Donald Pleasance, of course. The original Doctor Evil.

So unless you are getting used oil from your Brother-In-Laws Cajun chicken and wing place for free and are prepared to spend a bunch of time filtering it this car is ND

The greasecar movement was short lived because of restaurant owners.

Vulcans don’t have some superpower that makes the Vulcan neck pinch work. It’s just a technique they developed. You might as well complain about a white person doing karate, they didn’t invent it but they can learn it like anyone else.

Complete missed opportunity not having Pelia come and pick up the watch in La’an’s quarters at the end. “I’ll take that back now if you please”

They’re quite possibly setting up that La’an is the very reason Khan ends up...well...Khan. He has been left with a gun. He just witnessed a visit from someone who refused to help him escape from his childhood prison. He also just witnessed advanced technology. Much like Scotty shared the tech that results in…

Why, oh why do they keep having non-Vulcans do a Vulcan nerve pinch??? This is the most irritating thing to me. It’s stupid and lazy writing. It was dumb when Data did it, it was infuriating when Micheal did it, and now an alt-timeline Kirk does it! G*@ F#@&ING DAMN IT!!!! JUST STOP!! I want to slap whoever is…

Timey-wimey stuff? Proving that she can carry out timeline missions and keep a secret?

Yes, the outside of the US is briefly mentioned in the original TWD. Indeed, it’s mentioned towards the end of the first season of the original TWD. A person who works for the CDC mentions that the CDC had similar infectious disease institutions researching the cause of the breakout around the world, but that they had…

“ Never understood the appeal of Daryl.”

The actress playing his daughter is terrible. Compare her performances to, say, Rick’s daughter in Walking Dead.

Neither will happen. The best that could happen is Maggie comes to terms that Negan is deserving of forgiveness and begrudgingly grants it. But there is no relationship potential there and I doubt that either would be killed off.

For some reason I keep watching everything they put out, I’m not really sure why - I don’t dislike it, but I’m not really enthused about it either. To be honest the only thing that really interest me is the Rick Grimes movie and what is going on there since it seems to have to potential to perhaps reveal what is…

Two things can be (and are) true here.

According to Gaiman, this season is less of the proposed sequel that he and Pratchett worked on together, and more of a bridge that gets them from Good Omens to the opening pages of that sequel, which will hopefully become season 3... assuming season 2 does well enough in the ratings.

That’s not to say this season is…

Though it should be noted that Season 2 is not based on the sequel outline that Neil and Terry worked on together. Neil said that that will be the basis of (the currently only hypothetical) Season 3, and Season 2 is all-new material to bridge the gap between that and the original.

Did not know until recently that the brilliantly funny John Finnemore - a talent who SHOULD be more widely known outside of England by now - is an exec producer and writer on S2, so now I’m doubly stoked for this.

There will also be a bit of Pratchett in there in that they had developped the rought outline of the sequel together. And of course, his ghost haunted the set and played practical jokes on everyone.

If it was anyone else other than Neil Gaiman continuing a series Pratchett Co -Developed I’d be very worried .. as it is I’m only somewhat worried.

Mr. Waters treasures the ashes of your departed innocence.