Tuesday, 21 December 2010
8 PM Eastern - 5 PM Pacific
“Captain’s log, supplemental — I read about the achievements of the
ancient Bajoran civilization in my fifth grade reader. They were
architechts and artists, builders and philosophers, when humans were
not yet standing erect. Now I see how history has rewarded them.”
Watch online at YouTube.
Quite a good (and lore-ish-ly important) episode… I’ll not be able to make it, however, I’ll be thinking of you all 
ooooh, tough call! Caprica 1.5 dvd arrived today, and I’m dying to watch the Final Five
Hive mind. My Caprica 1.5 dvd is suppose to arrive today…hmmmm… why ain’t it here yet? To the UPS tracking…
An excellent question from the YouTube comments:
Why is Warf alowed to wear his huge over the shoulder thing? and others not even traditional Bajoran earring?
It always struck me as Star Trek’s version of “Is that a pledge pin? On your uniform???” 
I thought they already had a cure for the common cold. :rolleyes:
Admiral Cain: The Early Years.
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“You will follow uniform code aboard this ship, Ensign.”
Just like Troi. :rolleyes:
I wonder how she ended up in Star Fleet after her father died.
Why’s Riker being such a dick?
Humans couldn’t even get it up. Who knew? :rolleyes:
Uh oh. I didn’t know we was startin’ early. Good episode. Adamiral Cain superhero origin story.
Wouldn’t the surname first thing be in the Federation cultural files? It’s not like it doesn’t exist in Earth customs…
Daughter of a scientist to badass ensign to military leader of the entire human race? Impressive. And then spokesperson of an embattled airline. Seems like a step down.
I love how Guinan sees through everyone else’s bullshit.
“Everything is going exactly as you predicted…”
…my master.
:eek: Sith Admiral! :eek:
“It was not the Bajora.”
I think that term disappears after this episode.
And there’s Troi, following the uniform code… :rolleyes:
That outfit makes Guinan look like Kosh.
Where’d everyone go? Was it something I said? :eek:
“Guinan is very selective about whom she calls a friend.”
Selective, yes. But oddly random, as well.