The biggest question is how are they bringing Captain Shaw back?

Given that the Borg have shown up on Lower Decks, Prodigy, and Picard itself (the Borg Cube reclamation site that Hugh ran in season 1 was still functioning as a Borg ship until well after Janeway took out the Queen), I suspect that there are still pockets of Borg that survived, but are (maybe permanently) disconnected…

Legacy will happen. I don’t see any way it doesn’t at this point. The ratings are there, the creator interest seems to be there. Paramount seems to be moving pieces around to make an opening for another series. But I imagine we’ve got a wait while details are hashed out.

Also something I found curious.

Picard season 3…

*Double post

This. Even before he showed up here, I had the thought, that as a being who can go anywhere in time and space, he’s dead, but also not dead, Schroeder’s Q. The Q that died could have been older than the universe, and the one that Jack meets is much younger, and given the nature of the Q, he knows all about what will…

I understood it to be a younger Q than the season 2 Q.  Millions of years may have passed for him between his appearance in S3 and subsequent appearance is S2.

yeah Worf did say Odo told him there was a faction out there that didnt agree with giving up the Dominion War and splintered off. Vadic’s people were just a random group that were captured by the Federation and experimented on, not the whole faction.

And that Majel Barrett needs to voice the computers.

Apparently there were plans to have Soji meet Data in the final episode, but they were prevented by budget cutbacks.

There are still likely rogue changelings since the showed at least one being captured near the end. I assume some got away.

Well, the easy answer was that he was never really dying, and just trying to help Picard work through things. The other easy answer: Q’s always been a liar. Why stop now?

What Were the Klingons and Romulans Up to When Earth Was Attacked?

When will Starfleet come to their senses and realize that well lit bridges, with carpet, are the way to go?

It’s fine for kids but nothing there for adults. My girls loved it but I was bored. I grew up playing these games and hoped for something more interesting. Wreck It Ralph managed to appeal to kids and adults, it’s not impossible. 

That quote is actually true though and I see a lot of it in the more negative reviews. But what they all seem to leave out is despite of it, its still a good, enjoyable movie! I said it over on AV Club that’s a B+ movie. B+ is still pretty good! While the sentiment in the pull quote you highlighted is there, its what…

Looking out for all the references in this movie was a great time and I’m sure there were plenty I’d missed. I haven’t seen anybody mention the shot when Peach is running through the obstacle course and she briefly runs while holding up her dress at the front, which I felt was a throwback to her Super Mario Bros. 2…

It appears that Illumination is setting up for a sequel (we see a Luma creature from Super Mario Galaxy) , but we’ll have to wait on the box office returns to know for sure.

It’s a solid open world game. Gets a little repetitive by the end as these type of games often do. The combat is generally enjoyable, but I found the enemies to be overly tanky so larger fights could be tiresome. The art direction is generally great with a lot of detail everywhere.  Hogwarts itself is amazing.…

Dude I literally just asked an honest question what the fuck. You know perfectly well I was talking about Notch. The author makes the point that the Harry Potter universe cannot be extracted by the person who created it, regardless of the story. This isn’t something that gets talked about much with other universes…

Why should I have to actually research my opinions before I post them online?  Oh, you say it’s to avoid looking foolish?  Maybe I should then.