That sounds more like the myth of “Lawful Stupid” in rpgs than anything else.

Police swarm criminals in order to make sure that violence has no chance of spreading. Jedi doing the same thing to someone that is canonically evil is the only thing that made sense about that fight.

Yeah. And apparently Master Sol is not in tune with the Force enough to tell that this isn’t Osha, or at least that something isn’t right.

I’ve been enjoying the show up till that fight, but that fight made me realize something: The writers seem to have to make the Jedi hold the idiot ball with a death grip in order for much of the plot to work. Such as that fight.

It’s a shame that Windows OS itself or maybe individual manufacturers don’t take a stab at this by having a default/optional charge limit of 80-90%.

These articles should be easy: Just copy what was written in the last one about GRRM making no forward progress and just change the date.

Most of these idiots basically believe in a sort of legal magic: If they speak the proper “incantation” (the legal mumbo jumbo crap), then the officer will go “OMG you’re right, you’re free to go!”.

I don’t know... I loved Tartakovsky’s aesthetic in Samurai Jack, but it felt out of place in Star Wars. I was never able to grok it in that context.

He does it over and over and over. 

Seconded. He needs to just get past it as well as over it. It’s legit detraction as well as distraction from any good points he makes in this current season. 

No kidding.

It doesn’t really matter at this point whether he finishes it or not. So much of the fanbase has already given up hope that it will get finished. 

It was a nice bit of plot for Rom & Leeta to want Starfleet officers to pull an Uno reverse to prove their negotiation skills... but in the end it was just a standard Uno reverse trope, not some brilliant piece of television. I agree with Whitbrook that it worked well to show that Rom’s not some dumbass, but it’s…

And it’s a fun thought exercise to wonder what would’ve happened if they did swap trajectories in their respective filmographies after Star Trek. Would Olyphant have been a fun bard in Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves? Could Pine have been a great Cobb in Mandalorian and Book of Boba Fett?

That wouldn't have accomplished anything. There were dozens of other vendors moving stuff around the convention center's loading docks, and hiding their faces would've just made them stand out.

Am I the only one here who thought this was an awful episode? Her defense counsel spent an hour throwing around irrelevancies when she could’ve jumped straight to the “asylum” defense that was ultimately used. And she put her client through hell in the process.

No animals will be harmed in the making of this film.

Sure, but he can do that from far away. 😆

“... and a positive family history.”

Ok, fine, I may have reached a bit there... 🤣