Picard, by contrast, turns its lead into a completely different character, one who’s driven by sentimentality and emotional largesse, even when it contradicts the obvious smarter decision

lmao, the clarion call of “one of the good ones”.

When asked whether they eat Mexican food, one contestant said she enjoyed nachos.

You only bring up you are LGBT+ because you are a stupid narcissist who thinks being LGBT+ gives you some special point of view about this topic.

Honestly, everything you bitch about, I just liked.

I say this as a member of the LGBTQ+ community:

Moriarty will be someone they turn to for help or something, it’s far too easy a reveal to just set him up as the villain.

Take it up with the original show:

Data ages though, that’s the entire point of him

You’ll have to go back to the TNG days and blame the writers for flat out stating in canon that Data ages then:

It did.

We watched different a different series it seems?

And I can’t tell you how many times as a young gay kid watching shoes that affirmed me to a huge audience made my seem less pointless, I would imagine there are young trans kids out there that feel the same right now.

I thought they’d gotten in Sarah Poulson in to play the baddie. 

Because he was focusing on the problems trans people face, not one of the very, very few things that go well for them. 

I mean, Queer as Folk beat them there by decades, there’s no reason to cut it

They did, but suggesting that was all they did is a disservice to the work. 

She’s also incredibly connected to international spies—Mike Meyers and Michael Shannon, particularly—which no one questions.

Other than Oscar winning Jim Rash, the only reason to watch Community, (and the various worth the cost of entry cameos).

It’s fair to point out that nearly all of those are terrible movies, which is what’s frustrating about this - it’s a critically well received movie, with genuinely popular/”famous” actors in it.