Imagination Connoisseur, Sam O’Neill, is a fit guy – but he wonders if the superheroes we enjoy on screen are setting an unobtainable example when it comes to how we fans should look.

Imagination Connoisseur, Manuel Schaper, writes in with a follow-up to his earlier letter on the “female gaze” and how female sexuality is portrayed in art with a deep dive into what makes men worth looking at as an object of desire.

On Valentine’s Day, the Imagination Connoisseur known as Jet Screamer writes to share his love for the warm reception he’s received in the Post-Geek Singularity.

Imagination Connoisseur, Ian Samuels, celebrates the classic BBC sci-fi show, BLAKES 7.

Imagination Connoisseur, Aaron Johnson, takes a shot at THE FRISCO KID, a western-comedy that paired Willy Wonka with Han Solo. How many Schnozberries do you rate this film?

Imagination Connoisseur, Brian Ng, asks a poignant question about how we view celebrities after their passing.

Imagination Connoisseur, John Hirose, writes in to say “thanks” to writer-producer-director, Robert Meyer Burnett for FREE ENTERPRISE and for the interview on ROBSERVATIONS #320 which featured an interview with Paul Salamoff.

Imagination Connoisseur, Tommy Mårtensson, offers up a helpful reminder for those who want to provide a critical take on a movie or TV show. A story and a script are not the same thing – and critics should know and understand the difference.

Imagination Connoisseur, Anthony Mathews, reminds us that it’s easy to tell under-represented people they should come up with new and original heroes of their own – but sometimes, the job calls for a character with very specialized skills.

Imagination Connoisseur, Ian Samuels, plays script doctor and shows us how he would have fixed DUEL OF THE FATES so it could have become Episode IX of the Star Wars saga instead of STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER.

Imagination Connoisseur, Fabian Lelo, the “Kiwi in Perth”, shares some work resulting from the collaboration of Dutch musician Arjen Anthony Lucassen and actor John DeLancie(“Q” from STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION).

Imagination Connoisseur, Enti Ande, has a different theory as to why so much of the framework for the STAR TREK: PICARD story is familiar. It’s not being lazy, it’s all a continuation of a previous storylin

Imagination Connoisseur, Douglas Hyatt, shares how and why he’s become a part of the Post-Geek Singularity. Share your journey with us and send us a letter today!

Imagination Connoisseur, Paul Hamel, wants to know how it’s possible to have Best Director and a Best Picture Oscars go to two, different films. He looks to writer-producer-director, Robert Meyer Burnett, to make some sense of it all.

Imagination Connoisseur, HillBill Russ, shares a video on basic mistakes made by screenwriters that shows why, in his opinion, the Star Wars sequel trilogy was doomed to failure.

Imagination Connoisseur, Christopher Whitfield, could only get fifteen minutes of his way into ROBSERVSATIONS #326 before he had to send in a letter and share his opinion about DUEL OF THE FATES, THE RISE OF SKYWALKER and the rest of the Star Wars sequel trilogy.

Imagination Connoisseur, Stephen Goggin, watched STARCRASH the other night and thoroughly enjoyed it. And while that movie may be on RMB’s “guilty pleasures” list, we just want to make sure everyone knows it’s a David Hasselhoff movie – so view at your own risk.

Imagination Connoisseur, Jason DeWolf, recalls a time as a child when his movie memories seemed to overtake his reality for a moment – with hilarious results (or, at least everyone else seemed to think so).

Imagination Connoisseur, Brian Ng, continues to question conventional logic in the entertainment industry and asks if it’s possible that “looking woke” may now be the rationale for hiring decisions when it comes to choosing directors.

Imagination Connoisseur, Dean Micetich, shares how he derives creative inspiration from the Tom Selleck movie HER ALIBI and wonders if others in the Post-Geek Singularity find inspiration from a favorite book, TV show or movie that spurs them on to create something original.

Imagination Connoisseur, Mark Smith, asks a very practical question when it comes to making a TV series: How many producers is too many?

A new Imagination Connoisseur, Kazuya Choo, writes in from Malaysia and helps explain why some US-made films fail in the Chinese market, even when those films include Asian characters and Chinese actors.

Thanks to Imagination Connoisseur and recording artist, Tommy Mack, for proving that all genre franchises can co-exist in one universe ... sure, it can be a little crowded, but that just makes the party that much more interesting.

