Maybe it's a touch-sensitive button like on an iPhone, so that holding it for a certain time or swiping in a particular direction connects sick...
People also engage with criticism differently. I love, love, love TOS. I think it's one of the greatest TV shows ever produced. But it can also be...
Sure, the food is made of feces, but it’s also made of yesterday’s uniforms, that broken phaser, dead plants, discarded medical equipment, the...
Yeah, it’s entertainment, first and foremost. But there are certain qualities that have separated it from other pop culture franchises, that have...
Star Trek, in its better forms, is one of those pushing back.
That it's fine to kill without remorse or hesitation as long as we make sure we treat our opponents as dehumanized, faceless enemies. It’s kind of...
I’ve never seen that episode, don’t really care about DS9 and choose to judge this show on its own merits.
Yes, I think this is true. It’s following a sad, dumb formula in modern mainstream entertainment. It’s fine to kill all those stormtroopers...
The killing in the finale bothered me less than the absurd one-on-one body count in “Scavengers.” But, yeah, the show treats killing too lightly...
DIS 4 PIC 6 LD 8 So each series has gone up a couple points. Hopefully SNW is a 10.
Did they say what that liquidy metal wall was that Burnham got shoved into during the fight with Osyraa? I wasn’t sure what I was supposed to make...
I'd agree with your top three, then add the finale. I'd call those the good ones this season.
There was a real Power Rangers vibe to the Chain at times, between the costumes, the vocal effect and the way the goons stood with their feet a...
I thought they had an interesting concept with Gray’s desire to be seen. They botched it, but the underlying idea is good, and timely. That...
I really liked the “communication” and “desire to be seen” themes and how they tied different storylines together in the end — enough that it...
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