William Shatner in space poses the question:
Can a vacuum exist in a vacuum?

“are you the same person you were thirty years ago?” - No, but the basic DNA is still there. I didn’t go from being me to being, like, Arnold Schwarzenegger or something. I’ve evolved, but I’m still the person I’ve always been in some key ways, and that’s how the evolution of a fictional character needs to be as well:…

To be clear, GB news is “like Fox News” in that it’s reactionary, full of shit and will eventually mount a legal defense that claims nobody in their right mind could take them seriously. GB News is so unpopular that it’s been beaten in the ratings by Welsh dubs of Paw Patrol, and it’s been estimated that there are…

Once-talented and respected comedian senses he’s drifting away from the cultural zeitgeist, panics, blames the woke mob/PC police/kids these days for his problems instead of trying to learn something new, becomes tedious, unfunny crank. Tale as old as time.

When the show was still in the planning phases, I said that there was no possible way that they could screw this up. All I wanted was to see all my old friends again and, if I got that, I would be happy. Boy, did they prove me wrong.

All the examples you’re giving aren’t dark, so much as mature. I don’t mind Star Trek being dark, but Picard was grimdark. It’s not exploring philosophy. It’s just like this because it looks cool.

The original series debuted during a pretty dark period as well. People were still reeling from the Kennedy assassination only three years earlier, Viet Nam was ramping up, and by the end of the series another Kennedy was dead as well as Martin Luther King, and Nixon was president.

I couldn't finish season one but I've gotta admit they've got me intrigued with this final one. 

I really liked season two.

Me and my wife forced ourselves to finish season 1. Season 2 we started and realized it wasn’t worth it.  We moved on to Brave New Worlds and are enjoying that so much more 

I hated season 1, loved 2.

I am here for the TNG reunion but would it have blown their budget to buy a few more light bulbs for the sets?

Highly unusual for an arachnid

For all I know this will win a Pulitzer but The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay—which is also a multi-generational epic about American life during and after World War II--that focuses on comics DID win a Pulitzer.  I can’t recommend this book highly enough.  

Alternate headline: Muppet Babies Lawsuit Refuses to Go Bye-bye

Apart from the violence it inflicts on the apostrophe.

Oh boy.

I'm sure it was just a coincidence, your excellency.

If you want your website to be more inclusive, shouldn’t you also take into account more conservative views?

I’m a former conservative. When they wanted Trump, I wanted out. Registered democrat, voted for Biden.