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"Cocaine's a hell of a drug"

Yeah, this season was uneven to say the least. It had a lot of great moments: Varrick, Asami, Nuktuk, Tenzin's family and even the twins were entertaining enough. But the poorly structured overall plot and mishandled main characters really hurts it: Korra is downright obnoxious at points in this sea...

When I first saw Clint Howard I was like "Oh, so the showrunners have finally given up and this is officially a farce now, isn't it?!".

But Chuck, Lorca HAS to be the real bad guy because he was paraphrasing Trump. Also, the episode didn't really tell us how exactly the Discovery crew were using the spores the RIGHT way and Lorca wanted to use it the WRONG way. (because he wanted to use more of it at once?) Even the Light Side and D...

Yeah, at this point in the show the mushrooms basically become 'The Force'. (midichlorians or whatever) They can zap you around the universe, allow you to communicate across the multiverse and I think in the next episode they show that they allow you to also speak to dead people. The only thing tha...

Yeah, at this point in the show the mushrooms basically become 'The Force'. (midichlorians or whatever) They can zap you around the universe, allow you to communicate across the multiverse and I think in the next episode they show that they allow you to also speak to dead people. The only thing that...

To expand on Chuck's point, yeah, this show really fails to have the audience be engaged with its characters. The ship constantly feels empty and even the recurring supporting characters barely register (I can't even remember the name of that redhead pilot with the cyborg eye that keeps showing up t...

I literally had to stop the Fucking episode in the middle and laugh my fucking ass off when the fucking computer said that the most notable fucking characteristics in Jonathan Fucking Archer are "Intelligence", "Compassion" and fucking "Tactical Brilliance".

This Fucking show, I tell yah.

I really have no idea how Saru's "Bovine-sense" works. Michael being near him sets it off because she's a potential threat to him but the tardigrade isn't? Does that mean he doesn't even need to antagonize Michael for her to maul him? Or does that mean he needs to be aware of the threat for it to s...

I am the last person to defend ST:Dis and some of the choices made in that series but at least I managed sit through the entire season (maybe it was the brand recognition or the pretty special effects) Unlike The Orville where I gave up after watching one episode. Yeah, I know you're supposed to giv...