Loved the Alan Watts reference.

There's a great community around the game. And make sure to follow the continuingmissionsta.com fansite.

Captain's Log solo game is great and the second edition releases integrate both modes well.

I love the Oberth class.

I go by bus through Ireland and Northern Ireland a lot, so I can see from above what drivers are doing. The worst thing (beside constant phone usage) was a dude at the wheel eating lunch out of a tupperware container on the motorway near the airport. Almost crashed into the bus.

The 1951 version terrified me for weeks and has Gunsmoke's James Arness as the monster.

The 1982 version had a bearded Kurt Russell - which made me want to grow a beard all my life.

This. ⬆️⬆️⬆️
So much this.
I actively avoid video. Not only for practical reasons (listening while doing housework, etc.), but because I see what radicalisation pipeline content video platforms are trying to sell me on their Watch Next sidebar.

The Disco Klingons were really alien and I liked their baroque production design.

Great range.

I like the fact that TMP and TVH are part of the same series of movies. Each one in between is something else in story and tone.

SFS still had the most long-lasting world building impact.

Friends from Germany started sending us food parcels during one of the many strikes in 1976/7. My brothers were beaten up because they were German.

Don't get me wrong, we loved it. But we live in times we live in, and no amount of lying by the RW press will change the history of troubled times.

Jurati was clearly my favourite new character.

Oh this thread is what I'm here for!

I remember how giddy they were about taking people's rights away when they committed Brexit.