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Next time will be the running joke of some accident befalling the Farragut and Kirk going, "What happened on the Farragut wasn't my fault."

...in a zombie wasteland to seek revenge and probably die in the process feels like it should be way more tense or edgy or something. Instead the characters are acting like it's a fun camping trip where every once in awhile they got to kill something but then it's back to singing and making jokes.

I was thinking Rey’s mum but the ages don’t work. :)

:barf: Uuuuuuugh......

I was going to make a joke about the baby being Poe Dameron, but people on social media are already doing it..... and not as a joke. They actually want the baby to be Poe Dameron and are going to riot if it isn't! Their view of Star Wars has become Filonied.

There are fans out there who would literally assume it's true. As I said, though, very creative.

Oh it was a joke

Surely you're joking. There is the matter of the Human Popsicle suing Paramount. Are you uniformed? I'll let your lack of knowledge go. I'm kind. :) As for the rest of it, yes there is demonstrable evidence this process with litigation and the FCC is slowing Paramount productions, there are...

...All the James Bonds pre-Craig had a loose history like their predecessors; that is to say, Dalton and Brosnan both lost Tracy to an assassin’s gun and both fought Goldfinger but didn’t make jokes about The Beatles. However, Moonraker is just a fever dream Bond had after too many vodka martinis.

Then girlfriend saw In The Beginning and though the CGI was game standard, but that was a TV show on a cinema screen. Also had Boxleitner and Doyle making jokes about how Cole's shows tended not to get a second season.

Yes! (And I'm absolutely certain that I used that joke in connection with a showing of Murnau's Nosferatu [with Robert York's live accompaniment on the "Mighty Austin" at St. Luke's, Long Beach] at least a year before the first time I saw Dracula: Dead And Loving It.) Personally, I think that...

You're so straight faced.

I wasn't joking.

You joke but some of the best comedic moments in Trek were in that show.

They're definitely missing the point. Clearly it doesn't align with the anti BBC narrative being peddled here.

Are you not missing the point here? She took umbrage at swearing, sex, basically any reflection of reality, but she happily hung out with the nation’s greatest groomer? Weird how she never protested or objected to racist or sexist jokes either…

...fiction sagas. Peter and Diane have been regular fixtures at Trek and SF cons for decades, and everyone who met Peter will miss him, his jokes and his wit; I personally will always remember the encouragment he gave me when I was just a newbie writer wondering if I could make a career of it...

...was it April's?" asked Sanders. "I know it was a captain of the Enterprise." "All I recall is that T'Pol testified against Tolaris, told a few jokes at his expense, and he went away." said Renn. "What was the deal with the tech back then," Cen asked the rest of the cabin crew. Taking note...

@hbquikcomjamesl No, see the rabies joke above.

A forerunner of the Streisand Effect.