Imagination Connoisseur known as “Garth” thinks Disney doesn’t understand how to make a good Star Wars movie and, as a result, should just give the intellectual property back to the guy who created Jar Jar Binks. Okay, so nobody bats 1.000.

Imagination Connoisseur, Ian Samuels, provides some historical insights into the “ring ship” design used for early Star Fleet starships in the Star Trek universe.

Imagination Connoisseur, Brian Ng, continues to challenge the tradition of awarding Best Actor Oscars to a man and a woman every year. What do you think? Leave your thoughts in the comments section below the post.

Imagination Connoisseur, Christopher Morgan, is in search of a like-minded soul who is excited about the new X-Men books coming out as he is.

Imagination Connoisseur, Ian Samuels, reminds us to savor the last season of THE CLONE WARS – especially with the underwhelming artwork of REBELS and RESISTANCE.

Imagination Connoisseur, Tommy Mårtensson, compares the way Disney handled the resurrection of the Tron franchise to how they’ve handled the sequel trilogy of Star Wars. We get the distinct impression Tommy thinks there should be more Tron in his future.

Imagination Connoisseur, Devin Bell, feels he’s more of a Star Wars guy than a Star Trek guy … but he’s willing to learn. Just one question: where do you start?

Imagination Connoisseur, Mark Churay, celebrates the life of Monty Python's Terry Jones with a tribute befitting the nobel-ist of birds, The Norwegian Blue.

Imagination Connoisseur, Dieter Bastian (from Deutschland), prefers to binge an entire season of a show rather than have to tune in each week to catch a new episode. But why?

Imagination Connoisseur, Emil Johansson, explains why he thinks Steve Rogers (Marvel's Captain America) isn't woke.

Imagination Connoisseur, Evan Newman, reports back with a list of his latest Blu-Ray acquisitions. What do you think of his list? What would you add?

Leave your suggestions in the comments section, below.

Imagination Connoisseur, Joe Fawley, is not afraid to admit he's looking forward to DC's BIRDS OF PREY movie. Is it possible that the new movie will pick up on a plot thread from Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy?

Imagination Connoisseur, Calvin Bowes, thinks that today's PC culture fails to contextualize past acts of individuals to the detriment of all.

Imagination Connoisseur, Calvin Bowes, writes in to bemoan the loss of community from streaming services like Netflix and Hulu.

Imagination Connoisseur, Brian Ng, asks if it makes sense to present a "genderless" Best Acting Oscar. Can acting be judged without the gender of the actor being taken into consideration? Is that even practical?

Imagination Connoisseur, Manuel Schaper, shares some insights into how the male body is viewed by others and portrayed in cinema.

Imagination Connoisseur, Ian Samuels, reminds us of Star Trek's legacy and the bold future the show represents - for us and for the ideals that underpin the venerable franchise.

Imagination Connoisseur, Jeffrey Mao, offers up some suggestions for consideration with future episodes of ROBSERVATIONS.

Imagination Connoisseur, Jeffrey Mao, expands on his proposal for setting James Bond on an alternate timeline to our own, re-writing not our own history or that of the James Bond(s) we all grew up with - but something both familiar and entirely new.

Imagination Connoisseur, Logan G., can't seem to believe what he's reading and watching with regard to the upcoming debut of STAR TREK: PICARD (on Thursday).

Imagination Connoisseur, Dieter Bastian (from Deutschland), writes in to congratulate ROBSERVATIONS host Robert Meyer Burnett on his recent Star Wars scoop ... and for continuing the conversation the next day into a second episode of his online chat show.

Imagination Connoisseur, Martin Brown, has been watching RMB for a long time and sees a lot of things he likes ... and a few things he doesn't.

Imagination Connoisseur, Angel Figueroa, shares his journey of becoming an Imagination Connoisseur and how he bonded with the Post-Geek Singularity over STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE.

Imagination Connoisseur, Jason DeWolf, thinks some movies would do themselves (and audiences) a favor if they'd come to an end at the first opportunity rather than play things too far out.

Imagination Connoisseur, Ian Samuels, thinks there's a more disappointing reason why that Obi-Wan series we all wanted on Disney+ isn't happening than what we've all been led to believe.

It was never happening in the first place.

