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JMS wouldn't have hired them if he didn't think they were up to snuff.

A heart attack back in 2012, likely not helped by his long battle with mental illness. Indeed, though everyone who is back for this film is at least among characters whom they could easily bring back. Given the cast listing, I'm optimistic that this will help to fill some gaps related to the...

You're still making a lot of leaps. The MCU doesn't have to continue any threads from the Fox X-Men films. I get the feeling that what happened with the Spider-Man films, as well as what little acknowledgement of the Fox X-Men films we know is coming in the MCU, is simply because the current...

The second time this year, I've been able to say this about something from science fiction... Hello, beautiful. I've missed you.

...cite your source for this. Last I checked, the closest thing we were getting to any sort of continuation of the Fox X-Men films within the MCU was Deadpool 3.

Aside from Freezer, I think I'm just getting the Battle Masters and Weaponizers. And I'm okay with that.

The Third Age of Mankind is far from over. And that is awesome.

I debated getting it, if only to have something for my Mini-Cons to play around in. Now, however, with various Titans and the updated Micromaster bases, I don't feel bad on skipping it.

That's one thing I liked about Enterprise - up until then, we'd hardly seen any Andorians or Tellarites. Where's their representation?

Maybe. It does seem like a very deliberate word choice.

Glad that there's still some life in the last, best hope for peace.

Picard outright gave Seven a field commission at the end of Season Two. That could also be considered valid.

I'm sorry. I suck at explaining myself. Exhaustion due to overwork gives me trouble communicating.

I'd rather SNW not get spun off and remain its own thing, thanks. All the new Star Trek shows have been just that...new. They've continued on threads left behind from the old days, but they've mostly told new stories in the bargain. Kirk's crew has had their time in the sun.

I was under the impression that the Titan-A/Enterprise-G was generally a new ship, just one that reused a lot of components from the previous Luna-Class Titan.

Apparently, the Enterprise-F was already slated for decommissioning after a previous mission, and this was its last hurrah. And I think you have a point - the original NCC-1701 was definitely the longest-lasting (that we can confirm) of ships named Enterprise. The Big D got to come back from...

I assume Midnight, Pacific Standard Time.

Well, they are at Red Alert. Power to the lights might've been diverted to shields.

And I've preordered the new Armada Prime. Yes, the new one is more than twice the cost of the original...but even accounting for inflation, I think greater poseability is a fair tradeoff for higher prices.