It's often better to remember the past fondly while looking toward the future. I think I speak for all of us when I say that your work and dedication with Phantasm will be remembered fondly. Phantasm: Ravager was a good send-off to an honoured series and we will forever thank you for that.

Considering how often bridge consoles explode they should stock dermaline on the bridge. At least some analgesics for all the rocks that shoot out.

They come to you with a "Hey there" or "Hi there" or "Hello there"? Come back with "GENERAL KENOBI". If they unmatch then it wasn't meant to be.

Yes, but this guy had them in his knees. Imagine being him and slipping on the ice, bumping into a table, or squeezing into a busy subway. #startrek

Unfortunately, it's not a new phenomena.

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Depending on how bad it gets, they might only hear about it from other countries' textbooks.

I was always fond of how folksy the voice-over was. It makes the story timeless and endearing, like hearing it from a loving but mischievous grandfather. It tied the story together instead of as a string of vignettes.

My only complaint about A Christmas Story is that it doesn't have a Snyder Cut.

This part stood out:

"Some day the piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the deadly light into the peace and safety of a new dark age."

"Yes, absolutely!"

Just keep insisting you have one while pointing at your neck. What do they have to lose?

Just beam messages into space saying "I can't believe we just made an Omega molecule!" They won't wait to send a fleet of cubes.