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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jian" data-source="post: 9724922" data-attributes="member: 78087">Also, from a certain point of view (the scientifically correct view) it happens every time someone gets transported. People in the 25th century have to not think about a whole lot of things that make their world work.(For all I know, warp cores shatter one baby universe per second in order to function; if they did, I’m pretty certain that every spacefaring species in the universe would have decided Not To Think About It.)Watched Ties of Blood and Water yesterday; it hit much harder than it did 25 years ago because it’s all about regrets about your relationships with your parents and taking care of them as they get old and die.(What’s weird is that it’s the first time Weyoun is introduced as a recurring character; that feels much later than it should be.)In the Cards was better than I remember and has some good Jake protagonism. It’s a really good palate cleanser and has some great Weyoun time as well and generally great comedy.</blockquote>