“Some coders just want to watch the word burn get colored white and/or lime.”

And if you delete one or the other, or condense the code into a single command, the whole site breaks.

He tried to warn us!

When you transport the rest of the pixels, I’ll let you know.

He tried, but he kinda failed and never went out of his way to make up for it despite having multiple opportunities. Not a bad person, just a bad father.

Temba! His arms wide!

Star Trek: Succession

“Would?” I think I’ve seen The Ascent like eight times.

Yes, it was about being gay or straight. Kelvin Sulu was given a husband in honor of George Takei… an honor he rebuked because he felt they only changed the character for cheap representation points. He insisted that even though he is gay, the Sulu he portrayed is straight. (In Generations, Sulu is married and has a daughter, Demora, who helmed the Enterprise-B.)

Personally, I feel like since John Cho’s Sulu is a different person in a different universe (and Cho himself is cool being a straight Korean playing a gay Japanese) Takei didn’t need to get so angry about it.

We do exist.

Please don’t assume that I thought otherwise just because I didn’t explicitly mention every potentiality in that one post.

Kira isn’t Starfleet, so that means she just grabbed Jadzia’s phaser and pointed it at someone!

Serious observation, Prime Sulu is straight and Kelvin Sulu is gay (there was a whole brou ha ha about that with George Takei when Beyond came out). So there is a possibility of orientation deviation (heh) between timelines if they stray far enough from each other.

In the case of the Mirror Universe, I think it’s strictly a “same exact people but in different situations” thing. Even while it was still on the air, I assumed Prime Kira was closeted and that was part of why none of her relationships worked out.

He knows the way to the Flavor System (and where all the coffee nebulas are).

That’s why Janeway killed Tuvix to get Neelix back.

Viacom: “We can’t syndicate this show if you call it donkey sauce. Please call it something else.”

Either that’s not Morn, or you missed the memo about the current showrunners not caring about continuity.

Archer: “I try to stay out of sickbay, unless I’m dying.”

Pike: “I try to stay out of sickbay, unless I want to die.”

Oh the irony that this quote is in response to the negative criticism of the Kelvin movies.

Even if those movies had not been fun, even if they had not birthed a new generation of Star Trek fans that went on to discover the classics and literally revived the Star Trek franchise, even if they had not been genuinely interesting stories unto themselves… they allowed Leonard Nimoy to reprise his role as Spock one last time, they allowed Majel Barrett to reprise her role as the voice of the ship’s computer one last time.

So, for those reasons, I am glad we got them how we did and when we did. Star Trek might still be shelved otherwise.

Geordi, frills are out, zippers are in.

And you always want one more zipper than you’re comfortable with.

Stone cold.

The funny thing is cheese wheels are real. But you have to be in a fantasy environment to see them being taken seriously by the general public.

No one loves William Shatner more than William Shatner. But it’s hard to disagree that he’s had a very interesting life.

But the Doctor was, in fact, just comic relief.

(Curb Your Enthusiasm theme plays)