Once considered the great culinary experiment, Starfleet abandoned trans-fat research after the prototype mysteriously failed in 2285.

Because Chekhov left his phaser hanging on the wall.

Bless the Maker and His water.

A welcome reccomendation! Thanks

See, the problem with the old term “Aesir” is that the singular of it was ... “As.”

There’s also The Almighty Johnsons, an Australian version of the story from about a decade ago.

I’m sure you know the pop culture ship has sailed on walking back ‘Asgardians’, but I appreciate your aggravation and thank you for teaching me a new thing today. I promise to do my part in carrying the knowledge forward.

That's the beauty of it: Heimdall might not be a member of the Aesir, but he's still Asgardian.

Watch Ragnarok on netflix

Ragnarok on Netflix exists if you’ve not checked into that, as well as Norsemen

Superheroes being a modern packaging for ancient mythology is a pretty well-understood thing, though. Marvel doesn’t just have a Norse pantheon, but also a Greek and Egyptian and Hindu one.

I’ll bite. What are the great zombie movies?  

I see Q presenting himself as ‘aged’ just to mock Picard

Well obviously it was an unidentified flying object, by definition. However I have a sneaking suspicion given the description that someone knows exactly what it was but isn’t fessing up.

Ahsoka by far would be top Jedi. She not only faced Vader but nearly killed him. She also took on Maul and won. She’s badass.

Do you know what would settle this question? A post-RotJ Luke Skywalker series starring Sebastian Stan. ;-)

Being a protagonist does not automatically grant mastery with the force.

Being a protagonist does not automatically grant mastery with the force.

Yes, but it’s a little long winded answer, when the following response would have been just as acceptable.

I swear I remember reading a novel which was the origin story of Elminster where he spent a fair amount of the book polymorphed into a woman.  Maybe it was fan fiction?  Nope, Making of a Mage.  I read it when I was a teenager so, not super sure how much care Greenwood took to that whole situation.