You're not allowed mods for longplays?

Google refuses to work properly with other company's browsers. What the f### is this, the late 90s?

The Orville two-parter was the best Trek two-parter I've seen since Best of Both Worlds. As I said earlier, the whole claim to be a spoof of Trek was just an excuse to make more episodes of TNG.

I'm watching it but I can't say I'm enjoying it much. The last episode was okay, haven't watched episode 3 yet. To be honest I'm in no particular hurry to do so.

The Orville, on the other hand, is getting better and better. Episode 6 was just adorable.

I also prefer the originals for the soundtracks.

Someone has been watching too much Black Mirror.

Yeah, I noticed this on Ars Technica, saw who was running it and then lost any interest in the show. I'll give it a fair chance when it comes out but the chance of it actually being good are fairly low, especially now that Discovery has had to resort to full-scale nostalgia by making Christopher Pik...

Yep. They really are trying to copy the Orville now. And when they are not, they're trying to shoehorn in characters from TOS in a desperate attempt to get us to give a damn about the show.

Well we've discovered how Britain can avoid being completely screwed by Brexit now. Just become a massive server farm for European data.

Looks like it helps when a multi-billionaire is a fan of your show.

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I heard John Kettley is a weatherman.

Took a break from The Expanse but now I've finished Season 2 and the six episodes of Season 3 are telling me to play them.

I know what you're saying, but I don't believe it's confined to Britain. It's hard to believe that Trump's America is pro-intellectual. I guess we need to hear from people who are in the American public school system on this one though.

Perhaps, but I don't think intellectuals celebrate stupidity on either side of the pond. One thing I do know is that Brits consider 'intelligent people' to be the enemy, and it starts at school and continues into adulthood. Heck, British comedy is practically built around making fun of smart people...

I don't believe that Americans are on average more stupid than Brits. The difference is that in America they celebrate their stupidity, whereas in the UK we at least have the decency to be ashamed of it most of the time.