Oh My DILFs!

Superman turns 45 today!

Happy 45th Birthday, Brandon Routh!

Never seen before image of Brandon Routh as Kingdom Come Superman via Marc Guggenheim, the producer of CW’s Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover.

The physique, the face, the presence and the pure good man vibe.

THIS MAN is THE SUPERMAN FOREVER.

Details are crazy.

Beautiful patterns.

Nice definition of his thigh muscles.

Beautiful S shield.

The red underpants details.

I’m crying!

Torso.

Right side.

Left side.

THE SOURCE OF HIS SUPERPOWER

Legs.

I need middle age Superman!

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 2 London photo call

Anson Mount and Rebecca Romijn attend the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 2 photo call at Sabine’s Rooftop overlooking the iconic St. Paul’s Cathedral, London, UK, June 21 2023.

Anson Mount in “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds - Exploring Season 2” interview

Not being allowed to reveal much about Season 2, Anson was asked safer questions: he talked about loving Star Trek since he was a child, what makes Star Trek different from other sci-fi shows, the various genres episodes in s1 and s2 are exploring (the cast mentioning “taking big swings” in s2 and pointing to episode 9 in particular), and what it was like sitting in the Captain’s chair for the first time.

Anson Mount’s reaction in a Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 2 interview

Anson Mount’s Captain Pike and William Shatner’s Captain Kirk wearing the green wraparound tunic

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 2 in SFX magazine June 2023 issue

The cast of Strange New Worlds features in an article titled “Enterprising Situation” for the upcoming SFX magazine, written by Darren Scott.

Showrunner Akiva Goldsman talks about Season 2, like the upcoming crossover episode with Star Trek: Lower Decks and the challenge of blending animation with live action, and finding the right tone for the episode, and the fact he’s open to future crossovers with other series timelines. He also talks about the new Chief Engineer Pelia (played by Carol Kan), the fate of Number One, returning characters, about challenges of the show having 10 vs. 24 episodes per season, that certain characters who might not have gotten as much screentime last season, will get it in season 2, and that they’ve moved some characters around and “put some folks together who aren’t necessarily canonically together at the same time” (like Lieutenant/First Officer Kirk), while still trying to stay within established canon.

He said of Season 2: “The pitch that came for season 2 was a lot of, ‘We’re going to do what we did last year, but more’ and that’s what we did! We took to heart the fact the audience seemed to like what we liked, which was genre-jumping, closed-ended narratives with some character serialization. It was a real harkening back to the original series, when it came to the occasional O Henry-esque or Twilight Zone-like turn, and at the same time you’re in there shining a light into the nooks and crannies of canon. So we just did it again, basically. It was very reinforcing. If the fans hadn’t liked it, we certainly would have ended up doing something more traditional. So we were really happy to get to keep doing it.”

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 1 behind the scenes