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This prequel of Star Trek: The Original Series and spinoff of Star Trek: Discovery will premiere on Paramount+ on Thursday, May 5, 2022. Trailer:
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This prequel of Star Trek: The Original Series and spinoff of Star Trek: Discovery will premiere on Paramount+ on Thursday, May 5, 2022. Trailer:
Discovery:I have already thrown in the towel on Disco. Picard is better, but I just don’t like serial Trek. I will give this a try, but I am not committing myself to it. I almost prefer Kelvin Trek to Nu Trek.
Never mind. I didn’t realize that was his brother (who we actually met (at least his body) in TOS).Just watched the opening scene of The Managerie.
Kirk mentions he met Pike once. (His serving on the Enterprise under Pike is a blatant break from canon)
Spock served with him for 11 years, 4 months, 5 days
Pike was doing a standard inspection of a cadet ship (old class J starship). One of the battle plates ruptured and Pike was hit with Delta rays.
”He went in, bringing out all those kids that were still alive.”
This week’s episode was a classic submarine movie. Not necessarily my cup of tea, but very well done.So far this series has surpassed my expectations and I can honestly say there isn’t a character I don’t like.
I can honestly see this running for multiple seasons and then morphing into the original series characters.
I like it and they just introduced the Gorn which I suspect will be an ongoing antagonist.
I think the Gorn represents an ongoing storyline that will web through the episodes like the Borg did for STNG and the Klingons did for OST.This week’s episode was a classic submarine movie. Not necessarily my cup of tea, but very well done.
only 4 eps in, but so far the best of nuTrek. And I love they are going episodic rather than serial.
Have you watched any Disco? There was some kind of galactic event that killed off all straight white men, and they haven’t mentioned it yet on the show. Maybe they addressed it in the second half of the most recent season. I don’t know because I bailed on that show.I think the Gorn represents an ongoing storyline that will web through the episodes like the Borg did for STNG and the Klingons did for OST.
I really like this Start Trek and think it has the potential to be the best overall series to date.
My only small complaint is I think they went overboard with female representation as it seems everyone on the bridge other than Pike and Spock is female. I've got nothing against female representation but if I'm noticing it then it's a bit much but then again I like all the characters as well.
I've watched 2 1/2 seasons of Discovery but got bored halfway through the 3rd. I keep thinking I will go back but just haven't had the desire. Made through 2 episodes of Picard and was bored so I bailed.Have you watched any Disco? There was some kind of galactic event that killed off all straight white men, and they haven’t mentioned it yet on the show. Maybe they addressed it in the second half of the most recent season. I don’t know because I bailed on that show.
I never “really liked” Disco. But I thought maybe there was a chance it would find itself and settle in as a decent add to the universe. That never happened. It just got worse and worse. I may do a full binge years in the future, but I don’t see me watching any more of it any time soon. It is dead to me.I've watched 2 1/2 seasons of Discovery but got bored halfway through the 3rd. I keep thinking I will go back but just haven't had the desire. Made through 2 episodes of Picard and was bored so I bailed.
I'll say this, the first two seasons of Discovery I really liked but once Michael went through the wormhole it just seemed like they were circling the shark on water skis.
You nailed another thing I have noticed. They have obviously built the new sets on both Discovery and SNW to have pre-loaded special effects almost like a ride at Disney. If you watch these episodes back to back you pick up the same fire effect in the back and sparks coming from the same places. The fire is really ridiculous because there are crappy artificial flames going up the sides of the lift doors but no one responds to it. I get that it is a budget thing and will just have to deal but every time they get into a skirmish we know where the fire and sparks are going to come from.I never “really liked” Disco. But I thought maybe there was a chance it would find itself and settle in as a decent add to the universe. That never happened. It just got worse and worse. I may do a full binge years in the future, but I don’t see me watching any more of it any time soon. It is dead to me.
Picard is OK. Still south of Enterprise, but also still watchable.
SNW is still not at DS9 level, but that is a hard bar to clear. DS9 was a GREAT show. I wish they wouldn’t have as many blinking lights and camera glare (which is obviously an intentional motif with nuTrek), but that is a nitpik. I like the story telling so far and as I have said a million times already, the episodic template is a very nice change that I am really enjoying.
I saw the Alien/s thing as well. True, they haven’t mentioned much about the Gorn to this point. So giving them this “ability” doesn’t exactly break anything, but it is cheesy. The Gorn have an advanced society. They are “intelligent”. They have government, military, and have achieved space travel. The way they were portrayed in this episode is that they are completely animalistic and incapable of building a society.So I’m watching Strange New Worlds e9, and after the first few minutes, I’m like, “Are they just doing an Alien/s copycat episode?” Then they introduce the quiet, dirty faced little girl survivor, and I’m like, “Yep, this looks like a complete Alien/s copy.” And then they just go full on Alien/s copycat down to the last detail. YTF would they do this?!?