So the comedy It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia is about a group of friends that run an Irish pub in Philadelphia. The character Charlie Kelley throughout the 14 seasons prior has the unanaswered question: who is his father? In season 15 the gang take a trip to Ireland. We learn that Charlie can suddenly speak Irish. This is when Charlie meets his father, played by Colm Meaney.
Huh. I wonder how Kirk would handle Ensign Olly on his ship.
Unless something changed in the ~120 year in between, he can just put him in the buffer and delete the logs.
See: “ Under the Cloak of War”.
But did Arnold almost die and get severely traumatized?
Tracee, as in Junior Jay, Tracee Cocco?
Well it is a bit bizarre at first glance.
When I heard Garak and Sisko used tailoring terms to discuss illicit stuff, I didn’t realize it was contained to one episode where a member of the Romulan government is killed.
It was long after the reunion which I realized this and I feel ashamed for all times I’ve rewatched the series since.
I watched a lot of it back in the day and by like season 10 (I have no clue how long it ran) I realized it was super boring and bad. There would be jokes as lame as “dude owns a Nintendo 64”. That was the entirety of the joke.
Also there is a long running arc about a main character who is physically incapable of talking to women unless he is intoxicated (aka alcohol).
If you are gonna rope us Trekkies into this, I’ll just ask if they want a salt tablet first. Then set my phaser to kill.
Idiocracy 2, where the dumbest priest ever is sent into the future to save Catholicism.
No, and that is based on the novel Spaceman of Bohemia by Jaroslav Kalfar which people thought was a rip off of Project Haily Mary by Andy Weir (which I read and loved). When the trailer for Spaceman was released, Weir had to go on social media and tell fans Spaceman of Bohemia was published before his novel.
EDIT: I did not read Spaceman of Bohemia.
Or worse, you meet the super intelligent giant spider your human ancestor left behind, and you accidentally start a war with them because no one realizes the computer on the ancient satellite is made to behave like the project founder is trying to make first contact.
The project founder accidentally died, the computer AI fails to keep them alive and the spiders start to think the satellite is a god. Then they enslave the native ants.
The big problem is no one remembered to tell the humans on Earth about the experiment. Or the humans on the generation ship that knew died centuries ago.
EDIT: If you haven’t figured it out, I’m describing the novel Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky.
But that isn’t a Meta company.
And there is a big chance those of us clearly not on there can’t see them post about that denial.
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Did humans inadvertently body shame a spider?
Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you: the person hired to fire themselves.
Well I grew up having a crush on Moss from The West Wing but, no, not gonna watch it.
Correction: Whiskey beer island of green and fight