I feel the same way about people who use “cringe” as an adjective.

I think Franco’s performance deserves more credit than it gets, too.

Yeah, the third one takes the basic plot of the original, switches the Marty and Doc roles, and generally has a good time. I love it.

Emmanuel Acho kept saying he’s “sitting in” for Chris Harrison, which makes it sound like his departure is temporary?

I was blown away. It seems very unnecessary...but the results are great.

I wouldn’t call it a rule, but the British-ness is so baked into the show, I would consider it essential.

Unless something has changed, he’s still staying on as a writer, even though he stepped down as showrunner.

If I understand correctly, this is the journal that is not publishing the article this month, not the online one that published it last year.

There’s not enough information to be certain, but there’s no guarantee that the “online journal” in question had a peer review process.

It’s always a good idea to minimize contact with The Discourse.

It’s her second cup.

I personally prefer Clark’s knowledge of Krypton to be as minimal as possible, so I’m with you there. I understand that the potential story hooks are simply too tempting, though.

notes that it’s possible that someone at Starfleet Command is protecting the organization.

Sloan flat-out said they were a branch of Starfleet Intelligence, albeit an “off the books one.”

Since the two-parter on this past season of Discovery, I’ve been wondering if the actual premise is Geogiou setting out to dismantle S31.

They were always a legitimate government institution seen by necessary as the Starfleet brass - they were protected by Starfleet command in their very first appearance, and it was bolstered by Admiral Ross being perfectly willing to cooperate with them when it suited him.

But tonally they may have still felt too similar to 80s sitcoms.

It was something I was aware of, but found easy to...not dismiss, exactly, but take with a grain of salt because I could never find an original source (think it was stuff she had said at conventions, and therefore there was no real paper trail).

I’m going to get sadder and sadder every time we don’t get any Agents of SHIELD cameos from these shows.

Alphonso Mackenzie confirmed, as far as I’m concerned.