! I'll start with The Gathering then!

I’ve never seen an episode of Babylon 5. Is it worth getting into?