Garak was a pretty bad dude, but I’m pretty sure most Trekkies would be ecstatic if they announced Star Trek: A Simple Tailor.

We don’t, but he was originally attached to the project.

no Shazad Latif as Voq/Ash Tyler aka K’Lem Fandango?

I mean, Chopper is clearly the star of Rebels.

Seconded on Moon Knight. Will say that SNW's thread with Pike really involves watching Discovery s2.

Yup, bad timing on that question.

What’s the last Marvel product you consumed that didn’t require you to have watched other movies or TV shows, or read certain comics, to fully make sense?

Worf wasn’t DS9's Chief of Security. Odo was. Worf was DS9's strategic operation officer, hence his shift to a red uniform after wearing gold for most of TNGs run (with the main exception being when he wore red before Yar’s death and taking her position).

So is “shit” just not counted as a swear now? Because Falcon and the Winter Soldier had plenty of people saying it.

Why does this site keep behaving as though the Marvel Netflix characters aren’t in the MCU? They are. They were advertised as such, and the shows reference events from the movies. So was Agents of Shield.  And so on.

Seeing as how Marvel has published both “Mature Readers” and general audience comics featuring the same characters, I don’t see why this is a big deal.

Y’know, I WANT full episodes of adventures with the old guard, but I’ll absolutely take snippets like this. It’s nice to know everyone’s doing okay...

It was bad - and also pretty funny. Also, considering that our real world got a Spider-Man musical, it’s not surprising that the Avengers would get one in the MCU. As I’ve seen pointed out, a Paul Rudd audience cameo would have made it perfect “I wasn’t even there!”.

These comments youre all making are hilarious. It shows that youre all exactly the people they are talking about. It's funny how they hit it on the mark so well and it's become a moment to remember in the MCU now.

As many have pointed out, it takes just about as much work to make a bad movie as it does to make a good one. Same goes for a Broadway musical, but I loved “I Can Do This All Day”. It’s not that I want to see a musical version of Avengers, but the number was a clever little satire all its own on how “real-life” events…

It was cringe-worthy. I loved it!

I Kinda like it,it sticks in your head.

Fuck all police everywhere throughout all space and time.

I think the problem was that the Netflix shows weren’t compelling for multiple seasons. They were compelling for about half a season.