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My controversial opinion: Picard, Season 3 was absolutely terrible.

Marvel's Midnight Suns Picked this up recently and find myself enjoying the hell out of this game that really feels like what would happen if someone hired Bioware to mash together Dragon Age with a turn-based strategy RPG and a card game. Good use of characters, the story has depth, the...

Seems pretty clear at this point, given how Matalas wants this show to work is that Jack is a Changeling.

I did like the ship callbacks, but Lord, this episode was stunningly bad, and it culminates in "Super Data." Holy hell.

I don't think it was the shiitiest thing in Trek, but it was not good at all, but, sorta par for the course for Beverly, 'Ill do what I think is right and ---- everything and everyone else Crusher.

He actually ordered a full spread of photon torpedoes. "Full spread" went from 4 or 5 in the series to one lonely torpedo. New regs, I guess. :)

5 Beverly is....Beverly, and, by that, I mean she's utterly insufferable. I don't really care about her getting pregnant. I accept it even though it makes no sense because that's just the story at play. I accept that, in the 24th century, even someone her age NOW could conceive. The problem is...

This has merit, but I hope it's not true because it's super creepy.

This just really looks and feels to me like the North Tower of the WTC being imploded then dumped over Manhattan.

Molly O'Brien was the rare exception, not the rule.

Heh. Don't buy that one either.

The city was empty, too?

She has a history of questionable behavior, so it's not a surprise.

Did I see that correctly? A building gets imploded, sucked up, then dumped on a city and ONLY 118 people die?

A solid 4.

I think it matters less why they're there and more why the Federation wants to have its cake and eat it to. It tells them, "There's a treaty. Colonia IV is in Cardassian territory. Deal with it." and "These are Federation citizens that we're required to protect." No. They're not. Not unless you...

Humans must be VERY different by then because, try something like that now and the number of colonists that want you dead will not be zero. Nor, I suspect, will be the number that try to make that happen.

The raised eyebrow is the cherry on top of the awful. He literally leers at her after she walks off. For my own WTF, it's the entire episode, "The Alternative Factor." Completely nonsensical until the entire plot is laid at your feet and the right choice is thrown in front of you in the last 10...

He was scared. I believe he was dying, but let's say he was lying? Why? Was the season a failure? That premiere felt like a film. Cinematic from first frame to last. After that, it just fell off a cliff.

In your experience, sure, but love at (nearly) first sight happens in the world, so it's really not so insanely far-fetched.