You can't fool me, that's either Fred Gwynne

or the lawyer

from Nathan for You in the episode where he tries to have people sue a haunted house for being too scary.
You can't fool me, that's either Fred Gwynne

or the lawyer

from Nathan for You in the episode where he tries to have people sue a haunted house for being too scary.
Talking to someone who is excited about something and infodumping on me. Almost whatever it is. When someone is that excited about something, I get excited about it too.

Planet 9 or Plan 9?
The problem with Strange New Worlds to me is the budget and the number of episodes.
Budget, too high. Number of episodes, too low.
Every star trek has their stinky episodes but when you only have 10 episodes per season, 3 stinky episodes is a 30% stinky show.
Also, the budget being so high allows writers to take a siesta and let the effects team take over for a bunch of oooh ahhh laser spectacles. I have that complaint for the end of Deep Space Nine and Enterprise too. In TNG and TOS era, they had less budget and ability to do effects so the writing had to be excellent since most of the show was people standing on the bridge and talking or sitting around a table and talking.
So Paramount/WB, spend less money, spend all you have on writers and makeup and try a new star trek set directly post-undiscovered-country. Follow a Klingon ship that is pissed about their government being dishonorable and wants to forge their own way. Start the show with the attack on Khitomer. Game of thrones-lite Klingon-Romulan-Federation political intrigue. Cameos of the occasional TNG character at Starfleet academy or whatever. Enjoy the billion dollars WB/Paramount. Not that youll need it as one of the 3 remaining media conglomerates left.
People still watch sports. And Fox sports is still a major thing.
Personally I dont see it. She was good but not amazing in my opinion.
Wow!
Almost as useful as Windows 10 now.
🙄
There's no magic answer. My best advice having wasted half my life trying to accomplish what seemed like a "good life" I ended up nearly broke and divorced with almost nothing but suffering to show for my time.
Now I pursue what makes me happy and only try to be as successful as I need to be so that I can keep doing what makes me happy. One day I'll be dead, and then whatever pile of shit I accumulated will be unceremoniously thrown in the trash by a distant relative. But if I can build something or help someone, then that's what I feel like doing with my time. Its not hedonism but its sort of a disengage ment from the rat race. Im not trying to get rich or gain power, I'm trying to relax and enjoy my life and help people while I can.
People probably say that about asbestos too.
Not sure what she was trying to get across but at least she's not pro data center (probably).