I’m going to blame the fact that I’d just consumed half a bottle of prosecco for my crying during Burnham’s speech. Also when everyone stood on the bridge.

I’m all for bringing Kraven into the MCU, but only if he drives the Kra-Van:

He’s going to be “the best pilot in the galaxy” until Rey hops on his ship for the first time and flies it better than he ever could. LOL

Just want a Lando movie with Donald please and thank you!

Yeah, that one line just oozed Ford, especially that shit-eating smirk.

To quote the man himself...

she’s basically the fulfillment of millennial fantasy — just an every day narcissist who happens to not just believe in, but actually posses, superpowers.

It’s getting tougher to talk about TLJ itself.

Can we just talk about Black Lightning rolling up to the Muse and then just knocking headache up the stairwell. /Perfection

Yeah, well the last thing I wanted from The Last Jedi was an angsty version of The Empire Strikes Back but look at what I got.

I completely disagree with you on the Klingons. The new Klingon style is awesome. I could watch an entire show just on them.

“He’d have done the mutiny earlier if she’d told him.” Completely untrue. They literally show his reaction on learning the details of the plan. He thinks it’s a good plan. And it’s not like he acted alone- his mutiny was joined by numerous other characters. If you watch the Holdo scenes, Rian frequently cuts to the…

And we get long scenes of exposition on familiar aliens in Starfleet.

I miss Tripp (I mean they killed the grandson of a fucking Howling Commando!) But, he died every inch the hero, trying to save Daisy’s life even at the expense of his own. Goddamnit Marvel, figure out a way to bring real Tripp back!

No, Trip died right next to an established main character, namely Daisy. She got superpowered, he an unceremonial death. He would still live if they had split up!

I think I saw this suggestion on AV Club, but I think it could work: Put Bendis on a Red Hood solo series.

It’s something more than a clone. In all the sci-fi shows I’ve watched, of all the souls I have encountered in my travels, his is the most... human.

I get what your saying but he really grows on you. He legit loves what he’s doing and it jumps out of the screen. The guy is fulfilling a nerds dream and he’s doing it respectfully. He’s not beating us over the head with comedy. It’s so much more grounded than you would expect. The guy isn’t doing this for the money…

Yep. West is certainly top 3, but TAS is an easy win. I’ll throw out the O’Neil/Adams globetrotting detective Batman.

”This long”? They’re on their third episode! TNG took almost two years to figure out what they want to be. DS9 had TNG run concurrently and yet they still needed more than one season to find their footing.