Fighters and bombers kill ships at sea because the cannons, missiles and AA guns have limited accuracy/range. The Enterprise from the Kirk era onward have no such issues and would mop the floor with Imperial garbage that couldn't hit the broadside of a barn.

I always thought the Falcon was the type of ship to hide a still.

The closest thing to the Falcon in trek in size, function and capability would probably be the Maquis Raider.

I always imagined him having one half empty good bottle and a crap load of rotgut.

I'd still pick the Defiant over the Falcon. It has more quarters, replicators, a cloak and transporters. The Tantive IV would have been nice to live in though, aside from the whole Vader killing almost everyone inside thing.

This comparison is like asking whether you would rather be on a aircraft carrier or a fishing boat smuggling cocaine.

Bacon's too expensive nowadays. Good thing chicken skin is still cheap.

Wasn't he at the PC frat party?

Cripple fight!

It's been a long time since I've seen a blade runner reference.

I guess I didn't miss much after the end of the "Thanos Imperative." It ended so well that I figured it would have just been downhill from there. That Abnett and Lanning left to do their own things didn't help.

It actually felt like they were building something instead of just continually trashing everything. That they didn't shy away from having powerful characters actually use their powers was the best.

Marvel has been bad at remembering continuity for over a decade now. It really is a shame since the Annihilation stuff was one the best series they put out and pretty much the last set of cross over events I gave a rat's ass about.

Barbrady was actually an especially tragic case since he did a job that no one else originally wanted for the right reasons even though he did not have the qualifications.

People love their pets, even if they are sick and old.

Barbrady getting fired in the beginning was the right call. Everyone in town knew that he was never a very competent cop. That said, dragging him back and firing him again because of Randy's stupidity was oddly predictable.

A- seems high to me. This episode had a lot of interesting concepts but it felt like it flowed poorly. The cutaways to the boys playing ninja felt distractingly long.

As much as people can sympathize with Barbrady getting fired, you have to admit, he wasn't exactly a model cop. He got better later as in he was just mostly mildly incompetent but even then, he wasn't ever really suited for the job. Then again, he was better than the rest of South Park PD since he actually cared…

Can it be an opera? I always wanted to see a full length version of "Le Wrath di Khan."

That applies to all Parker's future relationships now. At least with MJ around, there is a strong illusion of a chance for a rebound. What is the point of him dating if the best his girlfriend can hope for is not to become the next Gwen Stacy?