What damage? Did the Prime Timeline go somewhere? Did he destroy your DVDs? Has Shatner been replaced digitally?
Yeah. Im sure in just a few short years ill be missing std and saying what a fine show it was. How about those two first seasons of Picard? Just wonderful. I mean season two alone we found out Picards mom committed suicide and he somehow forgot and convinced himself she lived until old age. No one ever noticed. The people closest to him like beverley or his brother. No one noticed that he was delusional about his mom. Not once. Just wonderful poignant writing. Genius. Yup. In a few years everyone will applaud these shows and realize how great they were.
Exactly.
TOS was the most inconsistent. TNG opened with romantic drama and Voyager dabbled in it a lot.
Who's disparaging? TNG didn't have romance? What? There wasn't character drama and trauma? What?
Today is a day I just don't give a shit.
Those 40 episodes of Prodigy are some of the best Star Trek ever produced for television, especially the second season. Such a well-thought-out story arc and characterizations. An example where the fanservice isn't there for its own sake to shake shiny keys at the audience, but actually enhances the story and is there for a reason.
Sounds like you should talk to your doctor.
Why? What are you talking about?
Have to say I liked Enterprise a great deal, and still do. Despite plenty of individual clunkers — none more so than the finale — in a lot of ways it was pretty much the Trek series I’d wanted to see since the 80s, albeit in different ways in different seasons. I liked that a significant chunk of it was actually about exploring; I liked the somewhat-closer-to-astronautics feel (which I also found in TMP); I liked that almost everybody was different a hundred years before TOS (which many seemed to hate, but I felt was practically the point); I liked that the active powers weren’t all the same ones we’d see a century later; I liked that Archer & co, like humans as a whole, were still figuring out how (and whether!) to go about exploring deep space instead of being Kirk out the gate; I liked that the ship was a bunch of big metal chunks bolted together (which didn’t stop people from insisting it was “more advanced looking” than the 1701 — which was, I’m sorry, just silly); I even liked the basic idea of the Temporal Cold War (though not the lack of resolution about Future Guy); and I liked that we got to see the most important elements of how the beginnings of what became the Federation were seeded. (And you know? I never saw what was supposed to be so terrible about the gazelle speech, either. It fit.)
Yes. Ninjas broke into my home, stole all my Pure Trek DVDs, Blu-rays, novels, comics, action figures and bed sheets and left a filter on all my devices so that whenever I watch TOS on streaming, Shatner is automatically replaced by Paul Wesley. And they left a floater in my toilet.
