There was a part in the ‘Solo’ movie where Han and his gang infiltrated a Kessel mine (to steal some stuff, could be the same mines) and on the way Han and Chewie decided to start up a slave uprising.

I’m going to explain this just the one time, but pressing on specific nerve ending with enough force in order to knock someone out seems like a plausible thing to learn. (Vulcans are much stronger than humans so it would make sense if it’s something a normal human can’t do but an Android can)

More likely it’s going to be a one off adventure for Ahsoka where she eventually leaves alone to do other stuff.

Sutra “learned how to mind meld.” Sure.

That whole first meeting with Trace was weird.

“You locked yourself out of override... and out of ‘Meta-Override’”

None of these spin-off live action Spidey-villain movies sounds the least bit interesting.

HA, even 2k games are now infected with the coronavirues.

Maybe I’m stupid or I missed something but what exactly were the Romulans trying to accomplish with the La Sirena?

I bet Geordi shows up later with a missing arm and leg raving about the giant space whale he has to catch.

At least you could extrapolate a medical tricorder’s capabilities based on existing science (heart rate, x-rays, sonar...).

Everytime this show introduces new technology it pushes my suspension of disbelief.

Speaking of something that hasn’t been going nowhere for years: ‘Saga’

Same thing they did with that CSI scene in the second episode. (in Dhaj’s apartment)

Seven dual wielding phaser rifles at the end there felt a bit much.

I really hate when writers do stuff like this.

Resistance’s unbearable main character made it unwatchable.

“Pads” (though I would assume hockey pants would also be pretty padded)

Did anyone else get really confused by that space battle?

It’s truly bizzare seeing Picard getting along with a kid. (let alone being a father figure to one)