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I loved Gomez's take-down, with Spanish :ROFLMAO:

Even worse when you consider that the majority of car chases, in movies, are mostly filmed at something south of 40 MPH. I remember one motorcycle chase that I saw in a movie, that had to be at maybe 25 MPH. It culminated with a bike launching maybe 50 feet off a cliffside section of PCH, in...

More anti-Outcast bigotry, I imagine. There's a reason they're called Outcasts.

I'd like to call it "toxic competence." I've met people who act like that. EDIT - Now that I've thought of it, I looked that term up and apparently that's a thing. Who knew?

They all took levels of "Xeno Technology" during character development.

The Metrons are from the original series episode "Arena", that introduced the Gorn. As the Gorn fled, after destroying the Federation colony, the Metrons halted both the Gorn ship, and the Enterprise, in space. They then transported Kirk and the Gorn captain to a planet, with a livable...

Shooting the chase scene between The Joker and Batman, for "Suicide Squad", on an empty street in Downtown Toronto. Yonge Street is never empty, if it's open. Not even at 3:00am. There were a couple of hundred people watching the filming from the third floor windows in our Student Campus Center...

People have been referring to this "problem" ever since Wile E. Coyote ran off a cliff and Daffy Duck got shot in the beak with a shotgun.

"... charcoal burnin' everywhere..." ♫♫

I absolutely despised the slide into "Borgwatch", when Seven-of-Nine joined the cast. Then, on later viewings, I realized that her episodes were some of the best.

The next season is in production, I believe, so hoping that they bring their A Game for it. Their B Game is still pretty good ;)

I'm more charitable to "Voyager", after subsequent viewings, but still think that the ship would have been depopulated via spacings, if I was the captain, before season 1 was over. "Enterprise" and "Discovery", on the other hand....

Not quite in the "American Iron" category, because it was made in Canada, but I have a soft spot for the 1974 Bricklin SV-1.

Because someone had to.

I don't know about that. I'm loving it.

If you're marooned somewhere without breathable atmosphere, it's pretty much known as 'death.' Space ain't kind.

That's why Kirk only got a little mild plastic surgery, in that episode of TOS. He knew how bad it could go.

Direct human interaction is overrated. I prefer my cave, with WiFi.

Mmmmmmm.... Roast Duck.