VindictiveJudge

Fun(?) Fact - the 2x4s in the first frame wouldn’t have been visible in the original broadcast due to overscan. TVs didn’t start displaying the entire image until the 2000s. The ‘extra’ space was used for things like closed caption encoding.

Either Vic’s appearance was based on a real person, like the EMH series, or Mirror!Vic was an android. We never actually got a decent look at his wound after he was shot.

The line of stewards were kings in all but name as a hereditary monarchical position with all the duties and authority of the king. They theoretically had to give up power if a member of the royal family ever came back to claim the throne, but Aragorn wasn’t exactly chomping at the bit to do so and only took over after Denethor killed himself with his two heirs being either dead or too injured to lead. The stewards had ruled Gondor for over a thousand years and a well liked one could have easily gotten the people behind them to reject Aragorn’s claim and formally taken the title of king.

Freeman: “People use it for that?”

Ransom: “Yeah, it’s mostly that.”

I’ve got to be honest, I have astigmatism and didn’t notice the lens flairs at first because I get those IRL.

3/10 - not a statue and not on Bajor

To be fair, calling Wheatley a super computer feels like an insult to Agimus.

It was an ad lib, too. And Frakes was directing.

Possibly the only thing Shatner and Nichols ever agreed on was the importance of that shot, too.

Unless dogs live about as long as humans in the future, and they had better, it was probably one of Porthos’ descendants.

Is that what those things are for?

Fun fact - those are not Patrick Stewart’s hands.

Also because the show is about people dealing with ordinary problems that we all have, but doing absolutely insane things to solve them. The actors are just really good at comedic timing and delivery.

The war wasn’t Burnham’s fault in any way. T’Kuvma was starting a war one way or the other. Georgiou might have survived with a different first officer, though.

Well, Troi is apparently one of the best councilors in Starfleet, so…

That sentence is still valid if you drop the last four words.

Cats are also capable of having multiple fathers per litter, so even taking into account the weirdness of cat coats, you can get more diversity than you expect if another male happens to be wandering by.

That might actually be considered child abuse on Qo’noS.

The uniform change didn’t bug me as much as the other catsuits. With the entirety of the Starfleet crew getting new higher quality uniforms, the Bajoran crew really needed uniforms of equivalent quality, and Kira’s outfit still matches the style. It mostly bugs me that only Kira got a new outfit while Odo and the extras kept the lower quality ones.

Yeah, D&D humans may not be as fast, strong, or smart as the other races, but they make up for it by being really good at learning things. Depending on edition, that extra feat might be supplemented with extra skill training. If you’re going to multiclass, humans are almost always the race to do it with.