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And you came at me first with this performative drama queen garbage.

Easily. Without doubt without question, but we've been down this road before. You just don't like Burnham. Because she cried once and you seem to think it happened in every episode or something?

...one that's more tedious and boring! ) I do remember at the time feeling mildly irked as TNG was taking itself seriously all while TOS was using joke fodder, but that was when there were only two series tied to the same franchise name. But the casting was spot on and they brought in the right...

...and Spock. SNW pretty much explains all the critical story points for them. And Burnham being the best thing to happen to Spock's character since THE WRATH OF KHAN? :guffaw::guffaw::guffaw::guffaw::guffaw::guffaw::guffaw::guffaw::guffaw: I think we have an early winner for best joke of 2026.

Nice.

That's a fair way to "in-universe it" but the new approach to writing Jadzia had already started in the Circle three-parter which opened the season. She was looser and jokier.

The joke going around is that Kepler took performance decreasing drugs and should ask for a refund.

...GOD", we see her doing stuff that made her more fun... giving O'Brien the flute (despite it being from Bashir, she probably was in on the joke or even suggested it), wrestling in the morning, eating Klingon food, etc. She was living. I think the experience of having the Dax symbiote taken...

The Nielsen numbers for SNW season 3 are publicly available. While the series potentially lost almost half its viewership (or had many people rewatching seasons 1 and 2 at the beginning of season 3, distorting perceived per episode numbers), it still did well enough to initially trend in the Top...

Mike and his source are idiots, and I wouldn't trust him with a fork or a spoon. Probably more like the viewership may have slipped by 1.2 or 1.4 million.

It was a joke about fanservice.

...was so good was because that wasn’t her defining feature (in fact, the way she brings it up only for no one to be fussed was a decent running joke) but just part of the mix. She was written and acted not as some identity polemic. She was treated exactly the same as Clara essentially — her...

That's basically impossible.

..."Family" is not a direct synonym for "soft", for the same reason that "for children" is not a direct synonym for "saccharine with fart jokes". It's not that famly and children's media can't handle difficult or sensitive subjects, it's how they handle them. And I really don't think LBGT+...

Mike Stoklasa of Red Letter Media claims in his latest half in the bag video that he heard from an inside source that the viewership of Strange New Worlds is in the tens of thousands. Like 12-14,000 views for the entire season. He was asked to clarify if he was joking and he said he didn't have...

The first Reviews are out, specifically this one from Trekmovie: Trekmovie review - first 6 episodes This one might be the best "condensed" recap of the show - no big suprise in there (expect that one spoiler at the end). This might be the best news for me on there! I mean, the review is...

Sure. On all counts. I was just putting forward that Emily Blunt in a spy flick might be a good idea. But then I wondered if ANYONE in a spy flick is a good idea.

OMG easy way to work this Blunt is Bond's distant relative or someone in training. Problem solved

I was mostly just making a joke. I say mostly because the more I think about it, the idea of Blunt as Bond actually clicks with me. Not that it matters, we're never getting a female Bond anyway.

With the word "deep" in play, if one could tie this episode with a rope to a rock and bung it into a deep lake, that's what I'd do. This eppy is atrociously bad, to the point a lot of season 1's misfires somehow manage to come across better, in at least one aspect if not more. ^^this Humor...