> Michael Bolton as Michael Bolton

Sold.

Most things do.

But Sisko's dad also pointed out an obvious workaround, and given the times that the Founders faked blood screenings (Way of the Warrior, for example), it's not like they'd suddenly forget that.

Matalas left season 2 like 3 or 4 episodes in to work on season 3. Akia Goldsman handled the rest of season 2.

Its interesting that they're leaning so heavily on DS9 for this season when little bits of plot and dialogue suggests that the writers haven't actually watched DS9. Like in this week's episode where Riker says the Maquis aren't the enemy anymore. Which is technically true, but an odd way to phrase it since the Maquis were exterminated by the Jem'Hadar. They're not the enemy anymore because they're all dead. And Riker's statement that Changelings can only do surface details but not the deeper changes, which is just straight up not true. Maybe it's just that Riker is a complete idiot?

> "I'm not going anywhere until I talk to my lawyer."

> "Okay, who's your lawyer?"

> "I represent myself."

That whole scene lives in my head rent-free

Mulder didn't say it WAS Alex Trebek, just that he looked an awful lot like him

A fact which terrifies me for AEW

I read that as reno, short for renovation, and was legitimately interested in a home repair show featuring zombies. Perhaps as the labourers, or the clients, I'm not sure.

Well these are appearances of Munch as an in-universe person, not just Munch generally.

Homicide: Life on the Street

Law & Order SVU

Law & Order

X-Files

Arrested Development

Sesame Street

The Wire

On the flip side, the Gorn retcons are just really dumb and unnecessary

If anything, it makes the prequels worse by really shining a light on how badly Lucas fucked up

Sounds like it would be perfect for you

I've never liked any of the Doctor Who spin-offs and I don't understand them conceptually. The only thing that the show has ever positioned as being important is the Doctor, and whoever his companion is at the time. And given the nature of the show, there isn't the sort of cohesion that lends itself to the kind of franchise RTD wants it to be. It's too big and too random, with no internal consistency. And it's also the kind of show where the spin-offs would be subordinate to the main show. With Star Trek for instance, each spin-off stands equal to the others. I can't see that happening here, which makes you wonder why bother?

Alllllllllll that being said, if one of the spin-offs is a show called Master What about the Master and his companions flying around time and space starting shit, I would be very into that.

I'm really looking forward to Jonathan's Fallout show

The Superman show is on a different Earth from the Supergirl show. I'm not entirely sure why they did that, and why they waited until the end of season 2 to make that clarification, but it is a different universe

Lenny Brisco and Jack McCoy were two of the defining male role models of my childhood.

Not for another thousand years, he won't.

In a thousand years we will

Both of them having passed on would make that a difficult sell for the story

I wouldn't recommend that one because it was terrible

Yeah, that's what happens when there's millions of people using the subreddit. It's harder to get a consensus

I know of Left Behind. That's it.

Shameless, Superstore, and Kim's Convenience are all over