I agree with your concerns regarding Shaw’s death. And getting him “back” as an Emergency Engineering Hologram at this point would feel -- and this wouldn’t be Todd Stashwick’s fault at all -- like a half-measure.
Oh, I forgot to mention the Anton Chekov nod to Anton Yelchin was very sweet.
Q giving a final goodbye? pfsh, time isn’t linear, it’s Doctor Qho up in this bitch.
The deal with Allison Pill/Agnes Jurati is that her Borg were a second collective - they were much smaller than the main Borg Collective that we saw through TNG and Voyager and kept out of the way until the events of s2. What we saw here in s3 were the remnants of the previous Collective (hence Alice Krige, who played…
Couple things that really got to me after the first viewing (so obviously, spoilers):
I wonder if he’s delusional enough to actually lie in court and get hit with perjury charges.
Worf: “I’ll make it a threesome.”
Lindell, on the other hand, told the outlet “This will be going to court.”
Smell? You should taste them, they’re taste like sweet, sweet schadenfreude.
Why am I surprised someone managed to out-stupid Trump Jr...
Oh he’s way more stupid than you’re giving him credit for.
Ah the sweet sweet smell of conservative snowflake tears
He is a deeply, deeply stupid man.
Cast him and his son as another variant ... that’d actually be pretty cool ...
We really need arthouse monster movie as a genre, no humans, no lines, just monsters, with the occasional meaningful monster look expressing the ennui of their tragic existence. A long, mournful Godzilla roar fading into the existential blackness of the end credits scroll...
Conan O’Brien
I was really kind of excited to see the Hollow Earth after three movies of teases. And then it was just kind of a warp point between Antarctica and China. I was hoping Anguirus was down there.
I think for the last one of these, I watched it on HBO Max and fast-forwarded through any parts that did not have either Kong or Godzilla on screen.