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He’s in here for less than 20 minutes and nobody gives a damn that he dies. He’s clearly not meant as a ‘real’ character. This is a fun bit: DSC tells the trolls to fuck off, they are not needed on this ride!

Hi. Thanks, Phil, Lindsay, Larry, and Dean. Thanks for the call. If I may, my questions are mostly on Fire Creek here. I understand that Fire Creek and the entire sort of Nevada complex is still a work in progress. Certainly in 2018, a transitional year, there were some disappointments with the decrease of reserves beyond what was produced. I’m just trying to get a better understanding in terms of what has been the biggest surprise to you at these Nevada assets in terms of reserves, in terms of production, as you know, ownership has handed — since ownership has been handed over to Hecla.

If a music video can leave you with one indelible image, it’s done good work. The video for “Papi Pacify" is one of the most erotic clips in recent memory, opening with a silent shot of a tall, brawny man with one hand around twigs’ throat and the other curling at her mouth. “It’s meant to ask questions of the viewer,” co-director Tom Beard told The Guardian. “Who’s got the control in this relationship? Who’s got the power?” There’s no unbraiding the sexual charge from the discomfort, just as there’s no forgetting the shot at 2:23, when twigs holds your gaze as the man takes his fingers from her mouth and pulls her into his chest as she continues to stare, looking nothing if not serene. – ROSS SCARANO

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A ground-breaking, feature-length science fiction story, written and designed for VR and AR, “Eleven Eleven” is a multi-linear narrative experience inspired by immersive theatre, from NBCUniversal International Networks. (World Premiere)

I have no love or nostalgia for TOS or Pike, or any of that, and I thought this was a fantastic episode, and thought it wonderfully improved several flaws from Season 1.

This July 1961 photo shows the corner of Second and Grace streets in downtown Richmond. At the time, the local parking board recommended the corner for a parking garage to help expand capacity in the area.

It doesn’t explore these ideas in the depth of past shows. Itsxmire like, this is cool, that is sweet and let’s put them in.

First – shout out to finally showing us beautiful Discovery shots. I felt like this was the first episode where they slowed down to let us “see her.”

I agree Denny C. I have said in the past they were all put in a tight spot. The entire show was Fuller’s idea. I mean Kurtzman ‘created’ it too but its clear Fuller came up with everything, Kurtzman just went along with it. But yes I would’ve liked to see his original anthology idea. It sounded ambitious to go from Discovery to probably a hundred years past Voyager but probably was turned down due to the costs.

*speaking of, given that this was a pre-warp civilization that invoked the Prime Directive, shouldn’t they have let the cataclysm play out and destroy the planet as it was meant to?

Owosekun was brought because she grew up in a Luddite community that would have rejected technology – so closer to the community in New Eden. Nothing to do with religious beliefs