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Thanks, y'all. I did not recall correctly! Is "kiss my grits" a real saying? Or was it invented for that show and just the more family friendly version of "kiss my ass"?

It's May now! If I recall correctly, grits are a wheat substance similar to oatmeal.

What movie/show is that from?

Star Trek hasn't always been gimmicky?

It's weird having Scotty look younger than Kirk. Also, very happy to see Spock stop shaving his chest. That was stupid. I'm excited.

Re: Gen Z. I tend to think of generations as nonsensical and arbitrary groupings that are too broad to have any meaning, but that said, the kids are all right. I just turned 47 (yes, the Star Trek number) and am an undergraduate in college, but I find them no less brilliant and sophisticated...

Joker's not Marvel.

It was okay. No worse than the beginning of Enterprise to me. Shrug.

That would have been terrible if that had been Grilka. I liked her. She had honor.

It begins. Damn you, McMahan!

I would have to disagree (and this is why I hate McMahan for this). Lower Decks crossed over with Strange New Worlds. They are in the same quantum reality. A Klingon turning into a different-looking Klingon doesn't even prove that the two types can't coexist. We already had fully human-looking...

Oh god, McMahan, what have you done with the Discovery Klingons thing? I guess we'll never be free of the alternate timeline nonsense argument. Otherwise, a good end for the show. Except for Boimler's ugly-ass beard still being there. I was especially happy to see that Bajoran in sickbay again.

D-word? Dastard?

Fun. I was a little disappointed the "real" Harry didn't get a canonical promotion.

Have we seen the person with the unibrow before?

I wholly disapprove of these beards.

It did? Which novel?

I'm 46. I was (and probably still am) more interested in an approach like Season 1: following up on ideas and events and having legacy characters feature (though not exclusively), but not drowning in nostalgia with things like, Look everybody's on the Enterprise-D. Not that I am not affected by...

A la Marilyn Monroe? Is this a saying?

One thing (I hope) Lower Decks has over those adult animated shows is a real sense of passage of time and character growth. The need to return to a previous status quo I feel is a major reason those shows can never really go anywhere and so will always feel tired after a certain point. I've...