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This episode focuses on a computer designed to take Captain Kirk’s place, and it examines the problems that arise when technology threatens jobs and makes people feel outdated. The episode’s message is powerfully delivered in a final line from Dr. McCoy, which highlights the lack of emotion in AI and the dangers of relying too much on machines. Given the increasing development of AI and fears about humans being replaced by technology, this line has become one of the most chillingly insightful quotes in Star Trek history.

This streaming service has consistently delivered shows with captivating opening scenes. They clearly understand what their viewers want and use that knowledge to hook them right away. While the approach varies depending on the target audience – what grabs a sci-fi fan in their 30s won’t be the same as what appeals to a young adult romance viewer – these six shows particularly excel at drawing people in from the very beginning.

Currently, the movie Bloodshot is No. 11 on Hulu’s list of most popular movies this week, according to FlixPatrol. This is a bit of a comeback for the film, which originally underperformed at the box office, earning less than $40 million worldwide despite a $45 million budget. Its release timing was unfortunate, coinciding with the start of the pandemic and widespread theater closures, which significantly impacted its earnings. While critics weren’t impressed – it has a 32% rating on Rotten Tomatoes – many viewers actually enjoy it, giving it a much higher audience score of 78%.

Like all LEGO themes, the Lord of the Rings collection includes both small, quick-to-build sets perfect for a desk and larger, more involved builds. What could be a better way to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Peter Jackson’s films than by recreating your favorite moments from the trilogy – perhaps even while watching the movies?