u/Mister_Acula

There's a scene in The Captains that a lot of fans, and even Shatner, didn't get which has earned Brooks an unfair reputation as a kind of loopy eccentric, but he was actually just making a musical joke.

The scene:

Shatner: What happens when you die?

Brooks: Tell me.

Shatner: I wish I knew.

Brooks: [Plays the piano for 1 minute.] I wish I knew.

The song he played on the piano was a jazz standard called I wish I knew. That was his response to the question.

I had to have this explained to me a few years ago, because I don't know jazz and it does seem weird if you didn't know that that was the name of a song. But upon learning that, it changed my entire perception of the interview. So I thought I'd share it with the community.

My first time watching this show. Been loving it so far, but this has to be the worst, most aggravating episode. They just stood at the window while these 4 demons transformed and ate that poor stripper. This was right after Prue said they were "defenders of the innocent" too. Was he not an innocent?

Sure, demons are scary, but up to this point they have literally never hesitated to jump in and protect someone, whether it's warlocks, dream sorcerers, or murderous gangsters. And all three of them were there, so they were at their strongest.

How could Scully not immediately chase after what snatched poor Queequeg? She had her gun out! She was not even 20 feet away! How could she just go back to the cabin?

We've seen Scully selflessly charge in against countless dangers before, but when her own dog she freezes up?

Then she barely mentions it to Mulder. Isn't this the proof that there is a predator out there, even if it wasn't Big Blue? He would have gladly went out there searching for it.

Pets really went unloved in the 1900s.

The Legend of the Seeker is a fantasy action show created by Sam Raimi, who also brought us Hercules and Xena, and it's every bit as action-packed, campy, and epic. It's based on the book series by Terry Goodkind, but the tone is completely different.

I'm rewatching it now for probably 4th time and it's so fun and comfy. Everyone's performances are cranked up to 11. The plots are all very imaginative with creative uses for magic and mcguffins that I don't see very many shows do.

The main character, Richard Cypher, is a total boy scout who always tries to do what's right.

His side kick/love interest, Mother Confessor Kahlan Amnell, has the power to turn any man she touches in a love slave, which means they can never be together without it turning into the movie Obsession.

They're joined by the wizard, Zeddicus Zul Zorander, who you might remember from Lord of the Rings as the Mouth of Sauron, or from Mad Max as the gyro pilot. And he his not shy about using his powers.

In season 2 they get another party member, who is like the evil version of Kahlan. She wears skin-tight, red leather and has the power to "train" people to fall in love with her through torture with her magic pain dildo. But she's good now.

I know those character descriptions kinda make it sound like it's porn, but it's not as outright horny as it sounds.

It has good special effects and good action and is just a fun show.

Just rewatched Children of Time, great episode, but what struck me this time around was that Future Odo must have been really unhappy there to unalive (this feels like the most accurate word for it) 8,000 people who he had been living with for 200 years.

Did he not have another girlfriend? He wasn't even together with Kira at the time of the crash and just a few episodes earlier he fell in love with that under cover cop. So it's not like his heart was only for Kira.

Also, Kira would have died of old age by this point in Odo's life anyway.

Who here would genocide a planet to save the life of your first crush who you were too chicken to ask out?