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I don't think that is really fair or looking at honest economics of running a toy company. They have polybags and $10 sets to make sure they aren't overlooking customers on the lower budget, but they're never going to accommodate "customers on the lower budget who want to get every character"...

Spice gets mentioned on a lot of shows.

Is the issue that you have to buy a $160 set when you just want Cal? You will get him cheaper on Bricklink, but maybe not too cheap. In this wave, they made several minifigs of characters that people would like, but they didn't have a set for and just stuck them as bonuses. You can view it...

I am pretty sure he has said so lately.

For me it was weird that the whole sand people thing seemed to be teaching him to be a better man, right? And he came out and said, "I've had an apostrophe. I'm a better man now. I will become a gangster." I kinda would have had him be something that looks like a better man. Like, take down...

Yeah and that is another thing. You really can't have a first year ensign as your frontrunner for First Officer just because you think she'd do alright at it.

Of course it could.

I read on a Reddit that one of the clippings he had about his daughter was dated 1983, so canonically he already had a wife or ex-wife and a daughter before Ghostbusters. It SEEMED like they were all bachelors. Venkman surely was. But I cannot remember that it ever really said so.

Well I don't ever seen anyone downstairs giving orders to Commander Stamets and he seems to be in charge of any science going on. Culber IS the CMO.

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Trevor is 18, so he was born in about 2006. That's 15 years after Ghostbuster 2. When was his mom born? Edit - Her actress was born in 1981 and actually....it might make more sense that way. That Egon was already estranged from his family when we met him.

When it first came out, I saw somewhere that the stinger sets up a sequel. I don't think it does. I think it is just a callback. Certainly it is something they could springboard. My preference would be that anything to do with StayPuft continues to be a callback and doesn't become a future...

Linus works on the bridge. Forgetting him is being obedient to the wishes of the producers.

I just got back. I had fun. I liked it. I'm not going to do spoilers for now. This is safe to read. The best part about it is that it was just episodic. It didn't feel like it needed to put a bookend on anything and it didn't feel like it needed to draw too much from what came before. It...

To complicate things, there's this: "Nilsson Lt. Nilsson (portrayed by Sara Mitich) is an operations officer on the bridge of the Discovery. Mitich portrayed Airiam in season one of the show, before that role was taken over by Hannah Cheesman for season two, while Mitich began recurring as...

Stick with me just a second while I am pedantic. It looks like a nice day and there will be wind and my daughter has been wanting to fly a kite she won at a party. I played "The Kite" from "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" on Alexa and the recording they chose was Anthony Rapp. His character...

Different people have different amounts of money and it can be crass to talk about it at times, but I will say that would be a lot of money to get in that way.

I often see toylines, especially LEGO, leading way ahead of the movie. I guess that it can be a win/win. The toys sell because people feel like they get their first taste of the movie and it helps the movie to start rolling momentum.

Lego stopped making trans-neon green a few years ago.

I think I would resent several things about Season 2 if I allowed myself to think about Season 2. For some reason, it makes me think of Zack Snyder when I watch something that was in general pretty bad, but had a few really nice moments. Zack Snyder earned it, of course, but Star Trek 5 did it...