Riker could be that way, too, but had enough endearing qualities to make up for it.

D'oh! Well, at least they tried!

I think it's cool that they gave him a spiritual aspect, which is rare among Star Trek crews. It certainly could have had more depth.

The Kazon looked like clowns.

Both Halfdan and Lagertha looked in bad shape at the end of the mid-season finale, but both got better!

Ubba is looking to be a great character, and is well-played, too.

Ivar killed a child when he was a child himself, so I don't think that reflects on his adult self. He's certainly no more awful than Ragnar, who has done some terrible things. Vikings - much like shows about modern criminals - challenge the viewer by presenting likable characters who nonetheless do horrible things. I…

Alex Hogh Anderson is a revelation. I could easily see the lead role resting on his shoulders.

Maybe he's a ghost?

It seems that current TNG syndication has a mix of remastered and unremastered episodes (with the earlier seasons being remastered). It's jarring when you see a crystal clear episode on BBC America followed by a murkier-looking episode like we've been watching for years.

"There are lots of questions about Saturday Night Live’s comedic courage and judgement still lingering from Trump’s infamous hosting appearance"

Yes and no. It had a lot more heart and character, which have been developed in more interesting ways in places like the IDW comics, which show the potential for Transformers (real characters, awesome sci-fi adventure, rich mythology, political intrigue, etc.) that the movies miss.

Damn, I love Billy Dee.

There's a fine line between being relevant and preachy.

I'm always praying for a serious reboot of the Transformers movies.

South Park has always poked fun of hypocrisy and inanity on all sides. I wouldn't want that to change.

There was never enough Larry Groznic.

So tragic. lol

You nailed it.

I have one of the Pop versions of the Cheshire Cat, who nicely has cat eyes and not those beady black dots.