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I’ve wondered if stun uses less power than a kill shot. That would be one reason why they use stun so much, it conserves the weapon’s power packs. But I do agree with you, watching Wrecker cut loose from the shuttle was a great moment. So was watching Stromtroopers actually hit something for once, shame it was one of

Yes to eggs and Hot dogs/sausages. Ketchup is it’s own food group.

I wonder, does going digital mean more non-automotive manuals will become available? I have most of the Haynes manuals for WWII German armor, aircraft, and the battleship Bismark. I started with the manual on the Tiger I tank years ago and added to them over time. They are well researched and a good reference source

Between the Scout Troopers leaping the speeders over the cliff, and the dogfight from “Hunted”, Imperial troops are starting to look more impressive and dangerous than they ever were portrayed in the movies.

Jetman is the only show I’ve managed to watch most of on Twitch. For a kids show, it is dark and twisted. One of the episodes ends the power struggle among the Vyram leadership. The final scene has the loser, trapped in his human form, in a wheelchair, drooling and suffering from non-curable brain trauma.

Why do cat discussions always seem to forget “Tinker” from WE3? He could talk - not well, but to the best of his ability. I nominate him for an entry in the best cats column.

I’m glad to see someone else likes Abominable. The movie is pretty good but the ending is what really makes me like it.

Chocolate was the first of her movies I saw. That final multi-story battle/brawl remains one of my favorites. Great, now i need to go rewatch it yet again.

Does the speeder bike come with optional bent steering vanes after IG-11 bashes the scout trooper against them?

“Die with honor, dp4m”

Also, Darth Vader and Dr. Aphra introduce and continue the adventures of my favorite droids. BT-1 and Triple Zero. I basically describe them to my friends as the “Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd” of the Star Wars universe.

Came here looking for this line. My sister(RIP) would use it on me whenever I did something without thinking.

And it gave us the classic Scotty  lines “Aye, the haggis is in the fire for sure..” and the even better,“The best diplomat I know is a fully activated phaser bank.”

Although I can’t remember the names anymore, I ’d like to mention the episode from the series “7 Days”(remember that one?). I liked how the person they needed to save would be saved from one disaster only to have something else happen to him. The final run through was hilarious as you watched the protagonist shoot,

That and the issue with the duel between Ace and Wild Weasel (“Test Flight”?)were my two favorites.

I might be off base here - it’s been decades since I’ve read it, but this version of Most Dangerous Game looks more inspired by the “The Running Man” short story by Stephen King. I say that because if I’m remembering correcting, the hunted agrees to do the show for money for medical help for himself or his family.

This brings back memories of a list I found on the internet of alternative “truthful” company slogans. My favorite two on the list were: Red Lobster -”You’re just here for the biscuits.” and Campbell’s Soups - “M’mm, m’mm salt.”

Then I’m even more impressed with Hyundai, given how their vehicle was portrayed. Best car chase ever.

We need guns, BIGGER guns..

As a 2007 Kia Sedona owner, I will just say this: I bought the car used with 62,000 miles on it in 2012. It now has 207,000 miles on it and I will continue driving it until the wheels fall off - then I will look for another one. I don’t have kids, but I like having the cargo space for if I find a great deal/sale while