“Going on memory and not actually cataloging”

OK, I checked again, and the one I was thinking of was the early scene where Nandor refuses to be drained into Colin; Lazlo says you’ll do something or other “at your peril”, which he renders “per-EEL”. Before that, he gives us “wonderful” as “hwonderful”, like Stewie Griffin insisting on “Hwil Hweaton”. Just little…

Ah, an excuse to repost this:

There might be more than one!  But let’s see what you come up with.

Yeah, you should not be constantly wondering if Kirk’s about to phaser you.

I’m sorry I can’t remember the specific one I noticed last night, but I’m always amazed at how hard Berry works to very slightly mispronounce words that aren’t even the focus of the sentence.

Yeah, I completely agree that it’s hard to consider them the same person.

The guy looked so much like him I a) knew who he was the instant he appeared on screen and b) I thought there was a fair chance he was actually a descendant — Doohan’s actual son has appeared as Scotty in a fan film series but would be too old himself now for this.

Thank for the opportunity to remark on that word, which I will always insist exists for one reason: so a Star Wars movie didn’t have to include the words “kill all the children”.

Ok, uh, see, as part of the retro-TV of SNW, you’re supposed to watch it as you would a 1960s show, where you were 100% guaranteed that your in-the-opening-credits cast would survive.

My reading of the show’s intention of the whole Spock/Chapel thing is “Oh, in TOS we just thought that Chapel has a huge crush on Spock that he could never ever reciprocate [*subliminal man voice* gay-coded] but, oho, they actually were an item years ago but he crushed his emotions in some Vulcan way we haven’t seen…

Marie. Given last week, but also apparently seen on a display during the Una-on-trial episode.

Right.  Margot Kidder’s Lois wasn’t a new hire.

(Two years later)

I come two years later to say...this is not far from Los Espookys.

I can confirm the cheese-in-a-plastic-globe thing.

OK, I JUST realized that “Evie” is “EV”, emotional vampire.  Unless this was explicit in S1?

I’ve seen (what I presume is) the clip, and I’m worried that Quaid’s Boimler, who’s perfectly appropriate for his animated series, will be intolerable here. OTOH I loved his blue-tinted hair.

Sounds tricky to implement correctly but...wow, unusually intelligent response from a corporation. Make the product better? Crazy talk, usually!

I would like to know the base salary though, for completeness. I expect it to be low-ish because it would be the same as for shows that pay residuals, and the low initial pay is with the understanding that there might be more money coming later.