I admire her as an independent creator, but she has David E Kelley/Ryan Murphy disease. After the first year her shows all take a serious nosedive.

You're treating rear view mirrors like pin striping. They are put in nearly every passenger vehicle for a reason. Side view mirrors are not all-seeing. They often cannot see cars directly behind you, especially if they are near. This is a common issue with semis and other larger vehicles (like a UHAUL), which is why…

People may rely on them too much, I don't have any reliable statistics on that. However, this not only blocks the rear view, it creates a blind spot and obscures the view of the children in the back seat. You are obscuring your vision for a luxury. That's not even getting into the increased danger posed to passengers…

I think Garth would have been a real long-shot, as he's not a very well known character. And I'm not the biggest fan of Whom Gods Destroy, to be honest. It's a fairly uneven episode.

Again, I'm not saying it's impossible to drive without the rear, I'm just saying it's not ideal. I'd consider it far more necessary than a video screen, at any rate.

Yeah, like I said, I'd have rather he had been a follower of Khan or a fellow superman/ruler.

Oh it's certainly possible, sure. In my first car the rear view constantly fell off the windshield. I wouldn't call it optimal, though.

Doesn't that screen block the rearview mirror, though?

Oh absolutely. I found the complaints about it being un-Trek rather strange. It's much more of a 'message' movie than the first reboot. And I will say that I found Cumberbatch's Khan far more imposing. I had quite the 'Holy shit' moment in the theater when he *SPOILERS* crushes Carol's leg to immobilize her and then…

True, it's not like 'Noonien' is a Sikh name (also worth noting that Khan clearly shaves, which is pretty uncommon for a Sikh). I imagine it all came down to trying to balance out pleasing old-school fans and pleasing new fans, which is hard to pull off. I'd have rather they revealed that Cumby was one of Khan's…

I understood people having an issue with Khan (it bothered me as well). If they hadn't gone to such trouble in Space Seed of making him clearly Asian/Indian (like putting a lot of bronzer on Ricardo and having McGivers talk about him being Sikh) it probably wouldn't have been a big deal.

I love the guy, but if this is from the same crappy team that brought us crappy Once, I'm not too excited. That show was campy fun in the first season, and went downhill fast.

Last time I visited my friend in SF I think I lost about 10 lbs just walking around (plus I think I lost an extra 5 lbs of sweat from the humidity). I'd love it if I lived in a place like that, but since I don't want to live in a closet and enjoy having money every once in a while, I'll have to find other ways to…

Did she even say Trayvon? I feel like she said 'Mr Martin', but I could be wrong.

I found a lot of her responses odd.

I noticed that they had interviews with other jurors on famous cases, and none of them called any of the people involved in the cases they sat on by their first names. I don't remember ever hearing a juror do that. It's very, very weird.

She creeps me out. 'George' this and 'George' that. It's unsettling how much she seems to identify with him.

This is terrible, but I do get a chuckle out of it since the original was written as an ode to skeezy exes. Robin Thicke seems like a pretty oblivious dude.

I'm pretty sure that's part of why they cancelled MST3K. They were determined to churn out exactly the sort of movies the show was making fun of.

Both, those ghost sharks are real mouth-breathers.