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Superman has received an MPAA rating of PG-13.

At the rate AI is progressing, I think it will reach the threshold needed for driving a car by 2030 or so. By 2035, I think the tech will be widespread enough for the mass market.

I've finally landed on how I'm going to re-rate the S31 TV Movie. I give it a 5 out of 10. It's half-baked, literally. Now that I'm over the initial shock from January, I can appreciate it more on its own terms. I like it as a guilty pleasure, generic sci-fi action movie that happens to star...

And ended up bringing the highest viewership ratings the Picard series saw in its 3 season run...oh, wait...

I'm not sure how they would have kept their PG-rating. Nog would have replied 'of course!' to 7's question 'do you wish to copulate?'

I'd agree that The Well is a classic. I really liked Dot and Bubble A LOT. I'm not sure that I would call it a classic. And Lux was half a step behind Dot and Bubble. I really liked it but not a classic. I just think the hit rate in RTD1 was higher than in RTD2. Yeah, you can find good and even...

Fairs fair, Bad Wolf and Parting of the Way were really good.

Maybe that's just in your area? I continue to get the new releases from my local Chapters, and they haven't missed a release in years. At any rate, you can order the books online (at the website @The Wormhole provided) and have them shipped to your local Coles for pickup, for free...

...yet been commissioned by anyone, on any platform whatsoever. 2. Further episodes of Doctor Who beyond what we just got were dependent on the ratings / viewership for this season that just ended. 3. Viewership for Disney+ Season 1 wasn't particularly good. 4. We have reliable information that...

Come on, not the Bad Wolf one?

Yup, Davies's best work for Doctor Who has been his solo episodes, and not the grand finales/premiere/specials, which have a high fail to success rate (in my eyes, only "The Stolen Earth"/"Journey's End" are the only truly good ones in those sets).

Absolutely, though truth be told I think he has a pretty decent hit rate of enjoyable episodes to rubbish ones. I wish he'd let someone else start and finish a season through! More 73 Yards and The Well please!

Haha. No.

Again, people just want the feels. Not depth, not substance nor story. A commentary exists in there somewhere I'm sure.

All you’re talking about is buzz and ratings. I’ve yet to hear anything substantive about a story that justifies a 94-year-old actor reprising a role he hasn’t played on screen in 31 years. A franchise that’s only capable of looking backward is not one that’s thriving. It’s a move of...

...Apparently, there is a group of writers who agree with me and are drafting (or have drafted) a script to include Shatner. Why do you suggest it would be "vapid" or "pointless"? Shatner's return would bring bigger ratings and more positive buzz than all of Lower Decks and Discovery combined.

But would it have got years? Based on the ratings and cost. Even if everyone was on board for the 5 year plan. Would it realistically have happened?

I like to think that, at least in the continuity of TOS, that the Mirror Universe was somehow created during the events of City on the Edge of Forever.

...cast’s series finale at their expense? O'Brien was no longer associated with TNG. And Worf was brought onto the show halfway through for ratings. By the time of WYLB, they were considered DS9 characters. Barclay was not remotely the focus of the story. Did anyone from TNG show up in the...

Keep in mind that Dead City is not on the same timeline as The Walking Dead's final season, The Ones Who Live, Daryl Dixon or the final season of Fear the Walking Dead, the latter's time scale finally matching the parent series, from what has been said of Morgan's final FTWD episode. That means...