More casual disinterest. The characters are not engaging enough for me, which is hilarious given Picard's warp command.
Hatred implies a lot more emotional investment that I don't have.
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Hatred implies a lot more emotional investment that I don't have.
Oh, please, what ridiculous posturing it is that you're posting. It's an established fact that fans' opinions vary. IDIC, you know?
As to the specific question, all I have to say is, "The higher, the fewer!"
Whoa! You some kind of radical or something? "Watching something first?" That's not what the internet is for!
There's that F word again. Gene have mercy on our souls!
Spock chest hair confirmed. This lines up with his depiction in TOS so it's clearly canon and is getting the important details right.
I'm sure they screwed it up somehow. Kurtzman is nothing but a hack and a screwup!
And also a kale eating hipster with a manbun.
I have a feeling that it might be a reality-bending illusion.
And of course, fired.I'm sure they screwed it up somehow. Kurtzman is nothing but a hack and a screwup!
And also a kale eating hipster with a manbun.
Thankfully, he's on his 6th firing so the 7th is free!
All the shows blatantly contradict themselves from time to time (including the Berman era series)
Example from TNG:
In TNG S1 Heart Of Glory Worf states he grew up on Galt (a Farming Colony)
Then in S4 Family and EVERY episode after (where they contrast Worf's upbringing with Alexander's) Worf suddenly grew up ON Earth.
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One example of MANY internal contradictions. Welcome to the worlds of Star Trek
All the shows blatantly contradict themselves from time to time (including the Berman era series)
Example from TNG:
In TNG S1 Heart Of Glory Worf states he grew up on Galt (a Farming Colony)
Then in S4 Family and EVERY episode after (where they contrast Worf's upbringing with Alexander's) Worf suddenly grew up ON Earth.
^^^
One example of MANY internal contradictions. Welcome to the worlds of Star Trek
He moved to Earth from Gault at one point. He mentioned it to Jadzia once. Some people can be weird at saying where they grew up.
IF he's anything like a cat, he's only got two left.
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Was I mistaken, or does it look like we're having holodeck adventures in the TOS era now? Because it's not as if those weren't lame, worthless filler episodes to begin with... 
I think only the murder mystery is on the holodeck.Was I mistaken, or does it look like we're having holodeck adventures in the TOS era now? Because it's not as if those weren't lame, worthless filler episodes to begin with...
Yet they have their fansWas I mistaken, or does it look like we're having holodeck adventures in the TOS era now? Because it's not as if those weren't lame, worthless filler episodes to begin with...
Now??? ... Ummm... TAS which is part of the TOS Era, had a holodeck episode.
One could speculate that it was because of it, that Roddenberry added it to TNG.
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Was I mistaken, or does it look like we're having holodeck adventures in the TOS era now? Because it's not as if those weren't lame, worthless filler episodes to begin with...
I don't know. They vary in quality in quality, but "The Big Good-Bye," "Our Man Bashir," and "Bride of Chaotica" are great fun.
Heck, the "The Big Good-Bye" is arguably TNG's best first-season episode. Certainly, it's my favorite episode from TNG's first season -- and the one I'm mostly like to revisit.
A Fistful of Datas is a personal favourite.
The Reg holodeck scenes were a hoot.
As long as it doesn't involve the dangerous Holodeck malfunction trope I'm fine with such an episode on SNW.
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