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There were a bunch of sci-fantasy cartoons in the early 80s, of which He-Man was just one. Personally, I was a big fan of Galtar.

The crossover the world has been waiting for:

"If I hate the headline I'll make up a headline and I'll say anything I haf' ta."

Klingons have a proverb about listening when a hated enemy and a trusted ally tell you the same thing.

Happy Birthday!

I'll chime in to suggest the Imperial Radch trilogy by Ann Leckie, about a ship's AI trapped in a human body, seeking vengeance for her murdered crew.

Optimus died so that Duke could live.

There were mods out there for X-Wing Alliance too, with some clever hacks to mimic their specs (the Shadow fighter had like ten fire-linked lasers on one hardpoint to mimic how powerful their guns were supposed to be).

IIRC Season 3 was supposed to be in 2403 or something (to justify Jack's age, Picard's second retirement, Seven being aboard Titan rather than Stargazer, etc), but then someone decided to awkwardly shoehorn it into 2401 to line Frontier Day up with the first episode of Enterprise. The big...

A thought regarding Seven: we've seen that there are three ways to get into Starfleet. 1) Go to Starfleet Academy. This is the path most officers take, though the problem is that the Academy only accepts the best and the brightest (as we saw with Wesley; most candidates have to apply multiple...

And when you say "old," what time-frame are we talking here? And what country was it airing in (and was it dubbed)?

Nice.

Legacy Bulkhead as Jhiaxus would be quite a feat.

Hasbro's distribution has always been crap; if EarthSpark has any problems it's because streaming dumps kill any show's buzz (because everybody watches it on a different schedule, so no one can talk about it until they're finished the whole season/part/arc, at which time they see that no one...

Ah. I've never actually seen any EarthSpark toys in person, being in Canada, so I don't know what's on the packaging. Any idea on how they'll look?