Yep. Though I enjoyed most of their appearances on Voyager, and am hoping to see them again here soon.
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Yep. Though I enjoyed most of their appearances on Voyager, and am hoping to see them again here soon.
Outside of Voyager, they only made nine appearances across the franchise.
But still a good episode. I was actually creeped out by the Borg drones in that one. At least they got a last hurrah as an actual menace even if from a chronological point of view it was earlier than any TNG, DS9 or VOY appearance of the Collective.
Yeah, the roller coaster has almost no visible support in the Trek community. One of the aesthetic choices of DSC that practically everyone can agree on.
Speak for yourself...I LOVE the Turbolift Funhouse. I really could give a damn how "realistic" it is. It just looks cool. And that's enough for me!
We have found the target audience of Discovery.Speak for yourself...I LOVE the Turbolift Funhouse. I really could give a damn how "realistic" it is. It just looks cool. And that's enough for me!
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I'm in that fount-ain as well getting wet.
Though it is weird, it seems feasible.
That's fine. Still overdone for me. Not enjoyable for me.
How dare people have fun with entertainment
I kinda envy people who are so easily amused that they find watching CGI rollercoaster fun.How dare people have fun with entertainment
Easily amused
Oh please I could comment on TNG fans who seem to love 50 minute briefing room scenes and 5 minute end scene solutions that involve a particle of the week and the Enterprise 1701D deflector dish.
Welll.... seeing as it is a part of Star Trek and I have enjoyed all things Trek for 50+ years,
I'd say it's a shame that you find something simply meant to be entertaining, not to be Fun.
Perhaps a bit of introspection and a little bit less of being so serious, could lead you to enjoying fluff entertainment more often?
Why bemoan something that one has no control over and has no real effect on ones Life ...
It's Time Lord science, bruh.
I hadn't found them a threat in TNG, but both TUC and DS9 had moments. ENT didn't really. Into Darkness had a great moment. DSC offered a little bit different view that I found more engaging than most. I always love seeing Klingon culture since they are among the most prolific alien species. I want more variety and that's what I got. It made them more alien and thus, a little more intimidating.
As always, YMMV.
wow way to be a condescending prick
Come on. There's no need for that at all.
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Thank goodness we get a new episode in an hour or two.
Hopefully it'll take another four or five days before the snark starts to set in again.
Well Kurtzman said that if Worf appears he would look like Worf.
Right, but what about all the others? Will they all look like him or will there be a mish-mash of human-augment types still floating around, along with the DISCO KINO's?
In the late 24th century? There might be no Augment Klingons left. But in DSC we could stand to see some of them along with TNG-style ones that are recognizably Klingon.
