I certainly don't think it's a failure. I think its zany and fun.
Also, from a Q/Test/Trial perspective, it all seems rather superficial so far. He changed the timeline by convincing Renee she wasn't cut out for it. Picard told her she was so Renee changed her mind...and then??? That's it? (I know the season isn't over)
Let's look at how little importance some of the character's have had to the overall plot since they arrived in 2024:
Rios: Injured in a clinic, arrested, then escaped, right after that went to a party and had a good time - had no influence on the mission to help Renee, after the party he took Picard to a clinic where he started falling in love with the clinic Doctor. Took the doctor to his ship so she would believe he was from the future. (episodes 3-8)
Seven/Raffi: Tried to find an alien signal. Didn't. Then tried to find Rios. Couldn't. Stole a police car and found his location in the car's computer. Let Rios go. Went to a party and did nothing - had no influence on the mission to help Renee, Tried looking for Agnes. Found out she was the Queen- fought her and lost. (episodes 3-8)
Great? No. Enjoyable? Yes.don't understand how people can think that this is great writing.
You have to be a true Star Trek fanatic who reflexively likes anything that is branded "Star Trek".
I bet it was to please Stewart whom is rumored not to be too pleased with the show..
Great? No. Enjoyable? Yes.
I don't want great. I want fun.
You have to be a true Star Trek fanatic who reflexively likes anything that is branded "Star Trek".
I bet it was to please Stewart whom is rumored not to be too pleased with the show..
Source for this or just made up?
Bullshit. Source?
Stuff That Never Happened magazine said:Rumor has it that Sir Patrick Stewart is unhappy with Picard, the show he’s the star of, and an Executive Producer since day one on, and which he’s in large part dictated the tone of. Because…reasons.
I've noticed that with the credits, but this seems odd to me. Was there some turmoil behind the scenes that led to a new writing staff? Just weird they would get rid of the season 1 writers and hire writers who don't have much experience instead. The following writers did not return for season 2: James Duff, Nick Zayas, Samantha Humphrey, Ayelet Waldman, and Chabon did not write or co-write an episode - just has one early story credit.
Also, according to articles and interviews the season 2 story was broken down by March 2020, but they were still writing for the season when filming started in February 2021. Since they were going to start filming in June 2020 before the pandemic, the story breakdown they had in March 2020 had to have been after Matalas was already on board and the time travel story was already planned (Since Chabon has a story credit for 2.2 it seems like the Confederation plot was always part of the plan).
My question is, what happened in between the story being complete in March 2020 and February 2021 when filming started? They had a whole year to work on the scripts and it seems like they still hadn't settled on what they were going to do (With Goldsman stating that he didn't know if they had learned their lessons from season 1 and writing still taking place during filming).
On a boring, strictly numbers basis: the average rating I gave PIC Season 1 was an 8.7 while the average rating I've given to PIC Season 2 so far has been an 8.25.
The difference between you and me is that I'm saying it's my opinion, not some Universal Truth.Oh, all of a sudden numbers do matter! I wonder why?
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