Yeah the whole Borg in Star Trek Picard I really hated. TNG handled the Borg well, anything after that they got watered down and I didn't like that.
What are your controversial Star Trek opinions?
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Meh. The space tentacles didn't bother me either. What did you expect it look like, R2-D2 and C-3PO? Anything conventionally mechanical looking would have probably would have looked too contrived or overly Borgish.
The dislike of the copy/paste fleet is something that I can sympathize with, but it wasn't any kind of deal-breaker for me. Starship porn is largely irrelevant to me.
It bugged me IMMENSELY.
It wasn't a "Deal Breaker", but I was definitely upset with the Production Staff for being that lazy and rushing things.
Or, they were out of money. They had a lot to spend, but it wasn't unlimited.
T'was a joke, good sir.
My name is Seven of Nine...Tertiary Adjunct of Unimatrix 01, if you're nasty!Hey, y'all, show some respect! That's the Tertiary Adjunct of Unimatrix 01 you're talking about!
P.S. - That and $1.05 will get you a cup of coffee at a 7-11.
What is the point of space tentacles?
To grab stuff...IN SPAAAACE!!
Had the Control tentacles not already been seen in a mediocre season of DSC I'd have been a lot less averse to seeing similar devices show up in PIC. The concept didn't work, though, in either series.
Yes, my comment was glib in its brevity.
My point was still that her experiences do not mean she should be an executive officer managing people.
And never surrendered
Absolutely. They're ships and vehicles that carry them to and from on adventures. To me, it's like getting made all police cars look the same.
Others within StarFleet seem to disagree, along with others IRL in the Production Side.
So I'm pretty happy that they made her Captain after all this time.
It wasn't easy, it wasn't direct, it was quite a unique journey to get there, but I think it was worth it.
“Starfleet” is just the production team and her ascending to the captain’s chair of the flagship makes no more sense than when Abrams did it with Kirk.
Only difference was that Abrams probably had a mandate to make an origin movie that had to have Captain Kirk by the end of it.
This.
To make the ending even more ridiculous???
“Oh, no! It’s the Robot Spaghetti Monster!”
Honestly this would have been great to me. Riker has an amazing personality and watching someone so.... "human" have Data as his First Officer or Worf, when they both have a thing for Deanna, would have added a lot of interesting stuff. Alas, TNG was not that kind of show
TNG is obvs one of the best, but it lacks much needed conflict among the senior staff and that's why Pulaski, however brief, was an interesting addition despite her failure as a Bones copy.
That is what made it unique.
agreed, but that's also why Pulaski was an interesting addition. She gets a lot of hate because she's horrible to Data, but from a narrative standpoint it was interesting to see the casts reaction when they're so amicable
Those are prequel influenced and NX was a blatant re-use of the Akiraprise design, though I'm reminded of the meme answering conspiracy theories WRT pyramids in Egypt, South America, etc are simply the best way to stack rocks that last over a long time.
The difference in the details, as it were and the TOS saucer only a superficial resemblance to the NX and the details are much much different. There was also the evolution of the details on the TOS nacelles from the pilot through the series (grills, slot, and bulbs on the aft end) and the dull spiked bussard versus the glowing rotating one, as well the size differences on the dishes, etc. Any of these details could have come from any number of Federation members.
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