Imagination Connoisseur, Ken B, questions the wisdom of giving the NBC series, MANIFEST, a second season when much better shows with a similar theme only lasted their first year.

Imagination Connoisseur, Sonny Dominguez, feels movies molded his view of sex as a teenager and wonders if today's media environment - and the ease with which young people can access nude and pornographic images - is having a negative effect on future relationships.

Imagination Connoisseur, Sean McCommons, takes issue with the idea that the character John Gill (from ST:TOS's episode, "Patterns of Force") should have known better when he introduced Nazi ideology into a peaceful society.

Is there a lesson we're missing here?

Imagination Connoisseur, Tom Biddiscombe, thinks that director Noah Hawley seems to have an grip on what makes Star Trek unique - a return to the ethos of 60s Trek (ST:TOS).

Is he right? Let us know.

Imagination Connoisseur, Jeffrey Mao, has questions about the future of Star Wars - a future tied more closely to who's running the franchise more than what projects are in work at the studio.

Imagination Connoisseur, Ian Samuels, takes a closer look at the history of horror in the United States and the classic tale by Washington Irvine, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.

Imagination Connoisseur, Logan G., thinks no one could have saved Star Wars Episode IX (and no, we don't mean Rey, although she's probably a Jedi-level, naturally-gifted screenwriter). And the Sith Lord responsible for all this?

Just wait until you read his letter.

Imagination Connoisseur, Calvin Bowes, remembers the good, old days of movie-going. How many of his memories do you share?

Imagination Connoisseur, Calvin Bowes, has taken the time to rank all of the men who've played 007 from worst to best - but not for the regular, secret agent "skills" you might associate with Mr. Bond.

Imagination Connoisseur, Calvin Bowes, thinks he may have an idea for the next James Bond ... not so much who should play him as the tone in which the character will be presented.

Who, in your opinion, should be the next James Bond?

Imagination Connoisseur, RJ, is back with a pretty neat idea as to why Star Wars is still cool.

Imagination Connoisseur, Ian Samuels, enjoyed the discussion exploring the draft script for DUEL OF THE FATES, but thinks we're all overlooking one, big problem ...

Imagination Connoisseur, Ivan Maras, thinks people calling THE RISE OF SKYWALKER a box office failure need to get a little perspective. We think they may need to get a new pair of glasses.

Imagination Connoisseur, Dean Micetich, says with fewer people are going to the movies than ever before, filmmakers need to come up with some new ideas to bring people back to the moviehouse.

The Imagination Connoisseur who goes by the name "Django-Fett Unchained" wants to know of the original directors selected for the Star Wars sequels, which one should have been given command of the entire trilogy?

Imagination Connoisseur, Tony Mascorro, writes in with his thanks to RMB for recommending the Jared Letto film MR. NOBODY - and wants to share how he's overcome his "Jared Letto aversion."

Imagination Connoisseur, Mark Churay, blasts Kristen Stewart and Elizabeth Banks for the excuses they used for failures by UNDERWATER and CHARLIE'S ANGELS, respectively. Can't bad movies just fail, anymore?

Imagination Connoisseur, Emil Johansson, thinks movies are getting weirder. And he likes it.

Are you okay with movies and TV shows that show bad things happening to good people and don't end on a positive note? Let us know.

Imagination Connoisseur, Simba Dibinga, asks some critical questions about the Academy Awards and how nominees are selected - and how, every year, those nominees are predominantly white men.

Imagination Connoisseur, RJ, has a simple story problem he'd like to have someone solve for him. See, there's this girl who is nobody ...

Imagination Connoisseur, Brian Ng, wants to know what the PGS thinks of the Rock-and-Roll Hall of Fame Class of 2020.

Let us know who you think should be on the list (and isn't).

Imagination Connoisseur, Dean Micetich, wants to know what Star Trek would be like if Les Moonves had played the long game - what would life in the frachise be like if ENTERPRISE had run a full, seven years?

Imagination Connoisseur, Logan George, is calling "bullshit" on claims made by TROS scribe Chris Terrio that he and JJ Abrams didn't look at the "Duel" script before writing their version of Episode IX.

Imagination Connoisseur, Asheque Hossain, writes in from Bangladesh to ask other Imagination Connoisseurs if maybe it isn't time to move on to turn away from Star Trek.

