WarDawg

Sometimes I wonder if the ending of “Definitely Miami” is one of the origins of the “deal with it” sunglasses meme. Check it out 3:17 into this video.

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The ending to “Little Miss Dangerous” had me speechless back when it aired. Network TV wasn’t like this at the time.

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This is what you want
This is what you get
This is what you want
This is what you get
This is what you want
This is what you get

That was a fun episode, and reminded me of the original series more than many of the other SNW episodes. Reminiscent of “The Doomsday Machine” (and some of the lines in that episode hit differently now, knowing that Kirk had this in his past).

A few minor thoughts:

* The design of the alien ship seemed more “Avengers” than “Star Trek”. Although, I did like the alien suits.

* For the first time that I’ve noticed, Kirk actually reminded me of Shatner’s Kirk at times. Some of the cadences, emphases, etc. That actor finally “clicked” for me - I can see it now.

* The twist at the end seemed unnecessary - I think I would have preferred if they had left it out. Not everything needs an explanation. I like the “strange” new worlds to sometimes remain “strange”.

* For the second episode in a row, the “victory” seemed to happen in the blink of an eye. I was glued to the action, and then suddenly it was “that’s it? It’s over?”

* Pelia’s quarters and junk cracked me up. She’s not only a hoarder, she lugs her hoard around with her. :)

What irked me was that they made a big deal in the first season about M’Benga’s terminally ill daughter being held in the transporter buffer for a very long time until he could find a cure. They kept bringing that up in multiple episodes. And in the episode where it flashed back to Chapel and M’Benga being “Captain America super soldiers”, we saw the same approach being used to hold critically wounded patients.

But then, in this episode, they have a patient that needs to be operated on within a day or they’ll die, and Chapel never thinks “let’s put them in the buffer and deal with it later?” They could have thrown in a single line to explain it away, but they didn’t. I don’t expect a lot out of a show, but some internal consistency would be nice.

I did like the episode, despite its flaws. The second episode, though: ooof.

Hyundai acquired Boston Dynamics a while back. Hyundai also built a giant “metaplant” near Savannah and got ten years of tax breaks because they were supposedly bringing in ten thousand jobs. The plant has barely opened and now Hyundai says they’ll automate 40% of the jobs with robots by the end of the year.

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The only reason that even went to overtime is because our kicker got the yips at the end of the season.

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The only reason

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Hey, remember that you took out our QB for the season in the first half of that game? And how we had to play the entire second half with a QB who hadn’t taken even a single snap in an SEC game the entire season? And we STILL beat you?

But yeah, keep telling yourself “the only reason”’you lost was because your kicker had “the yips.” Whatever, dude - we beat y’all twice.

Ole Miss beat Georgia
Georgia beat Texas
Tennessee beat no one (lost to Georgia once)
Texas beat no one (lost to Georgia twice)
Mizzou beat no one

I've been cursing the Xfinity stream app the entire game. Has been glitching and freezing like crazy. Except during the commercials, of course. :(

He played in ONE SEC game this season.

The SEC Championship game.

Came in cold off the bench in a losing game in the second half.

And beat y’all.

Stockton has an SEC championship win.

How many does Texas have again?

They were in the SEC.

And ran away.