The thing that haunts me about this show is a question that we’ll never get to see answered. What if Jimmy had been mentored by Chuck and Howard when he got his law degree? He was on the straight and narrow when he worked at HHM, and he took no short-cuts to getting his degree. There were no slips. I know the joke is… Read more
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FYI: Angela Sarafyan is one of the leads in ‘King Knight’ - for some reason she isn’t listed.
Sometimes, creators will promise ownership in a project to get someone to accept a lower-fee or even to take on particular work. Great creators (1) offer this kind of ownership and (2) stick with those agreements.
It wouldn’t surprise me to hear that everyone who worked on the book was offered an ownership stake… Read more
South Korea’s Covid-19 vaccination rate is 77.2% of the population. There have been ~81 million doses given to ~40 million people in South Korea. The ratio of doctors to population in South Korea is ~2.39 doctors for every 1,000 people.
For context, in the United States, there are ~0.295 doctors for every 1,000 people.
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I think it was 5 Lower Decks we saw, if you count the Borg during the end-credits sequence.
* Federation
* Klingon
* Vulcan
* Pakled
* Borg
I worked with Tau two years ago when he was 19, and he was already great. He’s got a long and potentially illustrious career ahead of him.
It’s a metaphor for dickheads who don’t live in NYC full-time, who come here as students or in their first year of living on their own, trashing the place.
I really enjoy Tendi and Rutherford on the show; they both seem grounded in a fun way, but also are really comedic and fun as characters.
I’m just about done Mariner and Boimler, though. Their characters tend to be ‘leads’ in quite a few episodes, but they just sort of spin around the same issues over and over. It’s to… Read more
Man, this is frustrating — I’m not sure what happened to the formatting of my comment but trying again — Read more
I think she understood where America was going because she understood where America had been and who America was in the moment. ‘Parable of the Talents’ would be interesting to see on screen, too, but I can imagine both internal production company discussions and external viewer reactions to Christian American… Read more
So, Zack Snyder is remaking ‘Battle Beyond the Stars.’ I wonder if he’ll keep the boob ship?
Hi, I watched the episode with subtitles on, according to HBO Max, it’s “Galanthi” and “Phine.” I think ‘phine might be short for morphine.
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Hi, I wrote something in the hope that pop culture writers and fans of the MCU would understand some things about Sam Wilson’s background, because I think most audiences don’t realize that Sam Wilson is a special forces soldier (using common civilian language).
When Sam Wilson said he was in the 58th Pararescue, I… Read more
holy shit. On Sunday, I did a chore for about twenty minutes; I just squeezed out about 200 packets of ketchup into a bottle. I just got tired of all of these ketchup packets sitting in the drawer.
Now I’m like, holy shit, that was apparently some kind of ketchup gold mine.
Specialized uniforms for Engineering, Security and Medical personnel were also available.
Engineering uniform variants included warp core technician uniforms, fitted with anti-radiation and breathing equipment.
Command ranks, like Captain and above, had variant vests and jackets available to them as well, depending on circumstances and preferences.
There were uniform variants for away missions, like heavy jackets or other gear to help crews better tolerate harsher environments.
There were additional variants in the uniforms in the 2270 era for enlisted personnel and specialty divisions.
Enlisted personnel wore bodysuits similar to the 2260s-early 2270s uniforms, but with more color, and a focus on division colorings ...
Late 2270s uniform ...