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"she's being a bitch.'' This wouldn't fly today."

How how was she raped?
What private aspect of her.person was violated by him Mastrubating to her likeness?
The worst was the dinner and.flirting with coworkers after hours as mix of work is a sin of everyone on TNG.

Galaxy's Child is a ST:TNG episode I am constantly back and forth on because it is amazingly relevant today and was pretty damn relevant back then. However, it's fairly clear the writers didn't actually get what makes the episode relevant and thought they were giving a far-far different lesson from...

The opening rant is why people HATE mystery box and serialization in some things after one or two fuck ups. For me Steven universe's characters could never be complete ever since "What is a school?" It was too isolating and improbable with the scenario and characters as presented. So when the show f...

Did like that casual gay hookup and the fact the "controlling" future arranged it did the biggest to undermine thoughts of "distopia"

Instead of embracing the social Vision that was expected nerdom has booked and actually become very indolent and even mean-spirited. Here's the thing it's not that someone's entitled to be an a****** but it's telling that once someone starts displaying a****** tendencies you start undermining the ri...

Yeah, he really should have waited to do more of it. This point in DB's story is fairly complex and people unfamiliar with the franchise would be utterly lost. Then again most were exposed through DBZ first and didn't watch the original half, so maybe it wouldn't be that hard. Still, weird place to...

Scififan wrote: ↑Tue Apr 21, 2020 3:13 am Correction: One More Pallbearer.

I think it's a broad mockery. Many tz episodes have a bomb go off talking about it as an intellectual experience is basic b word or dunning Kruger or galaxy brain of the mediocre est of order

I think a missed opportunity was for the main character to also be a 'Space Force' fan, and keep on harping about how, "This isn't how the show is, you're just sick." Without that, it seems like a meanspirited jab at Trek fans because Cole's liking of the Star Trek pastiche is quickly dismissed as ...

To me newspaper Spider-Man is Spider-Man.

As I recall his argument was that for anything you'd trust a slave with a droid would do it better and cheaper, and they rebel much less often. So now I'm thinking about this, since it's kinda an interesting question. (The presumed actual answer is "slaves are a concept almost everyone GETS, unders...