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That's an amazing Idea. She's his ex from the Academy, who isn't over him. Barclay has a thing for her, but she doesn't even know he exists.

I don't think so. For one thing she's recording it, and another thing, he's not wearing his glasses. If he's not wearing his glasses around Lois, she already knows.

If they are smart they will go with the Elfman theme. Don't mess with perfection.

I always tried to watch on the Apple TV and it wasn't compatible, and that's a major platform.

My version has the Excelsior at 612m. The Saucer has to be at least a tiny bit larger than the Constitution.

Me too! I think they use a different kind on onion to make rings, or perhaps its the frying that changes something chemically.

If they are using the ladders inside the turbolift shafts to get around, then they would need the turbolift doors open.

That's not what Rogue One addresses at all. The Exhaust port never comes up. Erso put a flaw in the reactor, so a small explosion at the reactor would cause a chain reaction. He never addresses how to set of the explosion there. The plans are needed to show the rebels exactly where in the...

Damn, that's really good. I thought that was the original a minute there.

Yes, I think you are right on the money here. The tricky part of the cloaking device is generating the exotic energy needed. Once you have that it's easy to send it out the emitters designed for shield energy. The issue with running cloak and shields at the same time is that it's much harder...

New York Five-0? not the 50th state...

We don't know what the origin of that particular model is. My personal theory is that "Starship Class" vessels are named for older famous starships. Then eventually they changed the name of the class because everyone was getting confused.

Right, but the original thing we were discussing was them doing a faithful 1960s episode, and how they couldn't use the model in the Smithsonian. So to save time they could buy a CGI TOS Enterprise model from a fan, and that design is owned by CBS. They wouldn't want to use the New Jersey...

I was thinking more of a time is money situation. they could have their guys use however many working hours to build the ship. or they could just buy an already completed model, probably for less money.

Yes, but they are allowed to. Hence the Enterprise-G, though that was the actual design and not a finished CGI model.

there are plenty fan made CGI models of great quality they could use. the trick, as I understand, it is to scale your cgi model to 11 feet not 947 feet (or 442 meters).

yes please, always higher stakes is a fools errand, as we can see from Trek recently.

Least surprising announcement ever. You don't name your movie Beetlejuice, Beetlejuce if you don't already know you are going to be able to make Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice.

Pet peeve of mine, I don't think the word broadcast should apply to streaming (although the dictionary disagrees with me). Broadcast should mean over the air and freely accessible, hence the "broad" part. And if you have to apply it to the internet, it should only apply to free streams...

The conquered people supply support, they just are deliberately shit at it. They do just enough to get by as an act of resistance.