I’d feel the same if The Incredibles and The Fantastic Four had a crossover.

Although I will point out that The Fantastic Four is looking like it’s set in an alternate 1960s and will clearly involve superheroes AND Michael Giacchino is doing the music for it, so that’s probably as close as you’re going to get…

Yeah, don’t trust your most critical passwords to a browser when you can instead use a dedicated bit of software designed for saving passwords securely and which will also work on your phone and any other browser you may care to use.

My god, that’s glorious

However much you enjoy fine dining, now and again, you just want a dodgy burger from the van parked outside the student union.

There’s a reason Dan Brown was so popular. Some times, you need a bit of trash in your life.

Stop being so hopelessly capitalist.

Stop voting for fascists.

Stop doing genocides.

Stop using fossil fuels.

Not necessarily in that order.

Personally, I’d have liked it it be a section 31 Time Travel reunion, and had Malcolm Reed, Trip Tucker, Georgiou, Ash Tyler, Julian Bashir and clone Boimler, but a) we’d have heard about that by now and b) I admit it might be a bit fan-wankery to support a standalone film.

Or jumping ahead 100 years and doing the Next Kelvin Generation

I don’t know… taking the “Star” out of Star Trek, especially in the 60s might not have been that great.

I recall enjoying his appearance in the Eugenics Wars novels, but either aging or COVID has done a number on my brain and I can’t remember any specifics about him or the books…

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