“No, if he’s attracted to both men and women then he’s bi. Who you do ain’t no thang.”

If you’ve never had an experience, you *cannot* say that you prefer that experience. Period. Take it from someone who’s tried just about everything, in order to figure out what I wanted.

That’s the thing: Star Trek is supposed to be an idealized utopia, where gender /transgender discrimination already isn’t an issue and hasn’t been for centuries. It makes it hard to address the issue directly- because why would anybody talk about it?

This video didn’t do the guy any good. He pulled up into the crowd when it was in full force. He got impatient and tried to push his way through, no one was banging on his window or car until after he pulled into the crowd and started honking.

Then he shouldn’t be driving. Not everyone was meant to be a driver, it’s a privilege, not a right.

I’d have rather had bi Bobby than gay, but I remember rumours of him being gay from as far back as the early 2000s. I wish I could find the super-old sites, 15 years ago, with the arguments back then, but I suspect they were on geocities or something similar and are lost to the mists of time.

Keep telling yourself that, man.

Well, you kind of do when they’re fictional characters, because if you didn’t then Bobby would be straight. :) To be honest, this does feel a bit like bi erasure to me—all those relationships Bobby had with women “don’t count”, they’re just beards, et cetera. I’m aware that there are plenty of gay men out there that…

Yeah, him being bi makes more sense to me. Plus, it would be nice to see a real prominent bisexual character in a comic.

Sexuality may not be black and white, but the way they’re handling Iceman’s sexuality is. That’s what I don’t like about it. If he’s had sex with both men and women then he’s bi — and he should tell his younger self that.

We tried X-Files without Mulder and Scully.

Damn, their marketing team is killing it. Killing. It.

Since The Squaw was remade in 1918, four years after the first one was made, I’d say that no one here remembers when they did that.

Okay, I’m going to be entirely blunt here. This is INCREDIBLY STUPID. Not because of the idea of a female vampire hunter, oh no, I’ve watched through all of Buffy at least twice. No, the incredibly stupid part is the name, and here are the reasons why.

Four TV series, ten movies, NASA naming the Space Shuttle Enterprise and 50 years of being part of pop culture, but you think Star Trek didn’t reach the mainstream until the reboot movies? Seriously?

I’m pretty sure Rick Berman, Jeri Taylor, Brannon Braga, Ronald D. Moore, Manny Coto, and many others are all still alive.

Yeah, what a mess they made, turning a character driven, black and white indie comic into one of the hottest properties on television, with the creator’s full blessing and involvement, no less. Those jerks.

You know what? NO. As an adult, Xmas presents mostly suck. As an adult, Thanksgiving kind of sucks because you can’t pig out anymore without guilt (and maybe also heartburn and what have you). As an adult Halloween sucks because you don’t get to go get a bag of free candy like you used to, and if you do, it’s the same…

They don’t leave Alexandria. There’s even a time skip where they’ve built up trade routes with the other nearby towns and keep the areas clear with patrols. And they’ve only twice found a safe place they had to leave. Maybe learn what you’re talking about, kiddo?

We have no other shows like this besides the excellent spinoff. Most shows are incredibly dumb stuff that has been done over and over, so acting like TWD is played out is just trolling, or you’re very very stupid.