Underwater, he would have to be bitten by a radioactive fish to develop superpowers. But who wants fish powers?

I was thinking there's no way she caught every single one.

You didn't warn us about the bagpipes, dammit! The girl at the end looks like the girl in Mary Poppins.

I thought this was a clip for Goldfinger for a moment.

Yeah, but would you really need one of those in your house right beside your kitchen constantly? I think I'd put the holodeck beside the kitchen - close to the snacks - and maybe the medical bed in its own room. I think you'd want a little bit of privacy for your healing process.

I enjoyed the classic optimism that things could be fixed, or a solution could be found. When they started breaking with that tradition, it lost a piece of its vision.

Time travel episodes where the past is altered and then not fixed. The Xindi destroying a large chunk of Florida with a weapon given to them by time travellers was pessimistic.

Romulan time travellers destroying the planet Vulcan, just so the movie could break with the past - painfully pessimistic, especially considering Into Darkness was a mediocre parallel of Wrath of Khan.

They need their optimism back.

They reminded me more of a particular South Park episode, where the men resorted to drastic measures to smoke medicinal marijuana.

There's one in Asheville, NC that looks pretty nice. Got a grand piano.

The Force isn't as easy as they make it look in the movies.

Something creepy about that clingy wrestlingy pose he has her in.

It's like it was waving goodbye at the end.

Found the panda!

I've just been desensitized.