My office mate is listening to Rockin' in the Free World right now and this was weird.

Well, the choice was made before King Arthur. And there's absolutely no precedent for Disney suddenly swapping out directors without warning so I guess we're stuck with this Guy.

MYOOSICAL GUEST HYUUUU TOOOOO

There's a superior alternate universe out there where Oded Fehr was cast as Doctor Strange.

However, learning that Naveen Andrews played him in Once Upon A Time ranks up there with Alexander Siddig being cast as Ra's al Ghul on Gotham in the pantheon of "best casting on worst show"

Sure, cast the foreign guy as the villain. So predictable, Hollywood!

Also, like you might unexpectedly run into Paul McCartney there.

Too much!

'round here, that's when you go to Krispy Kreme.

Souplantation. Where you'll be a slave to flavor!

I mean, if we're committed to doing stupid things, it's a safe bet to emulate Bostonians.

We need to get Mike Mitchell's take on this before we can really discuss it.

Noah Webster would approve.

I wouldn't put it past DC making this a real thing.

I regrettably agree. I wish they'd just done this in the Kelvin-verse to begin with. I have no particular ill will toward the Abrams movies, but at least all of this would make more sense and mitigate my growing ill will toward this series.

You're not Rappin' Jake Sisko

You mean Sybok, nah he's fine. Nothing wrong with Sybok.

Hold up is this a true fact of Dikachu?

Humans also transliterate it as "Cronos" or "Kronos", however, much like transliteration of Arabic or Chinese, it's imperfect and accommodations need to be made when using the ridiculously small options you have with Latin characters.

That explained why they lost their ridges. So now we are dealing with a timeline where Klingons didn't originally have ridges, then they did, then they didn't, then they did.