It seems like, with the exception of Spiderman, all the draftable UB sets have been in the really good to great range and are generally well received. Maybe external IP isn't the issue people were concerned about.

Haven't seen the video, but I see mill and I hit the like button immediately.

Worst tv theme song since Enterprise's "Faith of the Heart."

Isn't Commander supposed to be a casual format? People are getting really butthurt about a casual game.

The real insidious thing about UB is that even if I understand intellectually that an IP doesn't really "belong" in Magic, if I already liked it enough my emotional brain takes over. Even if the Trek set sucks, I'm 100% bought in already. I didn't want Magic to become Top Trumps, but there you go.

I'm waiting for the Prof's inevitable Neelix commander deck tech.

Since we're already doing Marvel, why not Guardians of the Galaxy? It's probably the most non-human of the Marvel movies (which people know way better than the comics).

Didn't this happen during the Colin Baker era? The show was put on hiatus with no clear future, only for it to eventually return after about a year off (the Trial of a Timelord season).

Alien planets in Dr Who should all look like abandoned quarries or the English countryside. No exceptions.

I was really hoping for an Ork speed freak vehicles deck with the last 40k decks. Maybe this time we'll get one.

I'd also be happy with anything Star Trek.

My wallet is really hoping that there isn't a Star Trek Secret Lair coming with this set. My heart feels otherwise.

Why don't the more expensive packs simply eat the cheaper packs? Is wizards stupid or something?

This is my second comment comparing the Prof to the Sixth Doctor. No apologies.

From my understanding Colin Baker wanted to gradually have his costume to become darker to reflect that incarnation's serious undertones. In some alternate universe where the 6th Dr has 5+ seasons he could have ended up looking pretty similar to how the Prof dresses now.

Thank you for your service. That's probably my favorite AVClub cover and it's unfortunately hard to find.

Worf on DS9 > Worf on TNG

It took about an hour and a half for me. I wonder if it would have taken longer if this was more advertised.

Galavant! A musical comedy fantasy composed by Alan Menken that's still streaming on Hulu.