I still maintain that the new Civic looks like a Transformer that hasn’t completely transformed back into a car yet.

The Discovery Klingons are basically the new Honda Civic Type R with crazy shapes and bumps all over the place that make it look way over done. 

The Discovery Klingons are a classic case in over design.

Loved her in Dark Matter(one episode), and in that she was a ass kicking android. I thought she was really good in it.

Caity Lotz’s body is wonderfully ridiculous. She was a perfect companion to Stephen Amell’s equally ridiculous body. That’s how all my superheroes should look.

I’m down for this.  She has the right look, and iirc she has the action chops.  :-)

22 jump street was great.

God I love Clay Mann.

Just let Benoist and Gustin play the characters in the movies. In musical movies. 

Give us Benoist or give us death.

10 years in exile? They should have spaced him for the mutiny alone. No yard arms to hang him from. There are only a dozen rebels left anyway so it won’t make a difference. He killed more rebels than the Empire ever did.

IKR? It’s almost like it would be the author’s job to note the outcome.

In a Universe where the First Order didn’t execute Phasma for shutting off the Starkiller Base shield, it seems unlikely that Poe Dameron would be executed by the Resistance, even if he lost the trial

Kirsten Beyer wrote some excellent Voyager revival books, she definitely “gets” Star Trek which is nice.

Exile to another universe....

A tasteful miniseries dealing with exploration, science and diplomacy with TNG/DS9/VOY cameos please. Sure feel free to explore some consequence of past actions but please no nutrek “solve problems by shouting a lot and punching people in the face,” thanks!

I must admit, I got emotional when I saw this. Picard was the template for my career goals (I studied international relations and wanted to be a diplomat) and him coming back is amazing - and we FINALLY get a post-Nemesis close to the TNG era.

“We find the defendant.... sexy.”

Interesting! Do you know why?

Christopher Robin is directed by Marc Forster (Finding Neverland, World War Z)