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Actually, this was kind of interesting, because about halfway through watching it, my friend leans over to me in the theatre and says "Why didn't they just call it mindfuck?" I didn't like it at all. It dragged on for too long, and the ending was...painful...to say the least. Note: From here...

Actually, this was kind of interesting, because about halfway through watching it, my friend leans over to me in the theatre and says "Why didn't they just call it mindfuck?" I didn't like it at all. It dragged on for too long, and the ending was...painful...to say the least. Note: From here...

Taking a VERY orthodox perspective, not only is Starfleet the head of the food chain in 100 years, but humans are on top of the galaxy at the end of that same time period. I'm refering to one of the movies with the cast of TOS (can't remember which off-hand), where the Klingon ambassador refers...

Taking a VERY orthodox perspective, not only is Starfleet the head of the food chain in 100 years, but humans are on top of the galaxy at the end of that same time period. I'm refering to one of the movies with the cast of TOS (can't remember which off-hand), where the Klingon ambassador refers...

Not only that, but Kosh is repeatedly inside Sheridan's mind, even when there's no "line of sight" to Sheridan. BTW I was always curious as to how/when Kosh put part of his conciousness into Sheridan. On the one hand, the encounter between them in the hallway seems obvious, but on the...

Not only that, but Kosh is repeatedly inside Sheridan's mind, even when there's no "line of sight" to Sheridan. BTW I was always curious as to how/when Kosh put part of his conciousness into Sheridan. On the one hand, the encounter between them in the hallway seems obvious, but on the...

Not really a "weapon" but when Durass tries to disable Enterprise's torpedo launcher, we're told that he can't because their hull plating has been improved. I'm waiting for shields. Come on, Malcom got them to work once already on a small-scale. I'm just afraid that UPN is going to make an...

Not really a "weapon" but when Durass tries to disable Enterprise's torpedo launcher, we're told that he can't because their hull plating has been improved. I'm waiting for shields. Come on, Malcom got them to work once already on a small-scale. I'm just afraid that UPN is going to make an...

I believe "Walkabout" also includes the line about how no Vorlon had died in "a very long time". I think that the Vorlons probablyhad methods that could jam shadow vessels on their own, but at a certain point, putting Vorlons on the front lines no longer became acceptable. Telepaths were bread...

I believe "Walkabout" also includes the line about how no Vorlon had died in "a very long time". I think that the Vorlons probablyhad methods that could jam shadow vessels on their own, but at a certain point, putting Vorlons on the front lines no longer became acceptable. Telepaths were bread...

I also recall that episode, but I think the only sound the Pak'ma'ra makes in that particular episode is a snore as it falls asleep when the trainees are supposed to be meditating. Perhaps the Pak'ma'ra have more in common with humans than we thought...(or at least in common with Captain...

I also recall that episode, but I think the only sound the Pak'ma'ra makes in that particular episode is a snore as it falls asleep when the trainees are supposed to be meditating. Perhaps the Pak'ma'ra have more in common with humans than we thought...(or at least in common with Captain...

That's right, I think I remember that too now. It's when Franklin was running tests on a Pak'ma'ra for the interspecies medical database. He said they were interesting, because as carion eaters, they seemed imune to many disease which would cripple other races. (i.e. the diseases inherent to...

That's right, I think I remember that too now. It's when Franklin was running tests on a Pak'ma'ra for the interspecies medical database. He said they were interesting, because as carion eaters, they seemed imune to many disease which would cripple other races. (i.e. the diseases inherent to...

We don't really know. On the one hand, Shadowman has gone out of his way MANY times to try and capture Archer. On the other hand, he not only helps Archer in this episode (and captures him only to set him free), but he also sent the Cabal to save Enterprise in a previous episode from...

We don't really know. On the one hand, Shadowman has gone out of his way MANY times to try and capture Archer. On the other hand, he not only helps Archer in this episode (and captures him only to set him free), but he also sent the Cabal to save Enterprise in a previous episode from...

Yeah, I like to think he was behind one of SciFi's "popups" ;)

Yeah, I like to think he was behind one of SciFi's "popups" ;)

I'm willing to chalk this up to "adaptation". That is, while the Pak'ma'ra probably wouldn't ever sing in Latin (btw, do we ever hear a Pak'ma'ra speak, other than that noise one makes when regurgitating Dr. Franklin's non-organic solution? I just can't seem to recall) But, the chant must be...

I'm willing to chalk this up to "adaptation". That is, while the Pak'ma'ra probably wouldn't ever sing in Latin (btw, do we ever hear a Pak'ma'ra speak, other than that noise one makes when regurgitating Dr. Franklin's non-organic solution? I just can't seem to recall) But, the chant must be...