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Spock commanded the Enterprise as a training ship for a while and Sulu had a ship but I know of no other ships any of the other captains commanded.

Lots of people in TOS went on to hold the rank of captain. Doesn't mean everyone with that rank commands a ship.

The finale has had by far the most egregious hologram chair sitting in the entire season!!

I don't know if I already said this but I know in the original series Al would adjust the image to make him appear to rise up and walk on water or something. So if she was sitting on the shuttle she was probably just sitting on the floor. I don't know how the stands might have been addressed

We can use this as a place to help each other identify our homeless accessories. Here's where we can start. I suspect it's GI Joe or Star Wars

Well Ian was "sitting" in the copilot seat

I can't stress enough how hard it was to come up with a concept this year when literally every dumb jive idea we had was already real if we tried to Google it

The galaxy would be a lot less mysterious if you could go anywhere within a few hours or days. They'd need to rewrite the whole premise by visiting other galaxies

Man I don't think that ship's going anywhere.

Well at least we know why the "updated" changlings looks like fleshbags now.

Alright so I was able to get my map. They did something terrible though and I don't know if it's the theater or the studio or what, but they had this THING BEFORE the movie that was one of those media sit down things where the cast is on a panel talking about what they loved most about the...

I just don't see it as fan service. The museum ships, sure. But the overall evolution of the characters existing and still having stories to be told? No way. These are people that have grown and developed over time. They aren't the same people they were all those years ago. That's something...

I keep reading elsewhere how people seem very disappointed with this season but I think it's great. Every episode is paced out like a ttrpg adventure.

It was a bit jarring at first but I just rationalize it as a summer growth spurt. The season has been really great so far and I didn't particularly care much for Jon anyway aside from being a compliment to Jordan.

There's a few wonky plot elements that don't make sense if you think too hard about them but overall it does a great job hitting all the "if you know you know" notes in regards to D&D lore and there isn't a single thing I can think of that is absurdly stupid. I really didn't expect it to be that...

The movie was mostly good. I enjoyed it at any rate. There are indeed figures out for it, I saw some at Target yesterday but I have no plans to get any.

Those 3 series are fine on their own. Prodigy is the best of the bunch. SNW is good but is rather shallow in the grand scheme of things. There isn't and won't ever be any real stakes to the overall scope, though Hemmer was definitely a shocker. Lower Decks isn't bad either. It's come a long...

Hologram.... sitting... in... chair.... again.... But man, that ending. Last episode next week.