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What went wrong is that more Romulan didn’t get saved because he gave up and quit. He could have done something even after quitting but didn’t.

Actually it was stated in this episode very clearly that he “gave up.” Sounds like he has some atoning to do after all.

I didn’t say he was a great Jedi. I said he was strong in the force. As others have pointed out, he’s undisciplined and reckless. That doesn’t mean he isn’t strong. As for Finn and Rey: (1) Kylo was severely injured at the time; and (2) the force had something to do with Rey’s victory, I...

Control! You must learn control!

Can’t believe a couple posters suggested Kylo isn’t strong in the force. He literally stops and holds a blaster bolt in his opening scene. Pretty sure that demonstrates his power.

But this is a different timeline. Pretty sure that opens the door for them to do what they want. Maybe she’s on the ship as a cadet. Who knows.

How about a Kelvinverse Valeris?

Loving The Mandalorian. I thought the first half of episode 1 was too slow and vague, but I’ve been glued to the show since the second half of episode 1. Looking forward to the third. I love how The Mandalorian gets his ass kicked multiple times, but keeps trucking along. At this point it...

The Mandolorian

Wait, I thought he was a golfer...

I never thought about it, but that makes a lot of sense. I enjoy parts of ID, but it would be better without Khan shoehorned in. We could have got a different villain from the Eugenics War and been satisfied.

I enjoyed it a lot. Felt like a 90s action movie and I like how they continued the story. Best Terminator movie since T2.

You’re right. You’re unpopular now. Lol

I probably give it an 8 out of 10. Thank you for your well thought out, non-ranting opinion. Great job!

Such arrogance. You have no idea if it’s a copy/paste job. You haven’t seen a single episode. Maybe they’ll take a classic story you’re familiar with and turn it on it’s head or put their own spin on it, etc. I suggest waiting and watching before passing judgment.

The ECH.

True, but I would add that California law also requires HR policies to include certain information.

Assuming this happened in a California. Under California law, a person merely hearing a race-based slur can bring a claim whether directed at that person or not. No doubt CBS’s policy mirrors the law or is even more protective.

It was the human thing to do.

Ex-Mormon. Now Agnostic.