Nobody noticed the dude zip tying 300 miles worth of fuel to his jet ski?

As soon as you've been to like 5 planets, you've experienced everything. At least they have base building I guess. Too bad their VR port was trash.

Is it just an addiction at this point?

Yes

Criminal charges, no. He (and the department/local government) are still going to get their asses sued in civil court though.

They're not ruining anything.

That's why the correct term is 'a stopped clock' not a broken one.

The pilot is 'awkward, predictable, dated humor in space, lolz!' but it does get better in season 2. Then it falls off again.

Like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLUD_NGE370

I would assume similar to gambeson.

Article states a lot more than that.

I believe she left for a movie career... that started with X-Men Dark Phoenix, which lost over $100 million at the box office.

I stopped watching shortly after Alara left. I mostly couldn't stand the Captain and his ex, or any of their humor stuck in the year 2005, and the only other characters I really liked weren't part of the 'main team'.

But honesty it was all tasteful, generally witty. And mostly seemed to genuinely add to the episodes.

Ehh, having one of the main characters quote a Destiny's Child song in a scene set in the the year 2400, that aired in the year 2017 was pretty cringe.

They are, though. By a huge margin.