random000 : Non-comedic transhumanism horror with Marina Sirtis (counselor Troi Star Trek), Kirstie Al...
Dahwoodsman : I this is my favorite episode of the series ole Brinegar made the show.
Birdsforme : I agree!
Alien : Luke Evans is a fantastic Vlad.
Alien : I almost spit my breakfast out. I don't know how you feel about Nick Offerman but your com...
Susan Queen : Where is the 70's bush gone ? Everything I'm looking at is scaped !
magically_delicious : Awesome this is finally returning. I’ve enjoyed several re-watches simply due to the fact...
Can someone explain to me why the doctor and Miles would play the Alamo over and over again? That was a bloody battle with muskets, swords and cannons. Not something you would want to re-enact while you are literally currently at war. It makes no sense. You’d have to be a psychopathic Klingon to enjoy that especially when you recently were involved in combat where you watched many of your fellow officers die brutally.
Sometimes it’s nice to fight a battle where the odds are stacked against you and there is no chance of winning, but in reality you have a stacked deck so you can experiment with the hopeless situation and perhaps learn something that will help if, God forbid, that hopeless situation manifests outside the holodeck. Miles is a soldier with a heart and a conscience through and through, and so is Bashir, in all the ways a doctor with a complicated past can be. It’s sort of a poetic nod to how excellent they’re both written, imo at least.