I decided a long time ago that people like Jones, or Rush, or Beck, it doesn’t MATTER if they believe the shit they peddle, they damage is real. These guys are modern snake oils for broken minds and broken spirits. They are no better than the televangelist who takes old ladies’ Social Security check, buys a…

Heck, VOYAGER switched captains mid-production.

Also, the starship is being replaced by a horse. They’ll fix it in post.

Here’s a picture of the new ship:

Richard Simmons is the sweetest guy. My mother is the author of a bunch of beach-read/comedy crime books. They sell well and she has great fan base but she never thought that a celebrity was reading them.

Just to break it down: Bob Kane came up with the general concept of “the Bat-Man.” He gave Bill Finger a picture of a man in red tights with a red domino mask and bat wings and asked Bill to write a story with him in it. Bill basically came up with, well, everything else. The secret identity of Bruce Wayne? Bill.…

I love the work they’ve been doing with Heads Together, and the candid conversations they and prince Harry have been having on the topic of mental health. It’s showing the royals in a more relatable way than they’ve seemed in years

Good! This season needed a lot of Cat snark and Kara did a mentor who actually mentored and a little less focus on Mon-Ehh.

Cat still has my “funniest DCCW crossover moment” vote

I constantly fall a sleep during that movie...did so in the theater, and seemingly every other time I try to watch it on DVD or TV.

^^ This always bothered me. Star Trek was a potential cash cow. If I could produce a movie with a built-in fanbase like that, with just about the highest name recognition you could wish for, I would do my utmost to wring the most money out of it I could. Good writers cannot possibly be so expensive as to risk shitting…

Both films are especially bad when you compare them to First Contact. It’s like in Insurrection they were trying to replicate that same tension and gravitas but had none of the personal stakes or danger. Then in Nemesis they realized where they screwed up and forced a bunch of terrible subplots on the characters and…

Eh, I’d say that the TNG movies started to stink up the place when the central conflict was about mean stretchy-faced aliens who were jealous of their angelic, non-stretchy-faced cousins. And Picard becomes their bald Shakespearean freedom fighter, with no lasting punishment or complications after the credits roll.