One of the things I love about Lower Decks is how they acknowledge and embrace all the sillier parts of Star Trek lore that happened one time and then were never mentioned again.

I have not finished the game because I spent so much time just looking around at everything.

Yeah, you know stuff that can be quietly in the background and is unobtrusive.

I am not familiar with it, so had to look it up. Sounds like an oldie, and I liked it! Though when it comes to Christmas music, I think I prefer the more relaxing sort, the kind that you'd imagine would play in department stores long, long ago.

Odd, as I've never had any trouble with mine, but then again I suppose I don't really use the range all that often as I hate cooking and am terrible at it. Also around here they only cost slightly more than the metal pans.

I recommend porcelain drip pans, as they'll never rust. I've been using a set for many years and other than having a crust of burnt food accumluted in them, they are still perfectly fine.

You are enjoying them even if they are bad, so they are still worth watching. I will stand behind my opinion that you should not waste your time watching something you don't enjoy, regardless of its quality.

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It's going to take extra time to count all yours up!

Oh man, I remember bursting out laughing at that cliffhanger. While I was glad that they were finally winding down that temporal cold war nonsense, I guess perhaps it was inevitable that the ending to it would be utterly ridiculous.