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Madcap episode that I wasn't feeling, but it was still enjoyable once Hemmer came into the fray. Weakest episode so far for me.
Star Trek : Strange New Worlds
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You've never watched the Original Series have you?
twice in a row though
I'm guessing most of the people who watch this havent and programmes evolve, are they just copying classic kirk era episodes?
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Reminded me of the older TNG episodes this week but didn't quite hit, maybe because some of the TNG cast had classical training.
Caporegime
This last episode is just TOS type stuff in a more modern story telling.
Not bad, but was the weakest episode for me
Not bad, but was the weakest episode for me
Bit crap this week. Anson Mount was great, but it was demeaning to see him like this - he's Captain Pike!
So the nebula was lonely and had been for some time, but within seconds and without any questions, M'Benga allowed his daughter to be taken away? Wtf?
Silly episode, but redeemed by Uhura's bewbs! Nom nom nom.
So the nebula was lonely and had been for some time, but within seconds and without any questions, M'Benga allowed his daughter to be taken away? Wtf?
Silly episode, but redeemed by Uhura's bewbs! Nom nom nom.
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Could be worse Star Trek Discovery is just awful drivel and makes Strange New Worlds look like Shakespeare.
That was the worst episode so far, after so many great episodes this was a real clunker with STD levels of cringe. I've always hated the fantasy stuff in TOS and the holodeck episodes in TNG and usually skip them. Here was no different. Some of the worst dreck in some time and hated every moment.
The only positive was seeing La’an looking hot as hell!
The only positive was seeing La’an looking hot as hell!
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An Alien rip off this week. Not too terrible so far. Better than the last two.
Edit: Nope, that was pretty bad again. Somehow we are supposed to care deeply about someone we have hardly seen. So much forced emotion in this it just feels wrong and not earnt.
Edit: Nope, that was pretty bad again. Somehow we are supposed to care deeply about someone we have hardly seen. So much forced emotion in this it just feels wrong and not earnt.
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but they (pikes crew) are stronger because they work together rainbow.jpg
Think I might just rewatch every Stargate series for some real scifi
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Oh no, a crew of a ship working together towards a planned outcome. Whatever were they thinking?
Man of Honour
Thought it was decent...
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1x09 - All Those Who Wander
*Spock eyebrow*
So it's the Gorn again, then.
The Good
The Bad
The Kurtzman
Memory-Alpha said:
*Spock eyebrow*
So it's the Gorn again, then.
The Good
Neat little nod to TOS early on - Deep Space Station K-7 was of course the setting for "The Trouble With Tribbles", one of the best TOS stories and good enough that it would be revisited by DS9 ("Trials and Tribble-ations"). Hooray for continuity!
Anson Mount remains the best thing about the whole series. Unfortunately, given the demise of Hemmer here, Bruce Horak was also good.
Anson Mount remains the best thing about the whole series. Unfortunately, given the demise of Hemmer here, Bruce Horak was also good.
The Bad
FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS HOLY STOP WITH THE RECAPS!!!!!
We're firmly at the 'ripping off other works' stage, with this basically being "Aliens" after a fairly minor rewrite.
Why is it that the only thing the writers can think up to provide motivation for Uhura is the death of other characters? Her (unseen) parents dying is the backstory for her getting into Starfleet in the first place, the death of Hemmer her motivation to stay. They couldn't think of something cleverer?
Una/'Number One' remains criminally underused. Ortegas similarly, and they even dialled her snarking down this week (I think the only crack she got in was about 'hating funerals').
We're firmly at the 'ripping off other works' stage, with this basically being "Aliens" after a fairly minor rewrite.
Why is it that the only thing the writers can think up to provide motivation for Uhura is the death of other characters? Her (unseen) parents dying is the backstory for her getting into Starfleet in the first place, the death of Hemmer her motivation to stay. They couldn't think of something cleverer?
Una/'Number One' remains criminally underused. Ortegas similarly, and they even dialled her snarking down this week (I think the only crack she got in was about 'hating funerals').
The Kurtzman
La'an Noonien-Singh 
At least she's possibly gone until S2 now.
Having not learned a single thing from the fairly strong fan reaction to the needless killing-off of Culber in STD S1 we're back on the 'killing off minority character' train with Hemmer. And no spore network here to bring him back out of.
Those Gorn sure reached reproductive maturity quick, eh?
At least she's possibly gone until S2 now.Having not learned a single thing from the fairly strong fan reaction to the needless killing-off of Culber in STD S1 we're back on the 'killing off minority character' train with Hemmer. And no spore network here to bring him back out of.
Those Gorn sure reached reproductive maturity quick, eh?
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did he really need to say we are stronger because we are working together? it sounded total cringe woke crap writing.
I bet he wouldn't say the same thing about the borg and praise their collective, I bet they would be like "oh no individuality is the key" oh wait thats not woke
Man of Honour
The Borg say it often though tbf, "WE ARE BORG! WE ARE ONE!"
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I wish you anti woke lot would stop trying to ruin my viewing.
how does people talking about the show and nit picking spoil your viewing?