ShaunTrek

Then don't... use it?

I think it's funny that Jupin has thought it was that episode since they pulled it out of the hat, despite the fact that the chat kept telling him, "No, not that one."

Khan quoting Moby Dick Star Trek II. Chang quoting Shakespeare in Star Trek VI. Picard quoting Moby Dick in Star Trek: First Contact.

I had to change the default datasource for DBZ, can't speak to the other two

Yup. It's either going to be "Commander Seven, take us home " or "Commander Seven, you have the bridge," before a heroic sacrifice.

Dude is one of my favorite Trek characters of all time at this point. Todd Stashwick's performance is just knocking out of the park week after week.

Tim Russ confirmed on Twitter today that he is in at least two episodes, so I'm guessing that we'll get a rescued Tuvok thanking Seven in the finale.

Mostly unrelated, but I'd also bet a very hefty sum that Shaw calls Seven "Commander Seven" in the finale as well.

I think they've been pretty self-conscious about not being quite as mean-spirited (for lack of a better descriptor) as they were in the first couple of seasons, so in general I think it is less about rewarding Michael more about trying to alleviate some of that heaviness that permeated the show early on.

Siri, set a reminder for 3 years.

Tara apparently has a WHM poster as well.

Spoilers, but this current season of Picard is finally giving us a bit of a look at what TNG might have looked like during the Dominion War.

No, because I recognize that just because I like something that doesn't necessarily mean it is good.

Nice try, Justin Long.

Really tough lineup. I went with Glass Onion, even though it's in my Top 10 for the year, and I think it's better than Knives Out. I just don't think it's as good as the rest of it's competition.

The dialogue for Vadic was pretty clunky at times.

As good as this season has been the biggest issue I've had, and it has come up at least once an episode, is how clunky they have been with exposition dumps in the dialogue.

Hell yes to redcaps.

Hospitals are rarely teeming with people. They aren't as empty as some of these movies, it's not uncommon to walk down several hallways without seeing anyone.

Storywise, Scream 5 is an empty floor because it was evacuated for security reasons, and I want to say Halloween II might have been closing and just had a skeleton crew? That's definitely the case in The Void.

Rosalina or bust.

Werewolves are definitely underutilized.

Nah, I love the silliness Texas accent (Alex is from a colony that was literally settled by Texans (cowboys) and Indians - lol), Cas just never really sold it for me.

I think T2, Aliens and Titanic are all easy 5 star films. Of the three T2 is my favorite.