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I mean, we can't have forgotten Uwe Boll, much as we might want to....

...that first one looks familiar, something about the eyes.... Anyway, enjoy your day! Is there room for one more cake? Or perhaps a cookie?

"Forget it, Sabr.... it's Toei-G1."

"Star Wars" but the main title is in Aurebesh: This is the May.

But who can forget that classic line from the StarTV dub: "I'm Optimus Prime. I'm Japanese."

What with all the cake slice servings up top, I'm surprised that no-one has invoked the maid café phenomenon.

It's had a New '10s reboot, I believe? Mind you, so did Buffy, but the Boom! Studios 2019 comic, though spinning off and world-and-multiverse-building like crazy, would definitely be a bit too niche to warrant split threads, I think, if it came to it. The version of Sailor Moon what is on...

In Ship of the Line, Morgan Bateson reveals that small parts of the Enterprise-D's frame were integrated into the -E in various locations, as a means of commemorating the legacy....

I first came across the revelations in The Fifty-Year Mission Volume 2. Hopefully it will be able to give a fuller account as to what happened in those first three seasons, as it's been a while since I last read it myself.

There's a bit of tweaking and mix-and-matching in the character styles (the pink-haired tsundere is wearing Monika's tall black stockings, and Sayori's analogue in Sewing Club seems to have Yuri's height and... posture....) Still, it was fun watching Reddit wonder online about how much the...

They were... intimate. However, as she was not exactly in her right mind when she seduced him, he respected her wishes to neither try that again nor mention it, and if you watch Season 2's "Measure of A Man", he is clearly conflicted at being compelled to reveal those events. As Bill Shatner...

Although fans have wanted them to come back. They did in DS9 Relaunch novels, and it's offhandedly mentioned in a Shatnerverse novel that Picard and crew dealt with the first of three incursions, for whatever that's worth....

The closest we got for a TOS link was this after-the-fact LCARS file shown on the Constitution-class Defiant after its plunge through interphasic space in "In a Mirror, Darkly": As one can see, it also cemented the references to "Archer IV" given in TNG, linking it to the unnamed class M...

So, in an episode of the anime "Call of the Night", the characters play some video games. And look what one of the choices was.... Certainly, it will be a wholesome game and nothing bad will happen! 🙃

While I had no hope that the Destiny trilogy itself would be used for story material -- although I don't think it would have prevented Season 2, Seasons 1 and 3 would need a bit more finessing -- the astropolitical changes wrought in its aftermath were just too good to not have through other...

Much like TOS, Enterprise was indeed Screwed By the Network (UPN in this case rather than NBC), and its last episode "These Are the Voyages" was, like TOS' "Turnabout Intruder", not necessarily the episode one would want as a last memory of the show. It didn't help that people were talking...

But, Kirk would acknowledge that he was walking on the same path trodden by other explorers before him -- Magellan, Christopher (of the manned Saturn mission fame), Archer, Garth, Pike. Now, if you want to see tough decisions made with no body of prior knowledge and no Federation framework...

It's funny you chose that episode, as that was the result of an accidental temporal excursion. (In "Assignment: Earth" Starfleet sends Enterprise back to 1968 for temporal observation, "City on the Edge of Forever" is a discovery complicated by having to retrieve a wayward officer, and in TAS'...

This was, apparently, a byproduct of technology. From the Phoenix onwards, subspace communication ability often lagged behind advances in warp propulsion. (One of Jonathan Archer's early missions was to install relays to help mitigate this issue once speeds beyond 27c were feasible for...