Which do you like better, Bush's government or the Klingon Empire?
337811
the Klingons are honorable, bush is not
18488
Yeah Bush!!!\n\nBilly took a great economy and ruined it.  Most people blam the economy on the current pres, but they are just stupid.  Really economics moves in cycles, and we see the fruits and droughts of an economy two terms after the president.  So I clearly see that Billy was getting to freeky and caring only about his personal pleasure, consiquently overlooking :  TERRORISTS, THE ECONOMY, AND JUSTICE.\n\nTherefore, we see Bush cleaning up after Billys sorryful act.  That's why were're at war and have high gas prices;  we're paying for the sins of the last pres.
154996
The Bush administration, of course.
636982
I agree.  They should send him to fight for us.  I liked Bill too.  Who really cares about his private life, as long as he is doing his job in the office.  George sucks!!
1001730
yeah it is closer to an empire, I mean only 'certian' ppl get into office and some ppls votes arent' counted blahblahblah... so yeah empire...
237205
I like Star Trek: The Next Generation and Voyager
1181684
Wow say hello to Mr Spock for me hehehe, beam us all up Scotty! \nlol oh you mean the satellite tv one, NOPE.\nI preferred the Star Trek one  o_-
767110
Neither. I prefer good shows like South Park and Family Guy.
656687
There are enough people interested in Klingon that it will do just fine after Dr. Okrand has concluded his involvement with it.\n\nEDIT AFTER ADDITIONAL DETAILS:  Somehow the words "consensus" and "Klingon" don't quite go together, lmao :)
1146053
Farscape is some of the best space-opera Sci-Fi around.  The four seasons and concluding mini-series tell the tale of John Crighton, astronaught extrordinaire.  This poor character is put through the wringer, gets hunted by at least four major antagonists from powerful alien governments, gets forcible brain surgery and generally deals with more crap than any other sci-fi lead that i can think of.\n\nThe real strong point of the show are the characters.  Most of them become well developed, learning and growing and moving in interesting developments.  Whereas Babylon 5 is heavily plot driven, in Farscape the characters flaws and ambitions and foibles drive them forward.  \n\nIt was a real shame when Sci-Fi rescinded their agreement to do a 4th and 5th season and the show was truncated, but thanks to the perserverence of the fans, the Peacekeeper Wars miniseries was made, wrapping up most loose elements and bringing in many recurring characters.  \n\nIf you're a space opera fan, you'll love it.  Just beware, it takes about 8 or 9 episodes to REALLY get going.
507758
None. I like animals. Comparing Bush to animals is just an insult to animals!
1091076
Spock,,, I thought he was sexy in his intelligent way... His ears turned me on// LOL
71141
I've gotta suggest Kirk's (or Picard's) adventures as a young man. What were these guys like before they became captains? How about a look at their time in Starfleet Academy?\n\nFailing that, how about a show that takes place at the Academy?\n\nOh man, now I'm broadcasting dork waves all over the internet. Damn it.
484859
I am so reactionary that I don't support Bush. I want to re-establish the Byzantine Empire. I prefer feudalism to capitalism. Monarchy is better than a republic any day of the week. How about them apples?
336899
I would say Star Wars. "I am your father!" Star wars can be enjoyed by nerd or non-nerd alike. I think Star trek can only be enjoyed by nerd and very few non nerd (my opininion, if you are not nerdy and enjoy star rek, no offense I just think of it as nerdy.). Star wars is just so much cooler with lightsabers and this little green hairy dude who says stuff like "Be a good jedi you are!"
619008
I like a liberal helping of both, but if I must choose only one... ... ...  Special effect, please!
258216
yes the Bush administration.