His actions led to more then the death of 18 crew members.
The borg were off doing their own thing. And only doing sneaky raids occasionally.
Q's meddling led to them getting a hard on for starfleet and as a result caused at least hundreds of thousands of deaths.
Would it have happened eventually - yes, but Starfleet may have been more prepared and been able to prevent some of the deaths/assimilation.
Sounds like a good judge.
I think Trevor wasn't bad, but I feel he shined the most when he was interacting with the audience.
When Stewart monologues, you feel like he's actually talking to you, Trevor just felt a bit stiff to me and like he was talking at the camera during his monologues.
I think so. Goldblum is fun as usual.
There was some boring bits that dragged on, but mostly the pace was good.
The writing is good and i dont remember any bad acting.
Sure let the fucking corpos pocket more money. That sure will help the "the middle class".
At best they are pretty much useless for employees, at worst they are as dangerous as managment.
It's a lot easier to warm up than it is to cool down.
Did you see the show? I thought it was damn good, but nobody seems to have watched it.
There are so many variables you are skipping over to claim a blanket statement like this.
No it doesn't, at least not everwhere.
If you wanna be an idoitic asshat, and get all pissy because someone points out a flaw in your argument, thats not my problem.
"Don't buy games with invasive user-side anti-cheats that hamper performance, and demand refunds on any game..."
1st point: AC Wasn't there at purchase
2nd point: AC was added decades later so how can one return the game?
That right there is why I like my travel shit to have color. So many couches and seats are black or a dark enough color (especially in low light) that so much time is wasted looking right at it.
So sorta like the imaginarium of Dr. parnissius? ( its called something along those lines lol)
Honestly as presented he just sounds like a 'Karen'.