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Gumbo: Louisiana's version of Coddle.

Hell, I'm still remembering very young Nana Visitor from the TV series "In the Heat of the Night."

And Odo dislikes change.

Check out Anson Mount's Instagram for his explanation of the hair.

Something that occurred to me, while watching that trailer: It looks remarkably like the fake trailers that are produced by those Youtube AI mills. The main characters don't talk. Any actual dialogue is by characters who are not seen and the vocalizations that can be seen are incredibly simple...

< Waves hands > "Genetic memory."

For me it was the opposite. After seeing Brooks as Hawk, in "Spenser: For Hire", my brain couldn't accept him with hair and no Van Dyke.

Some outlets are touting that they lost over $3B, virtually overnight. I can't speak to the accuracy of that statement and none who are making have shown a source.

Seems like more of the same, which I'm sure people will eat up, but that banner looks straight out of a 1939 Buck Rogers serial.

Also sometimes "pwned a newb." And just because he's a friend....

Straight from the script of "Ghandi 2."

Yeah. Because of the development and production times involved it's very common that there is a "changing of the guard", and the new folks have a "different vision" (aka. they want to put their personal stamp on everything, as a power move). Stuff gets cancelled wholesale.

Crusher buys that fabric at the starport (giant space creature) of a race that is petitioning for Federation membership. They clearly have a method of handling commerce with non Federation nations.

But apparently Shilling for Tolkien pays.

Or just switch to rocks.

I have a friend who swears, "The job isn't done, until Rob has hurt himself." Nasty habit of ignoring pain for "Maximum effort!" I managed to permanently buff the hair off my shins via 40ish years of wearing motorcycle boots, at least 5 days a week.

Federation citizens have the equivalent of a Universal Basic Income so they aren't required to work, but do anyway. This covers food, lodging, recreation, and some equivalent to expendable cash. Presumably there are perks that go along with some jobs, above and beyond the basics, by virtue of...

In other words it's not Cyberpunk unless it comes from the Cyber region of France. What we have is just sparkling dystopia.

Yup, though it's less about how you exit and more about where you go once you have. Get out fast then worry about where, afterward.