Her first name is Joann. We could just all call her that.

LT Awesome Braidhawk whose name I can’t understand

Also, they just killed Mirror Saru in that explosion...

Revenge of the Sith is okay. Anakin’s fall is a bit too lightswitch-y for me and the Emperor’s post-reveal make-up is ridiculous, but it’s an okay movie.

Ackmena, Bea Arthur’s barkeep from the Holiday Special, was in the manager’s office requesting to get off the night shift when Obi-Wan and Luke got the Cantina.

Most of them were pure garbage. Minutemen, however, was great.

Oh, man, Epilogue.

Wasn’t Inferno just in New York, though?

Isn’t that a lot of what the Secret Wars tie-ins were? Not all of them, mind, and not all of them were good, but a lot were, and some were even great.

Maybe the gene therapy is also somehow affecting Burnham’s room mate, who went from a self-declared socially incapable introvert with a personality disorder that nobody wanted to live with to the life and soul of the party in just a few episodes.

ok, so the rotating portions of the saucers don’t contain any residential or work space?

It apparently was an improvisation from Mary Wiseman, and then Anthony Rapp improv-ing his reaction. I was kind of wary going in, but I actually thought it worked in context. Considering that Tilly is just so enthusiastic and bubbly about everything, it felt...natural, I guess.

Winsor McCay was where my mind went.

I actually teared up at the titles

Oh, but that scene with Etta, Sam, Charlie, and the Chief on the DVD was so clearly meant to go after the credits.

If we must retcon things, may we instead retcon the end of Donna’s story?

Other articles have said she’s Carmelite.

It’s sort of like Spider-Verse...but XTREME!!!!!

After Blackest Night, Lex Luthor had a brief chat with Death in Action Comics. Paul Cornell apparently asked for, and received Neil Gaiman’s blessing before writing the story.

I certainly hope so. But I’m not holding my breath.