So... they’re going full-on Lovecraft this season, aren’t they?

At least it’s consistent.

Movie titles get changed all the time, it just happens. Sometimes it’s unfortunate, like when Antonio Banderas’ Eaters of the Dead became The 13th Warrior—sure, the movie would’ve sucked no matter what, but that original title was so much cooler.

The only thing that pissed me off about the episode was that Sarah Habel’s name on the opening credits spoiled the final scene for me because I spent the whole episode waiting for her to show up.

I know, right?

The obvious reason is that he powers have kept her young.

Tartan.

I think both are related.

Is it my imagination or is L’Rell the Klingon from this show who most resembles the standard design from previous shows?

The sad part is that I could really see a casino dressing their dealers like that.

Nope, wrong franchise.

I do believe it’s genetic. Doesn’t his cousin suffer from the same thing?

I think Godzilla means Pat Robertson, the noxious sack of bigotry and sanctimoniousness who’s face I would love to see when he steps into the afterlife and is shown the door downstairs.

They really did.

I like this show for two reasons:

A Knight of the Seven Kingdomsis a prequel novella recounting the adventures of Sir Duncan the Tall and his squire, Egg, who’s actually...nah, I don’t want to spoil it.

A Knight of the Seven Kingdomsis a prequel novella recounting the adventures of Sir Duncan the Tall and his squire,…

and reminding us all of the thin narrative constraint that all these stunningly fit and attractive characters seemingly eat nothing but fast food burgers.

At least the design of the Discovery kind of makes sense now.