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The only current show that hasn't portrayed them as villains is arguably Lower Decks...
Emony Dax got handsy with Bones in the 2240s, and Audrid died in 2284.
In SNW's 2259ish setting, it should be one of those two.
I found it unexpectedly upsetting when the shelving was taking hits from the Breen.
Orrrrr...maybe Wilson Cruz is pregnant and they need to cover it up?
Oh boy, I cannot get behind that Capaldi slander.
The Chibnall/Whittaker era...I don't think they're are many people who would say it's their favourite, but there were at least a few pretty good installments in there.
Over 800 years, and they still don't know what they're for...
One thing I think they've done exceptionally well is give each project its own tone and premise - that goes a long way to help prevent that feeling of oversaturation.
And then not a single fucking word about Discovery. No news about the new season despite the writers strike preventing the cast from promoting the show. No shots. No celebration. No fucking nothing.
I'll give them a mild defense here - they did discuss Discovery, albeit briefly:
“We have finished it. It will be airing early next year. It’s an incredibly satisfying ending to a show that is so near and dear to my heart. Sonequa Martin-Green gave the performance of her life. I think you guys are going to love it.”
It's very likely that they planned this panel to be non-WGA in the event that the writers' strike hadn't ended by the time of the convention, which would explain why the only panelist of note, besides Kurtzman himself, was Mike McMahan.
The original announcement referred to the Academy being re-opened after 100 years, so it's a pretty safe bet.
no actual group has been found.
Could you elaborate on this? The article mentions both an e-mail address and associated Telegram group.
Maybe I'll be proven wrong in time, but I think the core functionalities of Lemmy and Mastodon are different enough that (a) I find it hard to imagine an interoperability solution that's fully satisfactory, and (b) having an account for each makes sense to me, just as it made sense to have accounts on both Twitter and Reddit before they collapsed into their respective pits of despair.
Only on Sunday, after everyone's gone home.