Jordie:
Hey, what about if we shot this thing right into the Warp Core while running the engine at full? The results should be very interesting.
Data: ‘Takes a moment to consider how humanity works’
I find that ill-advised. But since you will do it anyway I will assist in keeping it as safe as… humanly possible.
I hope those cats are deep spayed nine.
The lower image, “Blown Away” by Steve Steigman, is one of the all-time great ad pictures, IMHO.
Enterprise during the theme song:
Hey, I liked Willow the Enterprise theme song.
(Tongue somewhat in cheek, here. I do actually like it, but I totally get why that’s the minority opinion.)
I like it too. 
I also like it. Even Kevin Pollak. (I’m not sure why he was the worst part to Mike.)
Now the Disney TV series… woof.
Edit: Oh, you meant the Enterprise theme? No, it’s god-awful.
Speaking of god-awful, I just finished the final season of Discovery and that’s how I’d describe it. And I was one of that show’s defenders.
I tried getting through the first episode of Discovery… Couldn’t!
Never watched another episode. I’ll stick with Picard 
I want to say I have seen all episodes of Star Trek. I only have (most of) one season of Prodigy left to go. Unlike that last season of Discovery, which is some of the worst Trek I have ever seen, Prodigy has had some of the best. Amazing for a kids’ show.
I still want to know what happened to the Klingons. As far as I could tell, once the show jumped to the 32nd century they disappeared. Romulans, yes, but nary a Klingon.
They went wherever Detmer and Owo went in Season 5.
I’m guessing something to do with the Black Mountain.
preview from SDCC
Well this is a surprise.
I find it somewhat amusing that Sigourney and Alan’s characters look reasonably close, despite likeness rights stuff, but Tim Allen’s character looks closer to “just some dude”.
Well it’s official, Galaxy Quest is now within Star Trek, making my previous assertion that it is, in fact, the best Trek movie all the more solid and correct. 
Two more SDCC previews!
