ADHD helps.

"I have experienced this moment 44 times in my head."

"Oh this argument? I was up late three nights in a row running through every possible iteration."

"Dude! Why were you so calm last night? That was a huge fire and you just sort of calmly grabbed your drink and bag and walked out the door. I saw it!

"I have experienced that moment more times than you can possibly imagine."

Discovery always struck me as a sci-fi show written by the same people who wrote Gilmore Girls, General Hospital, Greys Anatomy or any other dramatic series.

It’s the over the top Drama Trek.

Sisko can and should show up on SNW to help Pike get his jambalaya recipe just right, then vanish without any explanation other than that he needs to get back to his children and wife.

I suddenly have new aspirations, thank you!

Kick should be in italics, then I could hear him saying that.

Or Carol Freeman?

Edit: it's a lot like Voyager's review, isn't it?

Review: "Ran by a former male supermodel, doesnt know how to use the replicator and cooks all his food. Sometimes stops speaking in the middle of a sentence and starts beeping."

Review: "Didn't say much, was not very encouraging. Would only answer questions with a yes or no."

Not if it's in regards to crows.

Who besides Tuvix? Not fair to count Lon Suder’s crimes.

That was a guy?

if Sharn had called Sisko black skin he would have punched him so hard that Weyoun would have felt it.

Hey, a new planet. Maybe I can lick it?

I could sort of deal with that. I just didn't like how focused it was on Michael Burnham and how she is the most important person in the universe. Star Trek is supposed to be an ensemble show, and I would dare say that it shouldn't really have a main character with the understanding that the captain gets more focus generally. It also felt like the writers didn't really like Star Trek that much and there was a lot of stuff that didn't make sense if you poked at it.