Rich people love to briefly visit places the poor actually live in. All those picturesque farms and wineries that have a lot of low-paid workers toiling all day, and rich people come to visit for a vacation out in the country. The beach likely had to be near the bottom of the ship for practicality, like being near the…

Was he supposed to be on a planet around Proxima Centauri? They didn't show 3 stars in the sky, but it was more fitting than Mars or even just some desert on Earth. I hope for Gault's sake the planet has a breathable atmosphere or that'll be a short painful cameo in the series proper's first episode.

And yet I was surprised he had a role so close to the main cast. He could even be considered a main character if it goes to series. I'm so used to him as a background "that guy" on other Canada-filmed sci-fi series, like BSG.

Given that they were supposedly halfway to 4 lightyears distant Proxima Centauri, the ship being on Earth all along also eases communication with the ship and Earth. Two years for Earth to find out what's going on in the ship would've been very problematic to any plots going on back home. It's modern Earth so…

I thought they touched on racism by the taboo of Gault hooking up with that white woman. It's not full racism, but a taboo on interracial relationships seemed to be in play. Or maybe it was just because she was married to another man already. Presumably the white guy and Asian girl who got picked to make babies don't…

I liked Intruders and John Simms on it, but now that you mention it his voice did stay very low to sound American. It wasn't gravely, but was definitely very low. He was at the extreme opposite end from his maniacal cackling yells he did as the Master.

Someone punched Agent Stahl in her junk? I don't remember this but it sounds hilarious.

Just like Christian Bale! Okay maybe Bale's accent wasn't that bad as Bruce, but the "Brit doing gravely" part is definitely Bale and Hunnam.

Attack of the Show was an hour long, how did you fit Jeopardy into that power hour? Was this with DVRs? Did DVRs exist when G4 was still a thing?

Yay, never would've thought to log out of this blessed site.

The Inquisitor was recruiting, not killing. It's the entire point of the Inquisitorius. The Inquisitorius was taken from the EU, where Dark Side Adepts worked for the Empire to seek out and recruit Force Sensitives if possible and kill them if not possible to recruit them. I assumed the Inquisitor was similarly…

On one hand, Lucas gave us Ziro the Hutt's accent. On the other hand, he also gave us Cad Bane's "Lee Van Cleef as a Duros", for which I will be eternally grateful. George Lucas is much better as an ideas guy. It's why he's much better as a producer than a writer/director. Indiana Jones and chipping in ideas to TCW…

"We don't need two stretchy guys!"

Still, I smile when I see them, and Nyancy was a pretty clever name combo that might almost be seen as subtle. :D

And when the Guv sees that, he will have a heart attack because he'll realize no one at his town is as badass as the 11 year old at the prison.

Babysitting? Yeah I'm curious where he is too since the endgame is at hand. Only 3 episodes to go, surely he'll pop back up soon.

And in keeping with your idea, Young Justice itself was formed as a sort of Shadow League to operate behind the scenes too. Nightwing returning the favor once his team grew up would be very in keeping with Batman's long games.

By the way, I know you didn't comment on Ben 10 Omniverse this time, but I loved how at the start of the episode they had a villainess whose power was to control cats…her name was Nyancy. I loved that pun with the Japanese equivalent of "meow"(Nya).

I was a little surprised he wasn't from the comics. Is there really only 2 colored Beetles in the comics? If there's one color, there tends to be all of them, see the Lanterns for an example of that.

Cut some cheese? What's with the fart jokes? TWD could definitely stand to try a couple of those.