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B5 tech is so obviously inferior to anything in Wars or Trek, that'd be ridiculous. But, artistically, as a series, I'd rank it above all Trek except DS9 and about half of TNG, and above most of Wars.

Wow, everybody needs to lighten up about this. Rep doesn't matter!

I've always been more partial to apple pie, myself, but that's not to dis the pumpkins.

Yeah, that's a pretty obvious scam.

Go watch both Wars trilogies, right now. You're a mod on a site that's half about them, for fuck's sake.

I get it.

Yeah, not much of a chance for the Empire to survive a Borg attack.

Shit just got real.

I promise to outbid any potential mugentard agents.

I might, but all the Minefielders would run away.

Just finished Demons. Now reading The Picture of Dorian Grey and The Death of Ivan Ilych.

Without doing any calculations, I'm betting the Defiant wins. What say you?

We can't let that happen, now can we?

I pwn.

It's true. Ex Isle is full of freaks, sub-geeks, and generally, the scum of society's ostracised pariahs.

I think it's what happens when you write a fanfic about Picard and Troi on Risa.

Somebody's gotta keep the trolls out.

I believe the Founder's "planet" was actually closer to being a moon in size. In "The Search," I seem to recall Kira referring to it as a rogue moon. While a moon is still far greater in mass than an asteroid, it is possible that the Pegasus asteroid was composed of denser elements, and perhaps the Tal Shiar/Obsidian Order fleet was outfitted with unique weapons geared towards planetary destruction, as they went in with that specific mission and didn't intend to get into any fights with ships along the way. The Enterprise, conversely, would be outfitted with ship vs ship weapons, as orbital bombardment wasn't high on the Federation's list of priorities.

Demons by Dostoevsky.

Are you kidding? If it's possible to phase on a wide beam, it logically follows that with a greater power setting, a wide beam could be used in combat. Try to base your arguments on facts and not rhetoric.

Homefront. Starfleet security personnel test the efficacy of wide beam phasers to reveal Changelings. It happened, clearly and on screen.

I'll meet your "The Inner Light," and raise you "The Visitor," "In The Pale Moonlight..."

DS9, followed by TNG in a distant second, TOS/ENT in third, and VOY in dead last.

Impossible. You're much more intelligent.