I have enjoyed Prodigy and Lower Decks for different reasons. The whole Michael Burnham (stupidest name ever) as the savior of the Galaxy every season got tired very quickly. And I hated the redesign of the Klingons. Where’s the Starfleet works better with every world working together?

Prodigy is not bad. Better written than a lot of crappier shows, like Picard.

They can do this in only ten episodes?

Only if he’s the villain intent in destroying Starfleet and all its member worlds.

A three year break is ridiculous. Also, the original series was abruptly canceled after 79 episodes. This one ends after only sixtysomething episodes? Maybe get Dick Wolf to produce Trek; he’ll ensure longevity. At least we will still have better Trek shows, without the savior of the Galaxy stories, to watch for a few…

I don’t think that one was ever finished but it can be found on Google Maps or something...

Who played Skaar? Was he all-CGI?

Indeed. And talking about it and being upset about it won’t change things.

Hope your wife gets well soon, Sir. Godspeed to you and your family. Find the good stuff you loved in your youth and watch them again with your kids when you have time. I try to do that, because all my son watches is YouTube videos... sigh~!

When will this stream on Disney+?

I didn’t know that bit about Sunshine. Well done, Michelle!

BTW, there is an online campaign against Oscar presenter Donnie Yen, because he’s a vocal outspoken supporter of Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party, especially after an article in GQ which was all praise. #FuckChina

There is no reason for time travelers to visit the early 21st century. Dinosaurs in the Jurassic era, absolutely yes, the bloody GOP and its insurrection, absolutely not.

My kid thought the characters in Avatar were actors in blue makeup and prosthethics. I have failed as a parent... sigh~!

Thank you for the most interesting comment I’ve read in weeks. Who will play Jack in the animated version of this story?

Every streaming MCU and Star Wars show, even the animated ones, have full, uncut credit rolls which is a good thing, and something network TV shows have never and will never do.

There is an online campaign against John Wick’s Donnie Yen, who can be seen on that clip above, being a presenter for next weekend’s Oscars, since he’s a big supporter of Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party, a regime that illegitimately runs a country that is effectively America’s and the West’s biggest enemy…

The latest episode (and the conclusion of that cliffhanger) turned out to be a very very good episode.

I’m also watching The Company You Keep and am enjoying it, but had no idea it’s adapted from a Korean TV show, which in my book it’s not necessarily a good thing. Off to watch the first episode now.

You’re correct, but I was hoping it would have more Lou Grant genes in its makeup. I will continue to watch.