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To throw in a weird element of the story, the creators seem to have somehow accidentally stumbled into a Mirror Wesley situation. Boimler was created to be the butt monkey of the show and the obnoxious boy genius esque sort of character that our plucky heroes have to drag along. Basically, tapping ...

Obscurus Lupa also made a point recently: instead of just paying lip service, this should have explored Chakotay's history with the Maquis. Was he programmed to hate there, too?

Makes me feel lucky I played with a strategy guide.

Wow, surprised this didn't descend into another Holdo debate! Good for you guys!

...Shit, just jinxed it.

I'm guessing this was a paid request. Because honestly, I think a much more fitting and hopeful story to end the year on would have been Age of Apocalypse. That was a story that was truly epic and defined a hero's journey. Heroic characters facing hopeless and impossible odds on a journey where the...

Wow, Chuck really hates Bendis.

I think there's a novel that has ressurected Rassilon be upright and noble at first, but trillennia leading the Time Lords in the Time War warped his mind.

So... wasn't there a thing about two immortals with no mortals traveling being a bad thing?

And then it ends with Clara and Aeshildr, two immortals, going off to travel being a good thing?

Honestly, the most interested I ever got into Clara was when she held the TARDIS hostage to force the Doctor to save her dead boyfriend. The idea of a companion becoming a villain, however briefly, is actually kind of compelling. The irony is that given the "it's not good for immortals to travel wit...

So, can anyone explain the significance of House of the Rising Sun? I’m not familiar with the interpretations of that song. While lyrically, it's an old American folk song usually believed to be about a young man who surrenders himself to sin and vice in a brothel ("House of the Rising Sun" is an o...