Is this like a Star Trek episode?
 

You know, like this is an alternate FOFC reality, or we're all "phased matter" or something? Dammit, where's Data or Spock when you need them!

I'll be the black guy who shows up and gets killed in the first 10 minutes.

We're all caught in some time warp bubble...that's my theory anyway. :)

Maybe this is like that episode where the Enterprise keeps blowing up until they figure out they are in a time loop and then figure out what they keep doing wrong.

...one of my Top 5 ST:TNG episodes, by the way.

Hey, you know what I think it is, it's....

*accidentally vaporized*

You rank Star Trek episodes. HA HA! NERD!!

;)

Geeks.

Hey Butter_of_69, I love your signature!!! Pavement is my all-time favorite group, and "Type Slowly" is a great song.

Have you checked out Stephen Malkmus's new group, the Jicks? They've put out 2 great albums.

Ah, the one with Captain Fraser Crane :) One of my favorite episodes.

I think it might be more like the one where everyone thought Ro and Geordi were dead, but they were just out of phase and had to irradiate themselves to be seen.

Or the one where things randomly popped out of phase....where you heard a scream and next thing you know a woman is dead, having rephased in the middle of the floor....

I think it's like the one where the crew had to save the universe and they all said all this made of pseudo-scientific stuff.

I love that episode.

Yes, I surely have checked them out. Very good stuff.

I just recently bought this particular Pavement album and have REALLY enjoyed it. Surprised anyone got the reference frankly, but thanks for the compliment. :)

No, I think it's that episode where some alien learns a valuable lesson about the inherent moral superiority of humans. And Riker gets some. And so does Picard. And Troi. And Data. But not Geordi. He just pines for some. Poor Geordi.

Is that the episode where they had to deal with the... uhh... anomaly. I think they didn't have all the the data Data needed to find a solution and he had to extrapolate from the evidence he had.

Actually, I believe they had to interpolate.