Star Wars and Star Trek cannot prosper at the same time since the 80s. As one flourishes, the other must starve.

CD Projekt Red makes the Witcher games and Cyberpunk 2077 was kind of a huge fiasco for them, thus no Sapowski is likely not keeping them in the loop on new developments in the series.

Plus I can’t imagine L’Affaire Du Cyberpunk has helped matters either

Plus I can’t imagine L’Affaire Du Cyberpunk has helped matters either

Pro-labor laws? In AMERICA?

This episode really makes Maria Hill’s death in episode one feel like a mistake, as even having one ally doing reliable human-stakes spycraft would have been a welcome balance.

This Skrull was involved in an incredibly visible and highly publicized attack on the president and you’re telling me that an actual spy agency hasn’t come through and picked up his freaky green alien body? What? How? This is so dumb. This is the most handwavey of plot points and I cannot fucking stand it.

Don’t forget the CONSTANT repetition of the musical cue “Nothing is at it seems” like YES THANK YOU I KNOW SKULLDUGGERY IS AFOOT I HAVE SEEN A FICTION BEFORE

Simpsons did it

The local fox affiliate at least had TNG on at a decent hour, 7 or 8pm, which was just enough time to get my homework done after getting home from school (or leaving it to do after because fuck you I need my space hijinks to get enough serotonin to do the thing)

For a time.

When I used to live in Roanoke (twas a dark time) the local ABC affiliate used to air new first run DS9 episodes at 11:30pm on sat and that’s pretty much the only way I knew how to see it so that’s how I caught the last 3-4 seasons.

Nobody asked you, Brenda

I’d argue she was absolutely a co-lead in The Favourite

That’s fair, and it’s still a very intense form of horseshit either way,though my understanding is in some cases, like Pantheon, they did it so they could write off the loss

You say that like AMC didn’t set the entire COMPLETED second season of Pantheon on fire rather than release it so they could write off the loss

It was gooey, melty, unhealthy, cheesy fanservice and god help me I LOVED IT. Not just the character work (though the number of beautiful fanservice moments with the cast was just pure endorphins, esp seeing it in a crowd at an Imax showing) but the little touches, like the front of the saucer of the D still being…

“I say this not just tongue-in-cheek: Picard and Geordi bemoaning the potential loss of Data would hit home a lot harder if the character hadn’t already died and been revived a few times already. At this point, it doesn’t seem like it would be all that hard to upload his consciousness to an external drive and…

I mean, we DID reach a peace with the founders. I don’t think it’s terribly surprising at least some of them would reject that, esp given how many thousands of years they spent presenting themselves as gods to the other races they subjugated.

I mean, Picard Season 3 drops in Feb so all is not lost