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I think what he means is, when Norm and Chet go in it's a mess with corpses all over. Later when the rest of the vault go in to repopulate it, it's cleaned up. Presumably 31 cleaned it up.

Didn't pick that up on my B/W tv in the 60's.

Not chess, Mr. Spock. Poker.

Hey, I've lived in Tarawna for 63 years, and I'm about as unregulated a guy as you could ever meet. Oh, and I've lived on the street-cart hot-dogs for a lot of those years. They're fucking yummy. And let's acknowledge that James T. Kirk once again saved the universe.

Wesley isn't channeling Shatner, he's channeling Pine. IMHO doing a great job of it. I found the early scenes dull, but they made sense when the episode became a journey for La'an. I had tears, literally, when she was with child-Khan, and more tears when she spoke with Kirk at the end. This...

Brilliant episode. This show is kicking ass. Scrutiny out.

Deleted. Sorry I didn't see the thread already started.

Oh, I do, I certainly do. But here's the thing about suspending disbelief: Suspend it on one thing, keep the rest real, and you get a genuinely great piece of sci-fi. Suspend disbelief on a dozen things and it becomes fantasy. Keep doing it and there comes a point where you say, "Jeez. No one...

I get that this was important to his family boat plotline, but it never made sense to me. The show opens with him on a mission for the U.S. Air Force; he did this for free? And then he and Bucky are flying all over the world, with stops in Munich, Madripoor, Lithuania... Quite the lifestyle for...

You babe-magnet, you.

Prada, I'm sure.

Should have used the mask reveal as the post-credits scene. Other than that, a fun episode.

Looks more like one of my LSD trips, but good nonetheless.

Really nice design for 1938. It would have looked great in a show like Thunderbirds a few decades later.

OK, me, this is from a couple years ago. I was on a long bike ride one of the last really hot days of September. I took a break in a park with a sculpture/fountain that was spraying a fine mist. I'm enjoying the mist and thought, hey, I should take a selfie. I use this because it's ME and it's...

Just imagining what he could have done with a bit more serious role. Still, as usual, I agree with you.

Hackman has done amazing performances in both comedic and serious roles. He was absolutely brilliant in Unforgiven as just one example (a justly deserved Academy Award.) As Lex Luthor he gave his best as always, but he had to give his best with what he was given by the writers and what was...

I use my streaming services on rotation, so I didn't watch the last Titans season (among other shows) but this encourages me to catch up. I wasn't in love with Cryer, he was always reminding me of Alan. Effectively, he's a little too much Cryer and he didn't sell the character of Lex to me...

Damn! I think I'm gonna love this! This part blows me away:

I couldn't even get halfway through before I turned it off. It wasn't funny, much less entertaining in any way. I gave a D+ because I was watching it on D+, otherwise I would have scored it lower.