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Leo Sullivan, storyboard artist on season 3 of Transformers, has passed away at 82.

Happy First Contact Day!

Uhura was captain of the Leondegrance, notable as the first ship that cadet Jean-Luc Picard served on.

Happy Passover to those who celebrate.

I'm holding out for Captain Jae, paying off 33 years of character setup.

Well, if this is a replacement for Star Trek: Epic, expect these students to encounter universe-ending crises at least once a season. More to the point, DSC establishes that the Federation still exists as far ahead as the 32nd century. If anything, from a historical perspective, that's...

And it won't matter a whit because GOP cultists don't consider themselves part of "the masses."

Hey, anybody remember Freaks and Geeks?

It occurs to me that the thing I love about Picard this season is that it's making me imagine a USS Titan series featuring Shaw, Seven, Sydney, and Jack (and the rest of the Titan crew), with the TNG cast relegated to occasional guest appearances for the "big" episodes.

To be fair, plans don't tend to survive contact with the enemy (especially if the enemy is predatory megafauna). It'd suck to end up needing an autocannon and not have it.

True, though we saw the Stargazer being recovered on-screen in "The Battle."

Regarding Voyager, note that Voyager's return would've been before Jack was born; regardless of timeline weirdness (this show can't possibly be in 2401 as claimed) Jack was canonically only conceived after Nemesis, which included this scene:

"Human bits removed during post-production" is how most movies are made, really.

Heh. "You will grow into this." Lady, I have some bad news about Grogu's species. Note that the Armourer never seems to actually attach the pieces she creates, she just kinda "sticks" them in place and they stay through the magic of cinema. Maybe that integrated tech is some kind of magnetic...

For those who missed the NX-01:

Which is not an illogical spot for Minerva. 🙃

I've seen speculation reversing that; that Lore (or something derived from him) is the one in control of Daystrom station, and Worf and Raffi have just acquired a program specifically-designed to defeat Soong-type androids: Dr. Moriarty.

Beast Machines is one of the lines where I'd actually want the RED series to cover it. The Vehicons are one thing, but no physical toy will ever be able to capture the transmorphing of the Maximals (and given the plot, I kinda see show-accuracy as important here; the Maximals were something...