leatard : Oh my Heavens!!
Anaberration : wtf kinda tree was that? Nope. Not going anywhere near the trees that have bred with porc...
greyfur : I know, some people just like to start trouble for lack of anything better to do.
greyfur : Crap is in the eye of the beholder.
axlekitty : Contains spoilers. Click to show. If they are staving, why would they not agree to release a certain number of their collect...
Toonaholic : Yup, that just made me want some soup, like never again... ever.
Twixtid : I loved SG-1, but this one was just a little bit prettier, a little bit more well acted, e...
Anaberration : The best episode in the series.
Toonaholic : Trump is comedy cannon fodder for comedians all over the entire planet... says somethin hu...
Toonaholic : Watch Santa vs Trump in Colbert's Christmas Cartoon Special! ...narrated by that guy, y'kn...
Ya know, Gene Roddenberry had vision BUT he also came from a different generation, one that valued morals, integrity, individual conviction, social consciousness, community structure, and a strong sense of social justice. The writers today DO NOT have those qualities. They are of the newer generations, the self-serving generations, the generations that have made society what it is today. All they care about is creating a TV series with the best cgi to WOW viewers. I, for one, learned a lot from Gene Roddenberry’s original TV Star Trek series growing up. The show had integrity and that was important. Without Gene to lead the way this series has lost its way. Despite having a great cast this series has no integrity, no morals, no conviction, etc. The episodes are weak and sometimes ridiculously stupid. I find myself preferring to watch reruns of old Star Trek shows to get the Gene Roddenberry ‘feeling’ … to appreciate his vision and let my imagination merge with his.