Because it isn’t the huge change some make it out to be..,
Spoilers Strange New Worlds 1x01 - "Strange New Worlds"
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Because it isn’t the huge change some make it out to be..,
Because the person who created it (who isn't a Mod) didn't realize till it was too late that he'd reversed the scale.
God forbid someone makes a Human Error occasionally.
Also, you can go back and fix your vote.
More irritating than important. It's not your opinion of Sam's moustache. It's you bristling at another poster's suggestion that people find Tom Selleck attractive by responding as if we're supposed to be guessing at your personal preferences and preemptively accommodating them.
I'm glad you liked the show. I "Liked" your review. People can have different reactions to different things that people say.
That mustache is an achievement of 23rd century human society above and beyond the food synthesizer and handheld Universal Translator.
Because 10 point scales are bullshit in general.
One might even say...in the world.
I'll leave now.
I'll leave now.
I'd need to rewatch the episode, but is it possible they picked up Spock after departing Earth and just didn't show us that bit?
Trek's relationship with how long interstellar travel takes is wonky at best. At this point I just take some of it with a huge grain of salt and just say: "speed of plot."
I know, right?
Tres weird.
I think that's entirely possible. I'll keep it in mind when I rewatch this evening.
Here's one - why are the landing party in uniform when they beam down but materialize in civilian clothes in an alley? A few tweaks to the transporter's transmutation circuits?
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This confirms that Spacedock is not, in fact, Starbase 1 as some of us believed.
Unfortunately, no.
Spock was already aboard when Pike beamed into the transporter room from the shuttle.
I'm going with the assumption that the Enterprise didn't actually leave the spacedock by 18:00, like the Admiral wanted and it actually took a lot more time to get everything ready.
Trek Admirals don't always get exactly what they want.
(I also think it was just a ploy by April to make Pike hustle)
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Repost from the general thread:
I liked it quite a bit.
I thought it was a competent first episode. One focused on a tight group of character to begin with, which is a good idea. The plot was relatively simple but effective. The dialogue was ok but not great. But those are all expected from first series episodes.
I don't have any particular negatives, and a number of positives. The designs and sets are pretty great, and the episode made me chuckle a few times, which is good. On the whole I'd say it certainly feels more like Trek than the more recent outings. If it stays this course it could be a very interesting series.
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Love the opening, glad they included the good ol' monologue. I'd rather binge-watch the rest, but I didn't want to have to avoid spoilers for the next couple of months.
We're yet to see Hemmer much but so far, as I expected, La'an is shaping up to be one of my faves on this show.
I liked it quite a bit.
I thought it was a competent first episode. One focused on a tight group of character to begin with, which is a good idea. The plot was relatively simple but effective. The dialogue was ok but not great. But those are all expected from first series episodes.
I don't have any particular negatives, and a number of positives. The designs and sets are pretty great, and the episode made me chuckle a few times, which is good. On the whole I'd say it certainly feels more like Trek than the more recent outings. If it stays this course it could be a very interesting series.
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Love the opening, glad they included the good ol' monologue. I'd rather binge-watch the rest, but I didn't want to have to avoid spoilers for the next couple of months.
We're yet to see Hemmer much but so far, as I expected, La'an is shaping up to be one of my faves on this show.
Quite a turn for all us mindless haters, huh?
Smart choice to make all the sets from plywood and paste and to have everything else exactly like TV produced in 1966.
He actually beams onto the Enterprise at the end of the episode, during Pike's monologue.
Just finished watching it. Loved it. Adrian Holmes' Robert April was interesting. Love to see more of him.
Goldsman is persona non grata in Trek. I would expect nothing less at this point.
They are second class citizens in terms of being treated as people. SMH
Goldsman is the reason we're getting this show.
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