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He’s not Riker.

Don’t forget the child Zarabeth eventual fleshed out of her body.

Honestly, I blame Ophra Winfrey for propping up that quack TV host.

Now I’m expecting a Sesame Street episode where Keanu Reeves gives the lessons on how to be nice.

Is that John de Lancie?

Or we could do a Job Bluth and get buried alive to land on a magazine cover.

So who has put a squirrel in their mouth?

My head canon is that K'Ehleyr was Miss Q (what female Q is referred to in the script) posing as a Klingon based on one line of dialogue in “The Q and the Grey”. Also that Suzie Plakson played both characters.

The time between “Reunion” and “The Q and the Grey”.

Glover was always attached to this. They did not change that.

Just wait 11 years. You’ll eventually have that child.

I thought that was all they ate?

And that wasn’t the original co-star. Maya Erskine was a replacement for Jane when Phoebe Waller-Bridge left the production. Waller-Birdge was originally cast Jane. So the characters would have been a biracial couple.

I glanced briefly at the list of TV examples. As a Trekkie I must point out that in “The Gamesters of Triskelion” (the version that got filmed) we are told the Thrall assigned to Uhura is ordered to do whatever he wants and that Uhura must comply. All you see is an off-screen cut away with screaming in the background. This isn’t usually discussed among the fandom but that was clearly rape. Uhura was raped in that episode. Let that sink-in.

The one time my German Shepherd had a biopsy, he came home hyper. Couldn’t sit still for a whole hour.

I think the most over the top thing Colbert did on that show was the episode on the funeral industry.

If Trump thinks this is genuine, then he really isn’t very bright.

Okay, then who is the leader?

As an Asian American, I am truly sorry for that. I can’t personally speak well on the subject but I always encourage people to read this NPR article from 2017.

'Model Minority' Myth Again Used As A Racial Wedge Between Asians And Blacks

Of course.