I’m thinking a lot of these eps will still feel offensive when viewed 10 years from now. The offensiveness they express will stand the test of time, IMHO.

She was fine in Super, in fact she was psychotic in that movie. Boltie!!

“Fanboys are idiots”

Everyone’s got their own scale. My prime test was with Altered States, and the feeling of whether or not I’d taken drugs after watching the film. 55 inches was the minimum size necessary to do that for me.

Just watch The Orville and watch scenes of sexual harassment being played for laughs. That’s just what Seth does.

Seth just likes playing these things for laughs. The Orville, for instance, his “I get to play Captain Kirk” quasi Star Trek vanity project, has had multiple incidences of sexual harassment that are played for laughs. And his episode that warns of the dangers of social media, essentially states that sexual harassing…

He’s raging against the dying of the light. Now you know what Insterstellar was really about.

I have watched some TV series that I would consider the equal to a theatrical experience. Though I will agree only a few Netflix movies reach that plateau (Beasts of No Nation, Spectral) although some of these were intended to be theatrical releases and were sold to Neflix. But Netflix will be spending billions over…

I have found that a minimum 55" screen offers me the same immersive experience in viewing as I get in a theater with maximum convenience and little of the drawbacks of going to a theatre. Cinema is on its way out as mass entertainment. That’s just the way it is.

I have been able to find any date for the implementation of General Order #1. Yes, The Cage does take place before the current date, however, neither that episode nor The Menagerie states exactly when that order was drawn up and ratified. Hell, its even possible that a different ship and crew went to Talos IV…

You probably still should. I expect the ceremony of his induction (if he is inducted) will be incredibly heartfelt.

Well, lets take a look at the Harry Mudd time loop episode. Did it matter to you what the title meant? Did it matter to you the specific reasons why Burnham’s her secret code she whispered to him meant so much to him that he changed his tactics in his battle with Mudd. Did you ask why Stamet’s didn’t do the most…

I’m glad the people who drove Star Trek into the ground are going to the Orville. Your God can have them, and continue to spiral back into nostalgia while the rest of us move forwards, you know, towards the 23rd century instead of backwards into past.

They might be more likely to turn out to be like the Metrons.

Clearly L’Rell’s plan with the Admiral fell through (ie she had to kill her. So then, she was forced to play one of her cards with Kol to remain alive and in the game by lying that she got the info about the spore drive from the Admiral.

It was a great juxtaposition to the Organians stating that they could see a future of the Klingons and Humans working together, because Kor’s and Kirk’s behavior and reactions showed us exactly how similar they were to each other (they also both disliked the Organians even before, for pretty much the same reasons). A…

Maybe it would help if you watched the show as it is, and not what you want it to be. Maybe start asking why? Instead of focusing on what and how. That’s what I do with shows that don’t immediately fit into my personal frame of reference, for shows like Gotham, 12 Monkeys, Westworld, Black Sails etc. Fact is, some…

So clearly, Stammets made it clear it was in Lorca’s best interest to let Mudd go, playing on Lorca’s own brand of paranoia. You may not like what you are watching, but if you actually pay attention to how the characters have been drawn, you can see easily why the characters do what they do and do not act according…

Yes, as Discovery is all about nuance, and if your not paying attention, you’ll think what you’re seeing is ambiguous.

So you are completely unable to separate what people say from what they actually mean and what they actually feel, and how they actually act. Where on the autism spectrum are you?