Criticizing the show for poorly fitting into its franchise is very much a valid criticism. The problem with Discovery isn’t simply that it’s doing something new or different, but that it’s doing so at the expensive of the series that it is very much supposed to be a part of. There’s the concept for a work to best…

Better than watery tarts distributing swords.

yes, i agree with you— i got your point and that is why i gave you a star (twice); as for the rest, i have already made my case. it will be interesting to look on the current era in 40 years and have someone say, “well, you have to understand, ___ was not as frowned upon back then as it is now.” because rest assured…

When are old white American males with money and power GONNA GET A BREAK, dammit...?

You’re talking about a “roll call”, and I kind of miss those too. There’s nothing like watching Night Court and seeing a freeze frame of John Laroquette smiling back at me.

the Scooby-Doo knockoff pet dog

True Blood. One minute thirty seconds of perfect Southern Gothic mood, imagery, and music, usually followed by an hour of what felt like watching a burning dumpster full of Anne Rice novels.

Be more like the Jesus Lizard. They suck, but they kick ass.

The last time I saw someone that young playing a doctor on TV she got scratched at a boat party and turned into an medical examiner/detective zombie.

I love that episode where Gibbs has big plans for the summer but ends up teaching an English class for a bunch of wacky misfit teens. Also he has a cool dog and Kirstie Alley guest stars.

If they wanted to be truly progressive that would have taken the extra step to cast an Asian woman in the role, like Emma Stone...