That’s the Yamanote Line platform. Clockwise, if I’m not mistaken.

It is.

That’s some Norman Rockwell material right there. Just repaint it so they’re on a baseball fiend, Gosling is an umpire, and Ford is a coach responding to a bad call. Then things get wholesomely out of hand.

Even Deep Space Nine, which also featured a war that tested the limits of Starfleet and the Federation, never delved that much into the fundamental tension of Starfleet’s stated mission of exploration and its military side.

Discovery desperately wants to be everything except Star Trek.

Kubota beef

Will they make the movie interesting this time? It’s hard to imagine Scarlett Johansson going berserk on people being boring in any way but somehow Lucy pulled it off. Yes, it sounded good on paper, but for some reason I couldn’t invest even in a popcorn-eating way with the action. Everything about the movie was…

So, not even what they had to do to make the NES and SNES Classics.

There’s actually a legitimate charm to having a full-sized cart of the game running on the full-sized system.

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Quest for Tires and Grog’s Revenge were among those I was planning to add to my comment when I realized that I could be here all night making a compendium of C64 games.

Missing so many good games...

Four episodes in to its first season, The Next Generation wasn’t just mediocre, it was almost terrible. It took a while for the best Gene Roddenberry had to offer to learn how to walk, whereas The Orville is already taking several steps at a time.

I don’t think he’s villainous, rather just bonkers.

Filed to exactly the right place.

Every single character evolved to make the new DuckTales even better than the original, but Webby’s growth has been especially interesting. Disney has managed to re-capture bottled lightning.

“Follow it? I can’t even see it.” might be one of my favorite lines in science fiction.

Deep Space Nine might be what I consider the best era of the Star Trek franchise, but The Next Generation has my favorite episode and remains the truest realization of Gene’s vision of the future.

EVERYTHING! Don’t you read The Bible, son??

Betty White, Angela Lansbury, and Melissa McCarthy