Trying to do this would just end up being a headache for all involved and no sensible person would do it, alas no one sensible is running Paramount these days.

Assuming that did happen, a sure fire worst case scenario, the biggest hurdle this film would face is that a third of the cast don't want to do it (Affleck, Momoa) and another third are too damn toxic (Miller, Gadot).

The only one at Netflix who was really supportive of Snyder was the former head of their film division. Once he left everything Snyder did there was cancelled. Paramount is the only one like to even attempt to restore it because their bid is backed by the Saudis who have ties to Snyder.

Alan Davis was lucky that Excalibur was under a different editor at the time so he didn't get dragged into it either. Not all that surprising that he also suddenly quit when Harras took control of all the x-books.

Peter David really didn't want to do this crossover and being forced into was one of the reasons he soon quit X-Factor. Bob Harras' knack for driving away talent really needs to be studied.

I liked how Chibnall would balance this out with really bland names for companions. “This is Karvanista and his human…Dan”

It was undoubtably the victim of multiple creative overhauls on the line leading up to it as well as the overall creative direction of the line being driven more by the whims of the editor than the decisions of the writers.

We didn't invent the art of complaining, but sure as hell perfected it.

This is the hill I will make a very strongly worded complaint on.

I honestly cheered when Victor was called Prometheus in del Toro's version. Finally, someone gets it right.

They saw a lot of people celebrating an episode they loved yesterday and just had to make sure they all knew how much they hated it. Really are committed to be such tedious cliches.