So did Set macfarlane, it’s called “The Orville” and it’s amazing

Star Trek Origins: The Birth of Khan

Dad?

I really liked that game and got to 100%, but damn the frame drops. Did the devs ever fix that? It was excruciating anytime you took the hover bike anywhere

And yet Prodigy handled him wonderfully!

But yeah, not sure lightning strikes twice, especially with the live action track record

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has been the foremost practitioner of the “call them weird” campaign strategy, but Harris has deployed it as well. It resonates with normal people, who just want to live their lives and keep the government out of their underwear and have Thanksgiving dinner without their weird uncle starting some weird fight about some weird Fox News talking head who is still obsessed about finishing fifth in a college swim meet many years ago.

Nailed it

Probably for 2 reasons:

1. quote “all politicians are corrupt and criminal” so this tactic doesn’t land (look at the dem senator from NJ)

2. few people know convicted felons but they do know “old and weird” people, so they can better draw personal parallels

Sounds like he had dinner with the late, great Hannibal Lecter!

With a cameo appearance by Fry’s (brain) worms from futurama!

Star Trek: Upper Decker

Cool, save a seat for Hannibal Lecter!

I’m Commander Shepard and this is my favorite store on the Citadel at Starfleet Academy!

Thank you! These are always fantastic. Please keep them up!

Finished season 2 yesterday: wow! Hands down the best run of trek we’ve had in 25 years. Hope Netflix bites on another season or 3

I’ve had it up to here with these missing wigs!

I…have had…enough…of YOU!!

Yeah, oof indeed

Ass:The Final Frontier

Pretty gutted at this news, but as others have pointed out, this move may cement LD as a classic without outstaying their welcome. And hopefully there is a desire for more animated Trek now

Enjoyed his interview on Jimmy Kimmel. He reenacts his death scene and frankly it’s quite better

Interesting, thanks!

I haven’t watched Discovery past episode 6 or 7 of season 1 (after the klingon sex scene, I tapped out) . I take it they’re 1000 years in the future now, and that’s when this series takes place?

If so, oof, it will be hard to identify with a millenium of progress, unless they pull a Futurama and have everything rebuilt a few hundred years in (after the second coming of Jesus of course). Why not go back to the Harve Bennett-era academy series for inspiration? Or set it after Nemesis?

The only redeeming grace for me so far is having Tawny Newsome (or is it Trondy Newman?) in the writers room. She is an absolute delight