I would pay double to watch Kirk scream, “Oh my god, you killed the Enterprise!” and then have Spock follow with, “YOU BASTARDS!”
I would pay double to watch Kirk scream, “Oh my god, you killed the Enterprise!” and then have Spock follow with, “YOU BASTARDS!”
I'm insanely excited for this film - we finally got a reboot film written and directed by people who actually love Star Trek! Will the wonders etc.
The article mentions a USS Franklin, so I’m gonna take a wild stab in the dark and say it’s an older Starfleet ship (possibly from the time of Capt. Archer) and that the jackets (which I kind of like) are part of the uniform from that ship, and Kirk and Chekov are wearing them because their own uniforms got all torn…
Whoops.
Tedium and completionist type stuff really turn me off from a game. It becomes a situation where I go thru the motions and stop enjoying the game. It can stress me out actually to decide to try it. Time is precious these days. Obviously it isn't required and some people enjoy it, but not me. I go for the broad strokes…
The thing is, i have a feeling thats exactly whats going to happen. We wont see neagan till the last 10 min of the episode only to have him bash someone with his bat and the screen cuts to black before you see who it is, while rick is yelling in the background “NOOOOOO!!!!” Im calling it thats exactly whats going to…
It can't be as bad as Mad Max: Fury Road where water is rationed by dumping it down a mountain and gasoline fought over by driving 30 vehicles to it.
I called Maggie’s miscarriage of convenience as soon as the pregnancy was announced, but I’d have been happier to have been wrong. It’s such a lazy writing trick to avoid having to deal with having a baby around but still get to milk the drama of a pregnancy.
Bad plan.
• All that said, it is super-weird for Carol to say “I gotta leave because I can’t kill people!” and then for her to immediately meet some people and kill them. It sucks, because I think Carol’s arc has been fascinating this half of the season, but this sticks out like a sore, undead thumb.
Did you walk out?
Those monsters!
I imagined you saying this inside a fortified city under siege by savage five year olds who are minutes from breaching the walls and laying waste via tantrums and hyperactivity.
Focus group:
Yes to all of this. Our introduction to Peter Venkman is him lying his way into a young woman’s pants — a woman possibly young enough (23?) to be a college student to his research professor. I get that he’s supposed to be a loveable rascal (and, y’know, Bill is kinda irresistible) but this is still very much a…
Dickless wonder? Sexy times Sigourney? The loser across the hall throwing a lame party? People on the inside not seeing the poor lad crying for help on the other side of the restaurant window?
If I had a position open and he walked in for it, I’d hire him on the spot, too.
My grandpa must have had an infinity of these or an awesome “guy” because I don’t think I saw him in anything else for most of my life.
He passed away 2 years ago and the buried him in one. It was an inside joke that he just loved.
If I was an astronaut that just came back to earth I would wear that blue jumpsuit to get groceries.