Brent Spiner
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You might have to be a die-hard fan to get ‘Star Trek: Picard’
Star Trek: Picard feels like a watershed decision in the streaming TV wars: A show so niche that it cannot possibly find a mainstream audience. I'm not complaining since it seems to have been designed to appeal to my fanboy brain. But is Amazon going to get the army of new worldwide subscribers with a show this hostile to newcomers?
The Guild Season 5, Episode 4: Ends and Begins
<a data-cke-saved-href='http://www.bing.com/videos/browse?mkt=en-us&from=us-Bing&vid=201abf36-e2ca-4206-9ae9-ffe97737e21c' href='http://www.bing.com/videos/browse?mkt=en-us&from=us-Bing&vid=201abf36-e2ca-4206-9ae9-ffe97737e21c' target='_new' title='The Guild - Episode 4 - Ends and Begins' >Video: The Guild - Episode 4 - Ends and Begins</a> If you're familiar with the many flavors of social awkwardness that convention season brings to the fore (and with BlizzCon around the corner, you may be about to experience some of it) then the fourth episode of Season 5 of The Guild is a love letter to you. It has special guest appearances by Brent Spiner and Grant Imahara, plus you'll get to watch people doing all the astonishingly painfully awkward things people do at conventions, like dress up like a pirate and mouth off, try to start a relationship, or wear skimpy Princess Leia outfits. Seriously, why are you still here? I did tell you Brent Spiner was in this, didn't I?
