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I...uh...how do I put it...intellectually I get that in the US ethnicities and skin colours are still discussed in a very 30s/40s state of science, but, how the ever loving fuck does the nationality of his parents change his skin colour and worsens brown face?

meh, pass

*reads title of the topic* *wonders what's so weird about it* *reads first post* in his best Tamarian: Homer, when he returns into the hedge!

maybe I will find out one day

I liked the first two seasons of DSC, but had to giveup on the show after the awful, uninspired season 3. Like the first two seasons of SNW, but wish it would take more creative risks, like DSC did in the first few episodes, before the show went downhill. but even without thos risks, SNW is fun...

nice story, good idea, but the songs were awful. which is a pity

finally had the time to watch it and....first 10/10 of the season

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So, judging by the episode title, this is the episode where they bring in ScarJo as guest star, right?

Oops...Let that be a lesson folks: Don't post before your second coffee!

This is true. There's a reason why Tarantino called Pine one of the best actors of his generation.

why? are you a dog?

"Heroic cops victimized by the evil social justice movement, who are also rapists....and probably non-white." is the typical run down of any episode given. Let's just say, that a lot of folks watching Blue Bloods are going to have their worldviews affirmed. It’s very slick PR for white supremacy.

I just leave that here, because maybe, if you read that string of words back to yourself, you see the problem yourself

Blue Bloods was also fascist propaganda. Of course the NYPD would grant them every right to use their name

Oh, please spare me the nonsensical "tolerant people are so intolerant against intolerant people, how dare they?" talking point. It's not 2016 anymore, no one cares about this whiny self pity BS anymore

solid medical advice

which, of course, contradicts Picard Season 2. But that's for future generations of Star Trek writers to writen an episode about

mayyyyybe dogs aren't the primary target audience of SNW?

You have to give 2040s Trek a chance to make episodes that explain continuity errors/changes of former Trek episodes. Just like DS9 explained the make-up change in Klingons and SNW explained the date errors of the Eugenic Wars. It's a tradition