In the comics he had a chair that could travel through time.  So I’m guessing that is what he wants.  Or a chair that could travel through the multiverse.

The majority of people who vote just don’t care. Inflation is there number one concern. Retaining democracy is third or fourth.

Thanks people who didn’t take climate change seriously before I was born!

If previous seasons are any indication, I would suspect the next episode will end the season on a cliffhanger and for it to be resolved in the first episode of the next season.

Whitbrook seems to have an active disdain for episodic shows.  Hence his criticism of Lower Decks and Strange New Worlds.

Nice Daystrom reference.  The episode also brought to mind the TOS episode “The Ultimate Computer” episode for me.  Only I think this one is being operated by Section 31.

Also, the Texas versus California dynamic.  I think we’re going to get the Cerritos stopping the Texas-class ship which is being operated by Section 31.

Agreed.  The fight scenes were top notch.

As much as I love Animal Man, it’s been done forever:

I can. I hope the new DD show is way less of a drag than the original. I do not need 30-somethings emoting angst like they are in a teen drama from the WB.

Nah.  The writing was B+ at worst.

No one replied to you and only one star.  Oof!

Don’t give him any ideas.

Fair point, appropriate handle.

It means you get to virtually hang out on the set of the office.  Having worked in an actual office, I’ll pass.

*heel

I’d rather die in nuclear fire than live under the boot hell of unelected Republican fascists.

I had the same take when reading this article.  I really hope it is intended to make Putin think twice.

I mean, it is inevitable, right?  Anything science makes is used.  Bio-weapons, nuclear weapons, robotic dogs.

I read somewhere that that was the original plan leading to a fallout with Patrick Stewart who insisted that Picard doesn’t die causing the writers to have to redo the ending.