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Yeah. It really felt like they smooshed two seasons together.

The thing that really annoyed me about Spike was, he got a soul, and he went crazy, and all these radical changes happened to his character while so many other things were going on. We didn't get to see what either of those things meant before he was thrust into the full-throttle of a new context.

I'm going to say yes because overall it's going to be better but I have some very mixed feelings about how well I'd fit in given that I have depression and social anxiety, considering how the Enterprise crew treated Barclay at first. Even in the twenty-fourth century, no one has heard of anxiety di...

Yeah, usually his type only screw with the timeline like that to create a massive quantum thingy with the paradox energy, which wasn't going to happen here.

Frell yes! I'd rather get the salt sucked out of me or be decapitated by klingons than die one of the multifarious lingering deaths that await the poor in our society. A post-scarcity economy, where I can like...focus on my writing without worrying how I will pay the rent each month and hating mysel...

...my big problem with I, Robot is that...the primary protagonist and PoV character is not a robot.

Like, I understand adaptation license, but really?

You had ONE JOB.

Angel is a grown-ass man, was a grown-ass man when he was turned, and boinked an underage girl who he had been covertly stalking since she was 14.
How does this even qualify as a romance?

Alright, that makes sense.

Still always found him annoying and unengaging as a character.

The romances in Buffy were driven by the whim of the Whedon and the force of his great contrivances. Angel wouldn't have had a place at all if Whedon wasn't so infatuated with this man who has the acting range of a lump of suet. To quote our esteemed sfdebris, "His nipples must taste like candy, it'...

I may be in the minority here, but...I didn't like Bester as a villain. It seemed like they were always giving him a new backstory for being evil, and I didn't understand why they didn't just shoot him in the leg as soon as he came on the station on general principles. He seems evil in a smug snake ...