My fanhood was serviced. That’s all I need from a show. 

While anything promoting literacy is great, it’s not Reading Rainbow without LeVar.

Some impressive settings this episode. From floating hexagonal (polygonal?) structures on Ni’Var to vast non-moons filled with Alien-style giant eggs. I definitely want a galactic drink or two in Discovery’s space bar.

Yet one more reason why I cannot stand Shalene Woodley. Ugh.

Recent, decades-long trends are to deregulate and trust corporations to police themselves and “do the right thing” because they’re generally run by trustworthy, upstanding people, while the “government” is an evil entity.

One of those character actors like Ray Wise who instantly make me happy when I see them onscreen because they are always going to be fun whether the movie or show is brilliant or crap.

Frak. 😥

You seem nice

You should delete this and fuck off.

I really regret replying to you. If you really find this amusing, you should seek help, and I mean that.

It doesn’t have to be his fault to lead to suicide. I think he’s fucked. And a part of me is grinning, because all his life he has been a complete asshole.

What the fuck? What a horrible comment.

If any part of you is “grinning,” I think you’re the complete asshole in this situation.

...Denny Crane...

Oh no! It says in this pamphlet that cardiomyopathy can lead to empathy with fascist regimes.

“Okay Lindsay Buckingham! This is your moment! Talk to me, baby!”

On top of everything else, Lindsey’s still bitter that he keeps getting bumped on What Up With That.

I want the fanservice nostalgiapalooza, shot for shot remake of TNG I have had in my head since 1995, and if I don’t get it I’ll scweam and I’ll scweam until I turn blue.

Messing with the timeline isn’t Q’s true goal. He did it to test Picard and his crew. Nobody really knows why the Q Continuum does this, but it has been part of the canon since TNG.

The irony of denying the existence of systemic racism while engaging in systemic racism