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Yes, Takashima was assisting the assassin and would've also been the one to shoot Garibaldi.

Re: Cool stuff in season 1 I don't know if "Garibaldi's Aid" was specifically communicating with Bester, it was just a plot point (later discarded) that telepaths prefer to communicate that way rather than going through the trouble of speaking - a habit they are told to stop while onboard the...

I wasn't accounting for the time Sawyer and crew were there. It was 1973 or 1974 when they arrived.

Thanks for neatening up my facts, but still the Purge was supposed to be around 1992 so Radzinsky was in the hatch almost 30 years after the events of 1973 and nearly 10 years after the Dharma Initiative was laid to rest. I wonder if Radzinsky believed that the Purge was actually an accident at...

I said to my wife, "I think they're having this conversation for your benefit". Locke and Ben are exactly where we left them a few weeks ago with Locke resurrected and Ben finally awakening from that oar to the head. I thought the whole "he won't remember this" and " his innocence will be lost"...

There were a few others. I left out violations by "bad guys".

I didn't write that, nor do I even recall every incident listed.

And since we keep comparing shows, here's the rest of the recorded Prime Directive violations: Captain Picard violated the Prime Directive circa stardate 41255 when he prevented the Edo of Rubicun III from executing Wesley Crusher for having unwittingly broken one of their laws. Picard felt...

No, Hyp, not in this case. If anything, those space hippies in the awful episode The Apple, used the 23rd centruty derogatory term "Herbert", which in essence was calling him a tight-ass. Two things about Kirk: First, his authority on the bridge was absolute and unquestioned, with the...

She was working like crazy before ending up on LOST full time. She appeared on nearly every prime time drama from 1996 through 2004, including her recurring role as Kerry Weaver's gay lover in ER. She was good in Frequency; dark hair - you can barely tell it's her. And no arrogant smirk.

Actually, Kirk gets a bad rap on that count and most of his "offenses" were in order to correct previous cultural alterations and infections (i.e. course correction), or resulted from cases where cultures' evolution was stagnant. Recorded Violations (none prosecuted): On stardate 3156.2...

One can argue that due to his youthful exuberism, Kirk did enjoy what he did. At 34 he was one of a mere 12 starship captains - the finest Earth had to offer, and was captain of the Federation's flagship, no less. But there was always a hint of the enormous pressure involved in the job. In one...

What? Too long?

I did the same thing.

I saw it the other day in IMAX. I liked it. Visually stunning; very violent; and yes, very dark in spirit (Even Batman himself in The Dark Knight believed in Gotham, and the Joker's ferry experiment proved it). There is the feeling that they are trying to shoehorn a huge story into a 2 hour and...

I hate to quote Star Trek V, but in that movie Kirk refuses to be released from his pain by Sybok. He says, "I NEED MY PAIN". Kirk is definitely shaped by a life of experiences and time, and even Wrath of Khan shows Kirk as a man with a lifetime of regrets and missed opportunities. Yes the...

For what it's worth, George Lucas is very busy at this moment casting a live action Star Wars television series, which takes place between Episodes 3 and 4, but he said there would be no Darth Vader or rebels in it. Why the hell not?

Jeez, how can you even tell?

I wonder if you go back to the Ben flashback episode where he first came to the island, if there is any mention of LeFleur. Would be pretty cool. Sadly no LOST this week.

I agree that Sawyer's character has been rather boring for the past year. Once he killed Locke's father, his central conflict was gone. For the first time in his life, that driving force was gone and he also found friends among the other Losties. At this point, he became soft and cuddly Sawyer...