Glad to have your commentary here. It just wouldn’t be Star Trek without fans angrily complaining that it’s not real Star Trek. 

I know the whole “Trump would be considered ludicrously over-the-top if pitched as a movie character” thing has been done to death, but comics really seems like the one genre that could handle him without missing a beat.

Dear god, it was nice to see Star Trek directed in a way that is calm and thoughtful again.

Dark confession time: when this episode first aired I was right at that particular stage of adolescence where Rosalyn Landor’s “start at the top and work your way down” scene really... left an impression.

I also appreciate that they gave Ivy a very solid reason for sticking up for Harley all the time: because Dr. Harleen Quinzel was the only psychiatrist that actually helped her back in the day. That one little piece of backstory does a ton to justify Ivy’s patience and tells a lot about where both characters are…

I have no idea what you’re talking about.

There’s so much I love about this show: the Harley/Ivy friendship; the somehow perfect balance between keenly smart and utterly vulgar humor; the way it pushes the line but still manages to have one; and the characters that manage to parody DC comics, animation, and movies all at once in a way that doesn’t seem at all…

Yes, it a claim that I’ve heard Trump supporters make. It’s based on the core Donald Defense Principle: Whatever Trump’s accused of doing something bad, claim that his accuser is actually the one to do that thing, while Trump has actually done the exact opposite and made everything better.

I’m still holding out hope that Kyle becomes He-Man.

“I don’t know, why is it that all the superheroine movies have to be 20th century period settings?”

I feel like The Mandalorian as a whole is mostly a completely unapologetic collection of well-worn tropes done well.

The Expanse fan wiki says that all ten episodes will drop at once.

1) Mara’s She-Ra transformation sequence was great, I actually liked it much better than Adora’s.

Seriously, you’re ALL the money.

His power is the Horde. He built up the entire Etheria chapter of the Horde starting with nothing but him and his crashed starship.

He’s the big exception to the “don’t resurrect somebody if they’re still alive” rule. That and the flower gates must have been the big selling points when Xavier gave him his Krakoa pitch.

To say nothing of trying to fit in date night with Jean and Scott. Everybody focuses on the kinky sex with polyamory, nobody talks about the scheduling gymnastics.

Holy crap I’d entirely forgotten about that, and now I remember being weirdly obsessed with it when I was a little kid.

This deserves way more stars than I’m currently seeing.