It’s Slurms MacKenzie!

This episode bends my mind, especially as someone who is almost the same age as Stewart was when this was filmed.

It’s like, wait, which Picard am I?

Troi: crashes Enterprise

This is what I read.

No one could agree on what the permanent time should be, that’s why it failed.

Data and Lore, in the corridor

The replicators cannae take much more of this!

I think it was always intended to be a one season role. I’m pretty sure the actor said that during one of the Ready Room episodes.

Getting some weird hardware to work with Linux pales in comparison to what O’Brien had to deal with.

Thank you.

I’m too lazy to edit the image, but my first thought after seeing this was, “Gulf of Hyperspace Bypass.”

Shadow runs lemmy.ca, and states that it is lemmy.ca signups. He’s certainly in a position to have the information available, unlike some random lemming like myself.

“I have a lot of respect for you Elon, please don’t be a name-caller.” What an idiot.

The dBase III joke was pretty good. But dBase IV would have been much, much funnier.

This was such a great reaction moment.

Oh right! I’ll let the evidence of my erroneous memory stand.

I agree, this episode is one of the best. I especially like how we only see it from the team that was in the runabout, so the viewer has no insight into the mystery. (I think they did the same in the episode where the crew devolved, but I’m not sure.)

I just wanted to say Good Luck, and we’re all counting on you.

I’m at Disney World toys well, and today I rode Guardians of the Universe Cosmic Rewind for the first time.

In one of the intro scenes, the aliens say they are planning to share this technology to jump to different areas of space with us. I thought to myself, “We’d just screw it up.”

(Great ride, though, if you’re wondering.)

Man I devoured Hardy Boys books when I was a kid. One time I came across a much older version of one I had, so I read it, and that’s how I learned they rewrite the stories every so often. It had common elements, but was a different story overall.

Then they came out with the “Hardy Boys Casefiles”, the first book of which had Joe’s girlfriend Iola killed by a car bomb intended for the boys. Obviously for a bit older audience.

Where was this swanky place, with a self storage facility in the background?