And, just as predictably, those complaining about Lower Decks not being real Trek like Discovery, will refuse to acknowledge that this is just a never ending cycle that happens with ALL new Trek shows.
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And, just as predictably, those complaining about Lower Decks not being real Trek like Discovery, will refuse to acknowledge that this is just a never ending cycle that happens with ALL new Trek shows.
They've been making this for some time...
"It's the circle of life..."
Also this has been in production for 2 years.
The official press release stated the show was going to be "distributed worldwide by ViacomCBS Global Distribution Group" which is really vague speak for 'its coming, we're just ironing out the details with the distributor.' But I do understand the frustration of not knowing.
Hopefully, this will get easier next year after CBSAA goes international!
Yeah? Let's see some of your designs. You're good at criticism, let's see what you've got.
Difference is: One ship actually looks GOOD and photographs well...the other...Nice riff on the TMP poster
Oh, I think, it would be a slap into the face of every actor, when you say, that cartoon figures are as real as them and the sets around them...
But don't let me be misunderstood:
I never said, that Lower Deck isn't real Trek for me. Of course, it is. But than again, I make a difference between cartoon and non-cartoon (I'm just searching for another term than "real life trek", but common, you know, what I mean).
Of course I haven't watched it yet, yes. But I just didn't wait for it yet, too. That's all I'm saying. I would have been happy, if I would have as much Trek as possible to watch in this times, and seeing this, I just would have been more happy with something, that is... longer than 30 minutes per episode.
You seriously can’t defend that now? It’s atrocious.
Let's see some of your designs. You're good at criticism, let's see what you've got.
It looks like a larger and updated Oberth class ship. More of a workhorse than the Galaxy class.
It’s probably not the best angle to view that particular design, although it is hard to envision what a good angle would be. I will reserve criticism until we see it in action.
It’s probably intended to be designed as a completely wonky and non-descript non-hero vessel due to the very nature of the show. Not only is it about generally unimportant personnel, they likely serve on a generally unimportant ship.
It’s probably intended to be designed as a completely wonky and non-descript non-hero vessel due to the very nature of the show. Not only is it about generally unimportant personnel, they likely serve on a generally unimportant ship.
Oh, I think, it would be a slap into the face of every actor, when you say, that cartoon figures are as real as them and the sets around them...
Noel Wells, Jack Quaid, Tawny Newsome, and Eugene Cordero are as real as Sonequa Martin-Green, Patrick Stewart, Michelle Yeoh, and Anson Mount. And their characters (Tendi, Boimler, Mariner, Rutherford, Burnham, Picard, Georgiou, Pike) are all equally "real" in my eyes. The show isn't a parody, it's just Star Trek returning to a format they've used before, albeit rarely.
Lower Decks is supposed to be ten episodes long. So, August 6th to October 8th (if they don't skip a week or double-up). That means Discovery Season 3 will likely premiere in mid-October at the earliest.
We were gonna get the cartoon anyway.
Two, actually, if you count the one they’re also developing for Nickelodeon.
We were gonna get the cartoon anyway.
Of course. What's new?
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