BigBeagle

Oh, "The Healers" ... I love that episode so very much, especially Benton's pep talk to Carter.

To be fair, I loved her, "Works for me" at the end of his speech.

Finally broke down and watched this On Demand. Overall, it was better than I feared it would be, which may be damning with faint praise. Although what the Jim character was wrong, wrong wrong ... at the same time, I was wondering what I'd do if I was in his place. I'd like to think I'd be noble and self-sacrificing and all that, but to spend 50 or 60 years alone — and with a handy (albeit disgusting) solution to the problem so close at hand — I can't say I wouldn't be severely tempted to follow his course of action. As for Aurora, I thought the movie did a great job at showing her anger at what happened (few actors do pissed off as well as Lawrence), but short-changed her journey to forgiveness. Like a poster said above, the third act seemed awfully rushed. Overall, a decent, but not great, movie.

The DVD extras state that Carol was supposed to die from the suicide attempt, but Steven Spielberg, who was executive producer in the first season, championed Margulies' character ... that's why Carol survived.

I loved Browder and Black in "Farscape," and I enjoyed it when they joined SG-1 full time. But the introduction of the B'Ori was a sin I could never forgive, which made Season 9 something of a wash for me.

I wanted to be Mr. Meg Ryan when I grew up ... Don't judge me too harshly.

"Be Our Guest," from Beauty and the Beast. First time I ever felt like standing and applauding at the movies.

Billy Crystal and Debra Winger in Forget Paris. I like both, and Crystal had rom-con cred from When Harry Met Sally, but they just didn't work in this one.

Wow. Apparently, I need better information.

Vin Diesel ... Seems like a nice guy in real life, but on screen, unwatchable

It had to be underwhelming, considering everybody considered it the greatest movie in the history of forever. Anything with that kind of label can't help but be a bit disappointing to a first-time viewer. Having said that, I didn't think it was that great, either.

This unabashed American will be seeing the movie, simply because I love the genre and I'm a history buff.

Fear not for Porthos, shimpy

One thing this show did with great efficiency was finding excuses to Get Jolene Blaylock down to her skin

Yeah, I miss the ol' gang, too

She kills him, then a year later, gets so lonely that she wakes somebody, who hates her and kills her, then a year later ...

SEVEN: "Yankees ... in six" ME: (sob)

That makes so much sense that I'm now depressed.

This guy understands

I was surprised with the Bernard reveal, although in retrospect, it makes perfect sense (for one thing, he is a decent guy, and most, if not all the humans, are assholes). The most disturbing thing about it, to me, is that if Bernard is a 'bot, then just about everybody else can be a bot, too. OK, now I need to go sit in the corner and hug myself.

Yeah, an Arnie Vinick presidency would have been acceptable. A Trump presidency will be a full term of Glenallen Walken.

Not possible ... He was perhaps the irritating main cast character in Trek history ... Bash away

Robert Ford (Hopkins' character) is also the name of the man who killed Jesse James

From "The Survivors" WORF: That was an act of unmitigated gall. (beat) I appreciate gall."

When after a bad day, you look in the mirror and say, "you know nothing, (insert name here)."