President Tom Kimball (Ronny Box)

Ronny Box?!?!  Mr. Cox would be displeased.

Very cool.

You mean Star Trek synthesizers or re-sequencers. That technology took existing molecules and recombined them into other things. Mainly protein molecules would be re-sequenced into other foods. Synthesizers and re-sequencers required raw materials to make things.

It still seems weird that Andy Dick was in an episode of Star Trek. And a good episode to boot!

“Greg Berlanti, however—it’s almost without a question. I think he’s prolific. Anything he wants to talk to me about, I’m happy to hear it.”

Yeah, they were never consistent about holographic technology. Like, in the first TNG episode Wesley throws a snowball out of the holodeck and hits Picard with it in the corridor (something that in later appearances is completely impossible). I choose to go with the most recent understanding, that of projected photons…

Also:

Y’all out here sleeping on Travelers.

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This all reminds me of William Gibson’s Peripheral. An event called the Jackpot finally tips the scales and causes a worldwide collapse that leaves America as a third world nation. But it wasn’t just the Jackpot, it was everything leading up to it. Corruption, lack of jobs, poverty, and a form of government they…

We are fully into it IMO.

See, I saw the whole New Donk City thing a little differently, what with the humans culturally appropriating the Kong’s names and likenesses—and perhaps even their City! New Donk isn’t exactly fully human-friendly, after all. There are so many poles and high vantage points—the sorts of architectural touches that would…

I like restart; I think I’ll use that for this kind of film in the future.

“Save Mothra...”

I never got into Smallville in general, but the origin story for their Wonder Woman used in the continuation comics was very unique and pretty excellent, mainly for it’s take on her relationship with Steve Trevor.

He recovered in that little chamber (and put Clara in one when he found her). Pretty clear that if the sonic screwdriver was involved, it was in the usual way of working machinery and/or scanning for information that the Doctor needed to use.