I get around this by having the memory of a goldfish for metagaming knowledge.

I was recently introduced to Death in Space.

Things that I like about it:

• it’s a simple system
• it’s got cool lore (the universe is dying, aberrations are infiltrating the local solar system, all ships and technology is scavenged)
• it’s got some overlapping mechanics with 5e, which makes introducing it simple (advantage, d20 checks, etc)
• it’s got some nice rules for ship combat, space walks, etc
• combat turns are basically just go next if you have something, then the enemies do their thing, and players coordinate on whatever works best for them

My fiancé was running it, but lost the time to continue running it. I might take over with my own group soon.

Also fair. but that actually opens up a whole bunch of opportunity. There could be so many easter eggs hidden in what the live action actors are actually saying, versus what the mupets are saying.

That’s fair.

An entire movie with half being lip synced live action sounds awful to make. That’s a lot of lip syncing.

But I’m sure there’s a bunch of tools and talent out there that could make this happen. And it’d be a fantastic movie.