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Angelique Pettyjohn (before she did porn)

Nope, I'm pretty sure Washington is not on Canadian money.

I think Shatner should replace Washington on American money.

March 22, 2006 is William Shatner's 75th birthday and he's still making movies without a grey hair on his head (perhaps today is a good day to dye). Let's all raise a glass of Romulan Ale and wish him Qapla'!

Nope, you'd just have to go By The Book, Admiral. Of course, I'll chase him round the moons of Nibia and round the Antares Maelstrom, and round perditions flames before I give him up!

You're welcome Annika, and in accordance with Regulation 46A, hours would seem like days.

Have you read the legal correspondance and responses on Pirate Bay? Priceless.

Either he's in the process of moving to the new site or... (shudder)... the unthinkable has happened...

...not even a Christmas card? That's just rude.

Seems to be some confusion... Is the ending actually missing as in: the video cuts out before the end and the file is damaged? or it just doesn't make sense the way it was written?

my opinion, for what it's worth, is that Season 1 was adequate, Season 2 was barely watchable, Season 3 was excellent and Season 4 was the best (except for the last episode which was the greatest let down in the history of Star Trek). I can understand not liking the Season 4 three-episode arcs though - they were very non Trek-like. more on topic: He would have been a Romulan!

...ahem... that's "Duras sisters". Dukat was a Cardassian. I assumed the mystery man would turn out to be Romulan simply because no human ever met him in Enterprise. This would fit with the history of Kirk being the first human to see a Romulan (played by Mark Lenard - but that's another story).

One word: Baseball

Go back and watch The Wrath of Khan (as I do as often as possible) and then you will "get it". Spock's analysis of Khan's "Two dimentional thinking" and Kirk's 3-D exploitation of it was the pivital point of the movie's main battle scene.

I enjoyed S3 much more than S2. Malcolm calling T'Pol "Stinky" was right up there with the DS9 Baseball episode and the TNG Egyptian mask episode as Star Trek's most embarassing moments. In any case, Enterprise redeemed itself for me in S4 up to and including Terra Prime. The final episode (with Troi and Riker's much aged appearance since "Pegasus") was a bit of a disappointment.