itwasquiteawhileago

Nah, man. The leg has to go over the back of the chair to be a full Riker move. Like the chair isn't even there.

Post an AMA on Reddit.

To you, does this mean more self-contained stories (like TOS and TNG) or more story arcs (like DS9 and on)?

To me, Trek was more fun when I could just watch an episode and everything was wrapped up. Granted, this could have more to do with the fact that TNG hit me in my formative years, but I still go back and watch TNG on Netflix and BBC America and it is easily my favorite Trek to this day. I may be in the minority, but I'd like to see a return to that somewhat simpler story telling method.

Ah yes, planned spontaneity. They'll never see it coming.

Lawyers everywhere: any day of the week that ends in "y" is "Shut the Fuck Up Day".

I'm not associated with law in anyway, but when my clients go against my recommendations, I have to wonder why they hired me in the first place. That goes 100x at least for lawyers.