Trek Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010
11 PM Eastern - 8 PM Pacific
“I see time as a constant, whereas humans perceive time as flexible. Hence the expression “Time flies” when you’re having fun. Which until now has always confused me.”
it’s never good when the Enterprise is planning shore leave
yeah you’d think they’d have learned from the past that shore leave never goes well… 
yeah, Geordi…a moment in time repeating itself exactly is pretty much what déjà vu would feel like 
Ever notice how the only people who got to sit down are the adult white guys? They even have an open chair!
Of course, since déjà vu is merely a hiccup in the connections between neurons, the computers and Data shouldn’t be affected.
“I don’t want to interfere with your personal life…”
Um, isn’t that you’re entire job???
I find the lack of symmetry annoying
I thot déjà vu was a glitch in the matrix 
wait, what’s changed?!?!?!?!?!?!
well that’s quite a neckline, madmoiselle
Of course, wouldn’t she have remembered him with hair? :rolleyes:
The 80s hair, it hurts!
If they needed dense gravity, wouldn’t a black hole be more useful than a binary star system?
Manheim sounds like a Lovecraft protagonist. :eek:
Such a sappy scene. barf
yeah that was almost painful to watch
“I wish I could talk to you, Professor Manheim. I bet you were really something.”
mmm, inappropriate bedside manner.
“almost”? :rolleyes:
Jenice’s outfit truly belongs in the canon of terrible Trek women outfits… that side cut-out is full of not win.
“How is this possible? It’s Paris!”
How is it possible? Seriously? Your husband ripped the universe a new time-hole, and you’re impressed by a couple fancy holograms? :rolleyes: