Now we know the setting for the next season of Once Upon A Time.

I can't choose just one, but this is one of the ones that I would choose:

Swordspoint would be pretty high on the list.

More importantly, why does a blaster need a cocking hammer? I mean it makes perfect sense for a turn of the century designed C96 mauser, but for a plasma based blaster? What gives!

So does this mean this guy was a Bluecoat?

Absolutely. To make it look colder outside.

It's brown, prossibly with a blue filter attached to the camera/lens.

Only if I am on the bottom.

As a black person, science fiction media has taught me that I would:

Die first
Die after we "split up" to cover more ground.
Die only a few weeks from retiring at the lake with my new boat.
Die saving the White Heroes.

Or there would be a conspicuous lack of non white people in the future that wouldn't be discussed openly…

AUSTRALIA: Where nature hates your guts!

Robotech: Southern Cross Saga

The Neverending Story II

I'm not sure that contributed anything useful to the conversation. You tell me it's fantasy... well good news we're on a sci-fi website.

I long ago swore to never to get involved with an Abrahms-Trek debate because while I loved it in spite of growing up on TOS-films, TNG, and loving DS9 enough to defend it to casual fans, I can understand why it rankles so many fans. But yeah, rexpayne, please follow the wrong-handed meaning of the Vulcan salute.

Also:…

Despite the surplus of people pointing out the error, I'm sure I speak for everyone when I say: no worries :) Honest mistakes are only that.

#1 - they disrespect the source material or fail to understand it in the first place

Like Abrahms Star Trek 90210, which casuals and herps seem to like

I'm really surprised more bad movies don't get remakes. There are so many movies out there that had a great premise but failed due to writing, acting, effects or all three. Remake those and leave the classics something

I love this movie because it made people realize that Peter Jackson had become a terrible filmmaker.