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My voting was wicked. With no musical.

John Wick enters ... the Matrix.

So many alien headshots. Unless it's like The Undiscovered Country wherein he pops one in the head, it doesn't die, and another alien reminds him not all aliens keep their brains in their heads...

Trends don't always continue, yes. If they did we'd al be amassing Pet Rock collectiosn and wearing bellbottoms, while combing our mullets.

Well, my additional take -- feel free to disagree all you want: Modern Polished-turd Hollywood is doing several things at once. Aside fro mthe fact a large profit from their films is now made in China and that they make the films to be allowed by the Chinese Communist Party to even be shown...

Torres: "It's a vagina." Janeway: "Of course it's a vagina. I KNOW what a vagina looks like, trust me.

"Quickly! His Die-ah-bee-tess is acting up -- give him ten CC's of Brimley, STAT!!"

If you want all style and no substance, pass on the "Miami Vice" knock off "Stingray".

Somebody who barely looks like Dorn = new trivia? What?

If Jar Jar Binks = O.J. Simpson in that boat scene from the first Naked Gun movie...

MEANWHILE, DECADES LATER ON TV... It was then at the age of 73, Jerry Ryan realized Paramount would have her playing 7 of 9 until she looked like she was one slip in the shower away from death like Patrick...

Janeway: "You see, Ensign, this is an example of why you don't get promoted: You came to a briefing with a mud mask on." Perpetual Ensign Harry: "But how else am I supposed to exfoliate my delicate pours?"

Is Janeway a good witch of a bad witch? Let's throw a bucket of water on her and see if she melts...

Janeway: "What is this? Some kind of long-range sensor scan of an unknown space phenomena?" Torres: "A vagina. Since 7 was assimilated young, we're going to have to teach her about the birds and the bees." "I knew I shouldn't have replicated a Dilophosaurus for a pet." That...

Yes, but like I said, you're expecting too much from television, and you're assigning what is to ther 24th and 25th centirues. OSHA hundreds of years from now? About as likely as McDonald's on Earth in the 24th century. Oh course nobody wants their panels to explode, but those redshirts gotta...

Same thing happened in Star Wars as Disney kept making things -- stuff from games, fanbooks, etc., made their way in. Two or three (as I recall) in "Star Wars: Rebels" alone. The number of poor choices appears to be directly proportional to the poor choices in franchise and people chosen to...

You miss the unspoken overarching point: in a perfect future with no exploding panels and constant technological improvements hundreds of years from now, it makes no sense people are fat and bald. It makes no sense they feel the need to drink. It's unrealistic to even think anybody would...

The Great Wankening.

I know, I know, but sometimes we as fans expect too much from the made-up 23rd/24th/25th centuries that have fat people, bald people, thick computer screens, and the need to fake drink synthahol. If nothing exploded, nothing blew, and there were no real issues, it would be pretty boring.

TWo warp cores, huh. I mean, how many times did the warp core come close to breaching/breached? Now imagine twice the trouble. Two Engineers? One can handle both? Just look how much work Geordi had maintaining the ship -- he barely had tiem for holographic women that rejected him. More...