Comment by Gallup's Mirror on December 5, 2012 at 4:34pm

Love it. But...

There should be a Lego brick in the crib. Lego is the greatest possible toy. Therefore, by definition, Lego is the god of the toy world.

Comment by Reg The Fronkey Farmer on December 5, 2012 at 5:01pm

I hope there is pleanty of ink in the color printer in work.

Comment by Gallup's Mirror on December 6, 2012 at 12:49am

I'm fascinated by the concept of a Human/Betazed hybrid --

Troi is one herself. Her father was human.

Wanna see my rubber Spock ears?

Comment by Gallup's Mirror on December 6, 2012 at 3:01am

 that makes their baby only a quarter Betazed.

Well, that depends. Was this an immaculate conception? If so the brat is 100% God. Women never get the credit for anything in religion.

What if I told you a scene of mine, taken from a script I wrote for Star Trek: DS9, was used in an episode of Star Trek: Enterprise? 

Nah. Never mind. I wouldn't believe me either. So I won't tell you.

Comment by Gallup's Mirror on December 6, 2012 at 3:41am

As the man once said: fascinating. How did you come to be there?

Enterprise started out as a snooze. The pacing was awful. In the old Star Trek, they beamed down in seconds. The story pressed forward. In Enterprise, there were long scenes with space suits, space walks, little shuttles leaving the ship, and looking for places to land.

I was making fists in my hair wondering why the producers thought we'd care to watch the cast commute to work over and over every week. Why not dedicate an entire episode to watching each cast member take a dump in zero gravity? 

Then, slowly, it got good, They started using the transporter to go places.The story moved. They did interesting stuff. They said interesting things.

Then it got really good. The temporal cold war. In a Mirror, Darkly. Fun stuff!

Then it got cancelled. I think they blew it early on with those plodding episodes and shed too much of their audience as a result.

  

Comment by _Robert_ on December 6, 2012 at 6:57am

If we all stay real still, maybe the T-REX wont see us. Anyone seen Robin?

Comment by kOrsan on December 6, 2012 at 2:18pm

Robin is probably busy redecorating the batcave he just inherited.

Comment by Gallup's Mirror on December 6, 2012 at 2:27pm

Anyone seen Robin?

He's probably out looking for Batman's missing briefs. Superman is missing his as well.

Someone is stealing superhero undies. It's gotta be the Joker.  

Comment by Gallup's Mirror on December 6, 2012 at 8:00pm

I see Wonder Woman has lost her undies too. Luckily she managed to get some pants on first.

I think they  both got costume revamps - I mean, 1938 to 2012 is a long time to wear your boxers outside of your costume.

Or to wear a costume consisting of underwear and nothing else. Wonder-Woman was created by a man during World War II and illustrated essentially as a pin-up girl. 

Comment by Gallup's Mirror on December 6, 2012 at 8:29pm

At least Wonder Woman retained her greatest power of all: the ability to fight crime in high heels.

Coming back to Star Trek: Seven of Nine has this power too! 

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