Imagination Connoisseur (and guest blogger), Willow Yang, chimes in on the discussion as to whether or not all "foes" are "villains" - or just misunderstood antagonists?

Imagination Connoisseur, Hillary Russell, admired the way 1917 was shot and edited - it may be "the movie of the year."

What did you think of the movie? Post your thoughts in the comments section and let us know.

Imagination Connoisseur, John Hall, wonders if 9/11 changed the way Star Trek's stewards looked at the franchise and the kinds of stories they wanted to tell.

Imagination Connoisseur, Stephen Goggin, collects tarot decks - which prove to be not only interesting art pieces, but also fascinating promotional items for genre franchises like Lord of the Rings and James Bond.

Imagination Connoisseur, Richard Aldrich, asks for more details about the leaked DUEL OF THE FATES script so he can deal with the lingering questions about the version of Star Wars: Episode IX that hit theaters.

Imagination Connoisseur, Thomas Bartholdi, mourns the loss of adventure and curiosity that used to define Star Trek's original mission of discovering new planets and new civilizations.

Imagination Connoisseur, Jasmine B., has watched 1917 twice in theaters. Find out what she learned about how to watch movies and seeing them in a whole new light.

Imagination Connoisseur, Commodore Mann, shares his journey to the Post-Geek Singularity with RMB and other fans of genre entertainment.

Imagination Connoisseur, Jason Webster, is excited by what he hears about the DUNE re-make from Denis Villenueve. To prepare for the movie, Jason wants to know which of Frank Herbert's "Dune" books he should read.

Imagination Connoisseur, Gaaron Gilham, explains how he thinks it's possible STAR TREK: PICARD could tie in with how STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION ended.

Imagination Connoisseur, Jeffrey Mao, has an idea as to how the James Bond film franchise could become "timeless."

Imagination Connoisseur, Frank LeRoy, asks if modern media is fragmenting society - and what we can do to keep that from happening.

Imagination Connoisseur, Jeffrey Mao, thinks that Star Wars may have missed the boat when it had an opportunity to deepen its ties to classic fantasy.

Imagination Connoisseur, Kal Kamel, writes about the many looks of Bond arch-villain, Ernst Stavro Blofeld.

Imagination Connoisseur, Dean Micetich, wonders if producer Alex Kurtzman's recent announcement of a Clarice Starling/SILENCE OF THE LAMBS series marks the start of his exit from the Star Trek franchise.

Imagination Connoisseur, Darren Seeley, wonders if a remake of a classic teen movie from the 80s will play in a more woke decade like now.

Imagination Connoisseur, Ian Samuels, shares a little personal history about his name, his interest in writing and how the two are intertwined.

Imagination Connoisseur, Tom Biddiscombe, has discovered Star Trek after watching the 2009 feature film directed by JJ Abrams. He's hooked and excited about where future treks may lead.

Imagination Connoisseur, Ian Samuels, has been in a love affair his entire life ... with Count Dracula.

Someone get Anne Rice on the phone!

Imagination Connoisseur, Simon Gilmore, is a film-maker and shares some insight into why so many movies fail on screen. (Hint: there's one person ultimately responsible.)

Imagination Connoisseur, Calvin Bowes, sent in a video of his son, Braxton, adventuring in a blue uniform with phaser and tricorder in hand. But check out these pics!

Imagination Connoisseur, Calvin Bowes, steps up to defend the "adversaries" Captain Kirk had to face during the original STAR TREK series.

Imagination Connoisseur, Ian Samuels, provides a breakdown of the best captains of Star Trek - and explains why Kate Mulgrew's Captain Janeway doesn't make the list.

Imagination Connoisseur, Darren MacKinnon, mourns the loss of Star Trek as he knew it. Have we?

Let us know what you think in the comments section.

Imagination Connoisseur, Emil Johansson, doesn't want to see the Bond franchise go the way of other venerable franchises and get purchased by a larger studio.

Imagination Connoisseur, Aaron Johnson, shares his love of STAR TREK: FIRST CONTACT and, especially, the performance of James Cromwell as the father of warp drive, Zefram Cochrane.

Imagination Connoisseur, David Lutz, grieves the loss of RUSH drummer Neal Peart.

Imagination Connoisseur, Catalin Kitt, has taken a new year's resolution to not say anything if it's not positive (or at least neutral) about fan-favorite franchises.

But it's not easy to stay quiet ...