Agggh!!!! I’m so excited!!! Just be June 15th already!!!!

The death of Arrowverse and the ongoing struggles of the MCU really goes to show how hard this kind of thing is to pull off. And I think why it worked here (where others have failed) is because - like the MCU - it happened organically. They didn’t go in with the intention of spanning multiple shows across a shared…

I get why people don’t like the execution of the Gul Dukat, Kai Winn and the Pah’Wraiths plotline. I find myself less bothered by it because I at least appreciate that the writers recognized when it was time to transition Dukat’s character into something else (starting in Sacrifice of Angels) and it makes a twisted…

He got to imbue the character with a lot of subtly that was lacking in the prequels due to George Lucas’s directorial style. You really got to see the depth of his talent in a way we couldn’t in the prequels.

Unpopular opinion, but I loved the Obi-Wan series. I also thought it ended perfectly and didn’t need a second season, so I’m actually kind of relieved to hear this.

The lack of ‘The Expanse’ on this list is criminal.

Noel and The Constant are two of my favorites - not just of Christmas, or of their respective shows, but all-time favorite television episodes.

Hell yeah I’m disappointed. The first Wonder Woman rocked, and I would’ve at least liked to have seen them finish out the trilogy; especially after Gal Gadot had to endure all that Justice League nonsense.

That makes sense. I hope she’s able to clear up more of her schedule; you’re absolutely right the show needs more sarcasm to off-set all the straight-laced characters.

Tig is tragically underused and I wish they would just add her to the main cast already.

Michelle Yeoh is indeed awesome and totally deserves all the love.

Sadly, I suspect her career taking off like this means it may never come to pass.

Which is even more interesting given that The Glass Onion has some, uh, shall we say, pretty pointed things to say about people like Elon Musk, and those who think their eccentricities and madness are really just brilliance.

I wish, wish, wish Paramount would make a Star Trek series that had more episodes to season (maybe somewhere between 15-20) and allow a mix of serialized and standalone.

The reviews and comment sections for DS9 were the greatest thing ever. I still go back to them when I do a rewatch, and then laugh myself silly.

Personally, I think they’re a bit more of an anomaly. The disappointment of Beyond at the box office, and the fact that they keep trying and failing to make a fourth film, speaks to the fact that it didn’t work out long-term as to what they were planning.

After stealing the Enterprise, Kirk took the brunt of the punishment (demotion) and accepted it with grace.

There is so much here that I agree with. Both the likeability of many side characters, and the showing/telling problem.

I love Days of Future Past and James McAvoy is fantastic in that film.

“Although it was concluded that Mr. Berk inappropriately touched Mr. Fraser, the evidence supports that it was intended to be taken as a joke and not as a sexual advance.”