My wife is a Dr. AND didn’t take my last name (except on Facebook), so we thoroughly confuse everyone.

I was hoping Rogue One would channel the X-Wing Novels and be almost completely disconnected from the main characters. DO IT, DISNEY.

“We’re not throwing her away. We’re not just getting star value and doing nothing with it.”

The original (two) Fantastic Four movies are pretty terrible. He’s the main character - Mr. Fantastic. You don’t need to know anything about it.

I could see a season taking place during Robert’s Rebellion or something.

I don’t know about you guys, but I will be using my mastery of time and space to rewind after some bullshit or another happens.

Kind of reminds of the Jedi Knight secret were you could recruit Max (from Sam and Max) for the level if you follow some random lady.

To Wolverine’s credit, he hasn’t tried to kill the one son he knows he has—Daken—at least so far.

Dexter. Seasons 1-4 were amazing! Seasons 5-8 felt like I was just hanging in there for nothing. The show should really be stopped at the end of Season 4.

Wait, Kang is with Sony? How did that happen?

The new leveling system sounds interesting. I seem to almost always go with the same SPECIAL distribution because it maxed the points I would get. I’m liking the trend of Western RPGs (tabletop and video game) moving away from a formula that led to a pretty standard distribution of points when creating a character…

Genisys actually makes more sense (time travel-wise) if you ignore the stupid things they tell you and just pay attention to what you’re shown. I put together a huge timeline theory elsewhere, but let’s condense it down to what happens in Genisys.

I mean, it didn’t really work for me either. How did his girlfriend graduate from anything if all the adults have been locked away?

Uhhhhh... Star Trek was a socialist society, wasn’t it? It was at the very least post-poverty, for the most part. It’s definitely not capitalist.

Well, the Adults used up almost all their ammo getting into the facility. The ark was shown with more gun cases than the Sheriff’s office.

Entertaining show, for what it was. I love the sci-fi type shows we seem to get every summer now.

I’d imagine the crazed 1st generation kids, who about equaled the remaining adult people, forced the adults into stasis almost as soon as they eliminated the abbies.

Where do the stories diverge?

Yeah, so how does Sakura’s story play out (or whatever the purple haired girl’s name is?) She seems super important in the prequel, but she completely disappears from Unlimited Blade Works by the second half.

No Slapton Sands, where nearly 1,000 Americans died in a training exercise?