Tuesday, 2 August 2011
10 PM Eastern - 7 PM Pacific
“I am Kahless… and I have returned.”
good evening, Trektarts!!
Howdy Tarts
Data owns the Nigthwatch. Data is Batman
“Worf, what the hell are you doing?”
And where’s that force field from the ceiling that puts out fires? :rolleyes:
That’s gotta rough on Robin. :eek:
“Worf, what the hell are you doing?”
Way to be culturally sensitive, First Douchebag
You mean the Enterprise D doesn’t have a smoking section?
Alan Oppenheimer!
Skeletor! 
“Everything had to be real if Kahless were to appear to me.”
Yes, because when you have a vision of your imaginary friend, authenticity is key. 
LOL!! you’re baaaaaaaaad, Mr B!!
Picard helps Worf explore his spiritual beliefs.
WWJTKD?
he wouldn’t care unless it involved getting somebody laid (e.g., Spock in Plak Tow)
I was introduced to the idea of Kahless many years before TNG every hit the airwaves.
A great trek novel with none of the known Star Trek characters at all:
The Final Reflection, by John M. Ford.
You stole exactly what I was gonna say 
wow. what are the chances of that? :rolleyes:
“…on a world circling that distant point of light.”
Wasn’t the prophecy that he would be ON that point of light?
Quick! Set the controls for the heart of the sun! :eek:
This has all happened before, and will happen again
the Klingon elders remind me of the Watchers’ Council. I would so not put this past them.