Plus, he did spoil their Black Panther party.

I’m also still a little peeved that Titanic beat out Starship Troopers for Best Visual Effects. Watch them both now, and tell me which one’s CGI has aged better.

Less funny, for certain, I’ll grant you.

Someone please explain: why is following someone across international borders after one date and no replies “a grand romantic gesture” and not, you know, a massive red flag marked Stalker?

Why would anyone ask Hannibal Burgess to do voiceover work? As funny as he is (which is extremely), his overtly monotonal and expressionless voice, which his stand-up uses to great advantage in front of a live audience, is massively ill-suited to animation.

Gravy on chips? You mean poutine, the famously Canadian delicacy?

Nah, he comes back as a pollster who tells Picard to come out in favour of a space-flag burning amendment.

I liked that the incriminating footwear was stashed in Ensign Bigfeet’s locker. It shows that even while Valeris was plotting treason, she didn’t want to plausibly frame any more innocent people after doing it to Kirk and her mentor Spock.

Once they decided on Cumberbatch, they should have made the character Ken Norman Singer.

“those 20 years could be served congruently”

And, if you’re a bear, unbeatable.

Marijuana Iguana rounds out the trilogy.

Obligatory Community clip:

They missed a trick not calling it Winnie The Pooh: Hundred Mass-acre Wood.

As much as I’ll praise the Beeb at any opportunity, Poirot wasn’t theirs - it aired on ITV, a *shudder* commercial station.

If there’s room on the list for author Jessica Fle...

Firstly: the lack of Daryl Zero offends me greatly (though he’s partially covered by being cut from Sherlock Holmes cloth).

I’m sure I don’t *cough* Lion King *cough* know what *cough* Jungle Book *cough* you’re talking about.

The trouble is, live-action Gerard Butler has swear-word obligations that voiceover Gerard Butler doesn’t.

We’re missing two of my favourites: