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Okay wrapping up season 1: Heart of Glory: Excellent! A fantastic look at Worf and how he feels about his place among humans when meeting Klingons for the first time. The great Vaughn Armstrong dons the makeup for the first time and makes an excellent impression. Michael Dorn runs with this...

IMDB by sample size... 144k DISCO: 7.0 100k PIC: 7.5 073k SNW: 8.2 030K LD: 7.8 008K PRO: 7.6 We'd need to see sample size vs. time considering Discovery & Picard were very different animals from year to year, and it looks like no one who hated Star Trek Animation hate watched Lower Decks...

FWIW: Series: IMDb rate, Rotten Tomatos DISCO: 7.0, 84% PIC: 7.5, 89% LD: 7.8, 93% PRO: 7.6, 97% SNW: 8.2, 94% Looks pretty successful to me. Abd, apparently to lots of other people.

I actually wrote a whole chapter today. This is a followup to DISTRESS CALL two posts up. TEST RESULTS “Oh, for the love of Pete,” Doctor Jonathan Bracket exclaimed as he pushed away from his desktop computer screen. He rubbed his face, stood up and exited his office. Better to get this...

But would it still have seemed relatively low?

Christmas Day ratings were jaw-dropping bad, with the most watched programme getting barely over 4 million. Leaving aside the reasons for casting her, a Doctor Who special starring Billie Piper (and possibly Tennant) would easily have wound up near the top.

I will admit that I did not account for areas that are in the overlap between major markets. Although at the same time, I doubt that all of the network affiliates covering Cincinnati (incidentally, I have some old friends now living there, although I've never been there myself) were all...

Only 9 of them were in the credits (Sisko, Odo, Worf, Dax, Jake, O'Brien, Quark, Bashir, and Kira in that order). But there were over a dozen more who felt like main cast members, especially late in the series. It had 24 questions, allowing for the one I asked twice as a joke. Now it's up to...

Yeah. But on Star Trek only the three stars had to be used every week. Regulars mostly meant recurring, specifically Rand, Scotty, Sulu, Uhura and Chekov, and, at best, they had a guarantee of X out of Y shows ("contract"), but the reality was most of them were mostly on an...

Finished Hound of Baskerville. It was a pretty good Sherlock story. I don't think I would rate it higher than The Sign of Four. That's still my favorite Sherlock novel/novella. Almost done with Secret History. And, I think, I figured out why it's so much like Less Than Zero. Donna Tartt is...

The first author who openly uses pseudonyms for different genres is Seanan McGuire, she writers urban fantasy under her real name, uses Mira Grant for her horror books, and A. Deborah Baker for her kid's portal fantasy books. At least as long as I've been aware of her, she's been open about them...

I was fine with Savannah winning though I honestly think Sophi's game was underrated. I was rooting for Rizzo. I'm excited for Survivor 50. Currently up to season 33 in my previous episode watching, season 32 was Aubry's debut. Looking forward to seeing her in 50. I don't think Michelle was...

Pen names aren't necessarily about concealing the author's identity. Plenty of writers are quite open about the pseudonyms they use. Sometimes it's a case of using different names for different genres, so your readers know what to expect; for instance, Iain M. Banks used his middle initial for...

Even a broken arm would have been enough to put her into serious trouble. I think they should have made it just as an insubordination. That would have given B'Elanna an easier way to redeem herself. I agree when it comes to how to integrate the Maquis. But an almost deadly attack on a colleague...

And so, once again, the RTD2 era of Doctor Who shows us that Davies needs to go period. He's in the midst of what can best be described as the mother of all mid-life crises, but because the Beeb don't have any better options, they have no other choice but to keep him aboard. Even an American...

Thus the miniseries ends. And thus ends the rubbish dialogue. And thus ends the boring melodrama. And thus ends five hours of wasted time. At the end, I'm left wondering what was even the point? A very heavy-handed environmental message? A third rate Whovian take on The Shape of Water? A...

Solo is definitely underrated. I love the OT, and Empire is Top Three for me. A New Hope is classic and nostalgic for me, but in terms of directing and editing/flow, I find it lacking. ROTJ is amazing, and for me the last Top Three place is always a toss up between either ROTJ or ROTS. There is...

I do not rate it that highly. The OT comes first for me, and Rogue One and Solo tie at 4th. That's probably more controversial :beer:

Agreed. Injures him, I could live with. Maybe she should have broken his arm or something. With Starfleet officers, yes. I agree with Chakotay that Janeway needed to give the Maquis (Including B'Elanna) some leeway because they didn't sign up for this. But there's a difference between reducing...

That was quite a successful escapade, although I think they eventually caught up with Carlos. It's not clear here whether he was the mastermind behind this, though, or if he just participated. That sounds familiar. Yeah, that's not a record we want to beat. That's fine with me. :rommie...