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Looney Toons: I'm disappointed, Long Live Rock — with just a little more effort, this article might have looked nothing at all like English. As it was, it could still barely be understood.

Janitor: Looks salvageable, though. I'm going in ...

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Ununnilium: I always thought the Andromedans were more like Klingons - honorable warrior-types. The Spung were more like Romulans or Cardassians, although what they really remind me of is the bad guys from Galaxy Quest. (Which came out years after this show, so I don't know what the heck.)

Lale: I'm no Star Trek Otaku, but weren't the Klingons some series' major enemy?