"…real estate mogul and GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump."

This is really well thought out, bravo.

“The worst of both worlds.”

This might be one of the best written articles I've ever read, and I generally try to avoid politics at this time of the year (plus all the other times).

Yeah, I clicked on this article expecting it to be all about that.

I had a vague recollection of what this guy looked like, but… was not prepared for that picture.

Oh sure, go to the *entertaining* convention.

Maybe pandering isn't the right word. Though most cases of taking iconic characters and making them more 'diverse' is just a reflection of studios no longer viewing straight white males as being the only demographic that matters.

I get what he's saying, but think that a brand new character who happens to be gay will be viewed merely as a token forcefully inserted into the series to pander to a demographic. Plus, Sulu already has a built-in fan base who care about the character regardless of sexual orientation.

Wow, there's a surprising amount of bitterness in this article. Now I want to know the back story.

Damn, Archer and Arrested Development have been taken off of Prime. Now what am I going to watch after 45 minutes of browsing every night?

Umm, how does 4 Chicago's 'top' 4 L&O?

Because people think she's Charlize Theron?

"I do not respond well to insults or threats."

Bobby really does need the money.

I'm sorry but is that… is that literally just a bun in the foreground?

I don't think 'best new artist' is supposed to make sense.

Nerdy nitpick: I feel like there's some poor casting choices made here. Lana is never cheery, and Cyril is never sneery.

I think people like Smith and Tagomi are interesting because they are believable in the setting of the show, and their scenes fleshes out the alternate world. Really couldn't care less what happens to our two leads.

I'm not 100% sure, but aren't the marshall (based on his association with that guy Jules killed) and Joe technically on the same side?