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The writers are self inserting themselves. All those quirky, awkward, super secretly special characters are them.
I think it’s more of them wanting a cast full of Spocks, Worfs, and Datas. Everyone is an exotic character.
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A lot of shows give the first episode free.
Paramount has been doing it for years, especially with the Star Trek shows.

It's not a case of "it's so bad we have to give it away on YouTube." It's Paramount thinking that the first episode is good enough to draw in subscribers. They did the same with the Strange New Worlds premiere, then followed up by putting the first season on YouTube to get people to subscribe for the second and third seasons.
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It was an ensemble cast and the actor/actress closest to a “star” at the time was Liv Tyler. She got a couple million, but none of the other main actors were anything other than B and C list character actors, if that.
This is such an odd take. In no universe was Liv Tyler ever an A List star. If Ian McKellen is B List, Tyler would be a C at best. Though she did have that one title role in Jersey Girl.
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Astin's biggest claim to fame was his family name. Guy really hasn't done anything before or after LOTR.
Keep on Trollin'

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Except for the fact that Jem’Hadar aren’t able to reproduce.
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I still prefer the style of SNW.
I prefer the tech of SNW's era. There's so much shite* going on with the shows set in Academy's timeline that it's a huge distraction. The Giamatti hologram conversation on board the Athena was a bit much. You miss one note of dialogue and you're wondering why the episode's villain is suddenly on the bridge.

*flying robots, holographic touch screens, etc.

The more that I think about it, as much as SNW's writers bend the original series bible, the restraints of technology from that era keep it from going into the absurd.
We'll stay for a second episode. Didn't have time to watch it with the first.

The Doctor and his protégé are probably the best things going on this series. Expanding his role so that he's the Data of this series was a wise choice.

Giamatti as Khan/Mudd/Beetlejuice is gold.

Hunter is passable as the Captain, but her curling up in the Captain's chair like Jiminy Glick is extremely annoying.

Other than the painfully slow opening storyline, my main beefs are with the relentless subverting of expectations and so many main characters being unique. The first this, the only that, the sensitive and scientific Klingon and the Klingon/Jem'Hadar with the wry sense of humor. Seems like the writers are padding their choices in case they get more than one season.

I'd complain about the cadets having to save the ship on the first trip out, but that was a given from the start.

And I should probably hate the main cadet character but he's the most traditional Star Trek personality on the ship. Stands up for his friends, cuts corners, a young Kirk.

re: I will CRUSH you!!!

Posted by Fewer Kilometers on 1/16/26 at 9:20 am to
A reminder that Victor murdered Zira and brought about the death of Cornelius, causing the rise of the apes and the demise of the human race.

Put it on his participation trophy shelf next to his Soccer Peace Prize and his World’s Best President coffee mug.
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Well at least Ben Grimm is in the trailer, I guess.
The biggest plus in that trailer is that Ben doesn't have that ridiculous beard from the last FF movie.
We'll give it a try. We stuck with Discovery too long and ended up coming back to Picard for the famous third season after passing on season two.
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Folks in our country look up to these people



Just let that soak in
There's no big Todd Bridges following. No one here even knew he was married. The only reason that this is "news" is because the trans wife angle results in clicks.

Just join in the feeding frenzy with everyone else here. No need to pretend that Todd Bridges was some national social barometer.

re: Golden Globes tonight

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we tried telling you golden globe fans. Should have kept out politics and stop watering down the nominees with diversity and woke
When they have the Straight White Male Awards, I’m sure the ratings will go through the roof.

re: Golden Globes tonight

Posted by Fewer Kilometers on 1/14/26 at 5:11 pm to
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no watches this garbage. They did it to themselves.
Still surprised it got that many viewers.
It offends you that this exists? You went out of your way to find a link and post about a show that you would never watch?
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I think Thunderbolts will be in there as well.
You're right. I was including them with Steve's Avengers team since they're mostly a mix of Captain America/Black Widow characters.
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Seems to like with the belief that there will be four separate teams. One led by Steve, one led by Thor, the X Men, and Namor, Shuri, M'Baku, and Ben.
• Steve
• Thor
• Xavier/Magneto
• Reed Richards

Namor made his Silver Age return in FF, Black Panther and Wakanda were introduced in the FF.

If they are going with teams, I'd guess:
• Steve: Avengers
• Thor: Guardians, Captain Marvel, assorted aliens
• Xavier/Magneto: Mutants
• Reed: FF/Wakanda/Atlanteans

Not sure where the mystics like Strange and Wanda will fit in.
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Most of it is fabricated by the media.

So you're all about the facts.
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He has also received the most votes of any president in the history of our country, so most people actually like him.
:lol: Even FOX News disputes this.
My list of suggested comic book related documentaries:

Comic Book Confidential: A time capsule of comic history as of the late 80's, with interviews of now deceased masters and the indie artists who created underground comics.

Crumb: Award winning insight on Robert Crumb and his bizarre brothers. A deep dive in a self-proclaimed weirdo genius artist.

Dave Stevens: Drawn to Perfection: Deep dive into the perfectionist artist who created The Rocketeer and brought Bettie Page back into pop culture.

Mike Mignola: Drawing Monsters: A refreshing doc about a non-tortured artist who brought the tortured Hellboy to life. A well done documentary with no added fluff.

Selling Superman: An obsessed collector leaves his hoarder filled home full of comics to his wife and sons, the eldest brother sets out to sort and sell a massive collection that includes millions of dollars in comics, including Batman #1 and Superman #1. A lot of emotion as he deals with this massive gift from a neglectful father.

Drew Friedman: Vermeer of the Borscht Belt: Celebrity favorite Drew Friedman discusses his art, his obsession with old Jewish comedians, and his life as the son of a famous writer. His good friend Gilbert Godfried steals the show.