I thought they were well done. As I said, subtle.References were there but didn't make an emotional impact in me beyond the first episodes or so. Her nods were clumsily shoehorned in more than anything.
I thought they were well done. As I said, subtle.References were there but didn't make an emotional impact in me beyond the first episodes or so. Her nods were clumsily shoehorned in more than anything.
I'm pleased you saw it as subtle. For me it reminded me of young Timothy pretending he was Data.I thought they were well done. As I said, subtle.
Same.I thought they were well done. As I said, subtle.
You mean about giving Nemesis a do-over?
Good for him...?Yes, Mr Plinkett is coming for Star Trek: Picard! This is, I think, the eighteenth proper Plinkett review overall in twelve years, but the first one which is for a series rather than a film.
The humor in those reviews is very off putting too.I'm not a fan of the voice he puts on in those videos. It's irritating.
It’s only a dig towards Discovery.The Picard series ships and the Discovery ships are nothing alike, the Disco and Picard ships look appropriate to their respective era's, whatever my issues may be with the original Disco Klingon ships I never had a problem with the Starfleet ones.
Sounds to me like Bernd is just having a dig at Picard, Discovery or both.
Honestly I don't need much to rationalize it either. I see no reason for a uniform aesthetic in the Federation with so many members.Frankly if you ignore the dodgy, rescaled sizes of the DSC Era ships(especially the Enterprise) you can still fit them into the TOS Era/Prime Timeline ships and just say: "Hey, Starfleet shipbuilding aesthetics went through a bronze hull phase with pointy, jagged warp nacelles between about 2245 and 2265 and that era largely stopped by the time TOS rolled around." I don't see how that's any more of a stretch than what EAS is doing with the ships and at least my reasoning makes at least some sense in-universe and their excuse is that they don't buy the Prime Timeline statements by CBS.
I stopped taking him seriously a long time before, but this was the icing on the cake.It’s only a dig towards Discovery.
He considers Discovery to be a reboot so he put those ships in their own section, he doesn't consider Picard a reboot, so he put those ships with all the other TOS to ENT Trek ships.
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