But presumably it will be streamed on Disney+, and unless Snow White attracts new subscribers, which is doubtful, any additional viewings shouldn’t count. Those viewers have already paid for the service whether or not they watch Snow White, so it’s not actually making them any additional money, only increasing how many have seen it.

If ever there was a case for CGI, Data would be it. Pay Spiner to voice the character, after all he did create Data and deserves a fee if he is still used. But if he dies someone else can pick up the voice. That way Data can remain the same age he was in his prime and give up on the farcical idea of obtaining full humanity and stop ageing his appearance. Data hobbling around with a Zimmer frame, just because his crew mates do and playing no part in action scenes isn’t really what the audience want to see. I don’t generally replacing or using CGI to recreate actors, but this would be an exception.

Even the sonic screwdriver is way too convenient. The original Dr and immediate successors got by on their wit and had to get out of difficult situations by thinking outside the box. Now he just whips out the sonic screwdriver and no door, vault or broken gadget is a barrier. With every new innovation, the writers gain permission to cut corners. Ultimately it makes it less interesting because you know damn well that he can never be trapped or any broken tech unmendable.

Three three times I’ve started, or at least gone back to Red Dead Redemption 2 and I’ve had it since day one. Three times I’ve got bored and gone on to something else. I couldn’t put RDD1 down, but I just find RDD2 tediously slow and can’t get any enthusiasm for it. It’s very pretty and I can see a lot of work and thought went into creating it, but it’s not for me. I hate saying that because I loved RDD1.