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The logic bit?

The Klingon character’s backstory in Ep.4 is an interesting allegory. I did like the relationship between Ake and the Klingon leader. The space ‘battle’ was also nice.

Craig, weirdly there’s nothing online that I can find about that incident.

I’ve not heard any news about cancellation. I think Trek Culture would have posted about it.

I see people are trying to apply logic to a TV (well streaming) show. :D I find that sometimes it's best to switch off that part of your brain and just enjoy it. I did get Police Academy 3 vibes from Episode 3 - two rival academies in a prank war. Though in ST:A's case, it's not because one may be s...

Episode 2 was better, IMVHO. I do like Holly Hunter. Having her be a half-Lanthanite is clever. Gina Yashere is brilliant as Cadet Master Lura Thok. It’s always a pleasure to see Robert Picardo’s Doctor. I thought that Paul Giamatti played a very good villain, who has a genuine and justified beef wi...

I enjoyed it.

“More than meets the eye”?
They don’t transform do they?

I’ve noticed that a lot of delivery drivers have developed the habit of simply leaving stuff on our doorstep. Without so much as knocking on the door or ringing the doorbell. As we’re right on the street that’s not great. Sometimes we only realise that there has been a delivery when checking our ema...

The leader of Norsefire isn’t called Adam Susan, perchance? And did John Boulton ever serve at Sun Hill in London?

Happy New Year. Health and happiness to you all.

Just starting off a discussion on what bases would be available for USAF reinforcements. Some will be existing main bases, whose units will have deployed elsewhere, others will be co-located bases. Going to start with the UK. United Kingdom. STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND * RAF Fairford, UK – Bomber Forward ...

Merry Christmas to all. Hope you all got what you deserved.

Well, certainly not now!

To warn the gunners that bandits are approaching, yes. To actually control the guns, no.

Thanks for the update Thank you. What units are in I (US) Corps? What James said. :) It's probably the most powerful corps in AFCENT right now. Good chapter! Thank you. I'll confess I did not see the situation flipping that quickly in the NORTHAG AOR. The Soviets are more than capable of springing ...

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With thanks to Matt Wiser. * D+33 * 0031 hours. HMS Heron (RNAS Yeovilton), Somerset. Lieutenant Ian Richardson eased the Harrier T.8N down onto the runway. He pushed the nozzle level fully forward to bring the aircraft to a walking pace rapidly, before taxiing to the hardstanding belonging to 899 ...

Best to wait until it’s actually been on until we judge it? I have seen the teaser clip & it looked okay. ST:A does also confirm what ranks our favourite characters reached. Mariner didn’t make captain for example and topped out as a commander.