Tendi in particular is starting to ascend my personal list of favorite
Star Trek characters 

Feels like he also knew the Breen had occupied Brekka, and ‘conveniently’ had a reporter in place to capture the dominant reveal of the Aledo to get the message out about new Starfleet capabilities.

In the Anchorhead scene Lucas cut for time/pacing, Biggs tells Luke that the Empire is taking over commerce in the Core Systems and drafting young people into its armed forces to fight the Rebellion. We can see that to some extent in Andor. It’s also implied, and will probably be confirmed in the next arc, that the…

I have to wonder if maybe the backlash against Andor isn’t rooted so much in a lack of Easter Eggs or revisionist takes on canon events, as this simple fact:

Anyone else think for a moment that Tay was actually ex-Chancellor Valorum? The actor has an odd resemblance to Terrence Stamp.

Seven in the squad on Aldhani reminds us of the future where Andor says “make 10 men feel like a hundred”

You know, when I heard that line I just assumed it was a reference to some EU that I hadn’t heard/read/seen but... lol I actually HAVE played KOTOR and I just completely didn’t clock it.

Andor is so good that I honestly wonder what the Star Wars sequels would’ve been like if someone had taken time to set up the universe instead of just giving us another variation on Rebels Vs. Empire.

“Fans of the Scarlet Witch might still be bummed that the Wanda Maximoff of the Marvel Cinematic Universe turned evil, killed a lot of people, and buried herself under a mountain at the end of Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Magic.”

I went to the Turner Classic Movies film festival this past spring and one of the movies playing was The Last of Sheila, which Johnson cites as one of the influences on Knives Out. This looks like it’s much more directly influenced by that film. It was one of my favorite films from the festival, so I showed it to…

They could have gotten Elizabeth Debicki!

Please stop paying attention to this attention-whore racist labor-stealing pile of shit.

Several names were thrown around but it was co-star Jameela Jamil who mentioned the music superstar, since the pair previously worked together on a show called Legendary.

a so-so Zero Budget show on SyFy that ran for a few season

I read this whole review and didn’t see one mention sea monsters! This isn’t a revival of the 2005 classic(I use the term very loosely) series starring Lake Bell?

In both instances, Tala Ashe nails the role.

We like The Orville, don’t have Hulu, have Disney+

That’s a pretty interesting mix of narcissism and insecurity you got going on. I’m fascinated. 

He’s actually pretty great on Strange New Worlds.  

Inhumans was... underwhelming.