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Just finished this and it's fine I guess. It does have that Star Wars feel, and returning blaster bolts with my lightsabre is probably the highlight of the combat mechanics. I didn't like the level design, and having to return through the entire level to get back to your ship is a chore rather than enjoying more combat. Didn't get all collectables during my playthrough and I have no urge to go back and get them. If a sequel came out I definitely wouldn't buy it at launch, would wait until it came down in price. Having more planets and smaller levels could help.

A few years ago I was on the ferry from Larne to Stranraer. The captain spoke over the intercom to announce us arriving. As he finished he said his name and his surname was Kirk, so I can safely say that I have been on a ship with Captain Kirk.

Definitely watch as close to Life Day as you can.

I'm really looking forward to this, but only to see just how bad it will actually be.

FANTASTIC!!

The DLC has extra challenges that will allow you to get the last few suits and gadgets. That's how I managed it at least.

Don't care about new Simpsons but if that has every episode of classic Simpsons then I'm much more interested in subscribing.

You know Discovery is bad when it makes Enterprise look good

"Well now I know why dogs lick their testicles, it's to take away the taste of their food!"

I'd like to add Shallow Grave to this list.

Me and my sister have a bit of a Christmas tradition where we watch this episode every year.

I'm going to be really upset when the new Picard show is nothing like what Mike and Rich Evans have described.

There probably is an angle where you could make mutants a threat. For most normal people living in the MCU these super heroes are only seen on TV. You would see big battles in New York, Sokovia etc. but most people wouldn't think these could happen in your back yard and you would never see Iron Man or Thor flying overhead causing havoc. If suddenly there is a mutation where your friends or family could have superpowers then suddenly all the destruction seen on peoples TV would suddenly feel a lot closer to home.

Told you it was bad.

Watched this when Sky had it a few years ago. Memories are a bit sketchy but I just remember an interesting premise let down by some poor writing. The ending was so bad I wanted to kick the telly.

The key phrase here being done correctly. We all know how it can turn out.

While it did air in 1981 you should check the Doctor Who spin off K-9 and Company. It's a bit rubbish but the opening credits are wonderful

Get away from her you bitch!

Welcome tae the party pal! Actually in Glasgow that's just a very nice greeting.

If we get the FF in the MCU I really want this to be the story

If it means a blu ray release of the unaltered Star Wars trilogy I'm all for this.