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Money was still in use as late as TOS in the classic timeline. It's only in the newer series that the 22nd century is identical to the late 23rd.

As much as I love Sky-Byte, I had to give my vote to T-Ai, because, let's face it, when is she ever gonna be eligible for anything again?

Technically, all we know is that there was a fire. It was never stated exactly where the fire was, only that Robert and René were present. The fandom (and tie-in writers) have long assumed that the fire was at the Chateau, but that is not stated in Generations itself.

"To each according to their need/desire" seems to be the guiding principle here. Peoples' needs naturally change over time, so there'd still be a housing market, it just wouldn't require tens of thousands of dollars per month in rent to live in a bachelor's apartment in Toronto. :cautious...

Behind-the-scenes crew(*) have their own union, IATSE, who support the strike. (* Except for CGI artists, which is why so many productions these days rely on cheap CGI made by a PA on a laptop rather than well-made practical effects that they'd actually have to pay for.)

I take them all as Junkions who think they're ready to blend in on Earth. We just need a Prowl or an Ultra Magnus who can do a facepalm.

So, just leave an empty space in the display. For that matter, get any black Titan Master toy and have them carry their disconnected head.

Chiming in (as a[n uninvolved] writer) to clarify: Bay wasn't "forced" to do anything; he chose to be a scab. He could equally have chosen to halt production, as many other productions did because they valued their writers.

My preferred take is that Functionism is an old enough belief system that it predates the era of Cybertronians being able to reformat. For that matter, when the technology did develop, it was probably treated the same way modern humans view gender reassignment (or plastic surgery to reshape...

Surely you mean Target: 2006.

I mean, there's no guarantee that Thrawn and Ezra are actually going to make it back to the GFFA. Having the whole plot roadtrip to another galaxy would be a very convenient way to just skip over the whole Sequel Mess. Maybe they coincidentally get back just after the First Order collapses. The...

Y'know, if not for the name recognition (and the fan expectations stemming from it), Cheetor & Rhinox work fine for what they are, which is essentially toy-only characters making a cameo appearance. Like, if you'd just search-and-replaced the movie Maximals with, I dunno, B'Boom, Sonar, Ramulus...

Enterprise canonized it, but it was an established bit of fanon dating back to the 60s. As far as I can tell it was James Blish's idea, and Roddenberry himself supported it.

Vulcan's primary is specifically 40 Eridani A (as opposed to 40 Eridani B and C). So Kirkov seems to be around Eridani B, making it fairly close to Vulcan but still remote enough that nobody bothers going there.

We see in Lower Decks that the Vulcan High Command has its own ships even in the 24th Century. That's where T'Lyn comes from.