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I don't see how 10 episodes a year can be a burden, unless you're watching 36 other series during the same year. I mean, I do watch 36 other series a year, but a lot of them are cartoons so that's not exactly the same demand on your time. Well, obviously the success rate is going to depend on...

That I do not agree with. I would say. 75%.of TOS were great episodes. I would say about 40% of SNW..So about 8 great episodes. SNW has just too many silly episodes imo and it looks like we are getting more. But still I would not skip any of either show if I were doing re-watches.....neither...

It's more than half of TOS. And fewer than half of TOS episodes were really good. SNW's running a higher success rate, so far...

The Star Beagle Adventures Episode 15: Close to the Edge Part IV - Seasons of Man Scene 6: His Outstretched Arm Then according to the man who showed his outstretched arm to space… 15.6 His Outstretched Arm John, Jr. was pointing, his long...

As someone already mentioned, Hawkgirl and Guy are in Peacemaker Season 2, and Guy will also be in the (Green) Lanterns series on HBO Max. Nothing's been confirmed for Mr. Terrific yet, but I read an interview with Edi Gathegi the other day where he did seem to imply he already knows about some...

Huge Nathan Fillion fan here. How was his portrayal as Guy?

Sure. Overall, I didn't like the movie, like at all. That's why it got a 1 from me. What I did like but has no effect on my rating: - Mr Terrific and his tech handling, plus Edi Gathegi is long overdue for a front starring role and no, X-Men 15 years ago don't count. - Will Reeve's cameo - The...

This sounds a bit optimistic to me. I'm just guessing, but I'd think that between 100 and 120 is realistic, and the lower end of that range more likely. But, here's Boxofficetheory:

I think I read it... it also explored Vulcan in its pre-Surak days, when they were far more barbaric.

one of the novels deals with Vulcan having a planetwide vote to decide whether or not to withdraw from the Federation, many of it's people (or the leadership, at any rate) being concerned that they have had too much influence on the affairs of the UFP as a whole and individual member worlds...

Oh, I know. But then they can't make me care about their woes, either. Not anymore. I have no respect for someone that tone-deaf and clueless. Prattling on and on about how "safe" the streets are, and the ski hills, and yapping about the crime rate is so very much not the point. Even when the...

what's the Blue Origin related thing about that?

Some people go out of their way nowadays to find something in everything to slap "woke" on, be it terminally online-types and / or folk who get a whiff of anything remotely left-leaning. In a few years, at the term's current rate of expansion to encompass all things not attached to a glistening...

Only his rated R pictures miss with me. Keep him in the PG-13 range and hits it out of the park for me.

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...designed to appeal to existing fans and, in the case of SNW, were a product of fan feedback. SNW may be a good jumping in point, it’s good if ratings suggest it has been. Hadn’t really thought about that. LDS is so chock full of past Trek references, I’m honestly not sure how accessible it...

"Embracing The Winds" - 3/5 Stardate 6295.3 - Spock's promotion to Captain of the starship Hood is challenged by a female Starfleet officer. I've had lots of thoughts about this story. And while on the surface it does try to comment on a still relevant subject I find it's really a story about...

You can keep telling yourself that but it was NEW backstory that did not contradict like SNW and Disco. They just didn't. You can keep trying but it just isn't true. It was a neat little explanation to the bumpy/smoothy debate trekkers were belly aching about for years. I was happy they did it...

Notably, the one non-Star Trek movie Roddenberry produced was Roger Vadim's dark sex comedy Pretty Maids All in a Row, starring Rock Hudson as a high school teacher who seduced and slept with his "sexually liberated" female students (which was not portrayed as a bad thing) and, oh, turned out to...

...explanation. The augment virus wasn't written on holy script and hidden in a vault to break out by the decree of the Great Bird in time of low ratings, it was a retcon no different than anything done in the Kurtzman era. People who think it's any different really need to get a sense of...