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Did you bother to read the post you quoted?

Saving "RESISTANCE" next. This episode is one of the best examples of how just casting well can easily elevate an episode. It's a simple story, but Joel Grey's performance REALLY makes this one extremely memorable. Of all the guest starring one off roles of VOYAGER, his was easily a top 3...

What's awesome about a rated X sci-fi project? Nevermind, my point was the film was a passion project for a Disney exec who assumed it was a much larger property and better known than it actually was, resulting in poor marketing.

It would be possible to do a good John Carter movie, but Disney is incapable of making it. It would probably need to be CGI or animated, be rated R to X, and encompass an era of thought that is FAR behind us. It would need to fully embrace Burroughs' original work, right down to the nekkid Red...

I consider Second Sight quite superior to the other two which are two of my lowest rated DS9 episodes and very deserving of being finalists. It's a bad episode in my eyes but Meridian has the Quark b story to redeem it. Prodigal Daughter does not really have anything positive I can say...

I didn't know months in advance that Hemmer was going to die. Obviously he wasn't going to remain the Chief Engineer forever (neither is Pelia), but that doesn't mean his story had to end with him yeeting himself to his doom.

At the rate things are going at the major Hollywood studios, when will we get the Krull remake with Tom Hardy and Felicity Jones?

Season three's ratings fell off a cliff after episode four. Why would P+ allow the same people who can't hold on to their current audience do another show?

Yeah, no. A main character's departure is almost always known in advance these days simply because the news of the actor's departure is always reported on entertainment news sites. Even on shows which have a reputation for high morality rates amongst the main characters like The Walking Dead or...

Maybe the strength you apply to the handle can indicate urgency, or it measures one's heart/respiration rate.

...Cast did to big success. The SNW Cast are not even a thing outside the trek bubble. SNW would have gotten 10 episodes but the truth is the ratings are not good enough, the movie argument is just a cover to hide poor rating, Believe you me, Hollywood knows what they are doing and they listen...

...for SNW as that has a ticking clock on it but the show runners will care about the possibility of First Year. Paramount will be influenced by ratings and receptions (although goodness knows how they calculate this). The reception that's happening now will have to matter. In another 20 years...

I remember Petard when I was gifted with a late '70s Trek short story anthology 'The New Voyages' by Marshak & Culbreath, two fanzine publishers who wrote a few early Trek novelizations and at least one other anthology. I raised my eyebrow at the sudden and new introduction of k/S into my Trek...

It's my understanding that the plan was originally to do a movie in place of the fifth season, that was until the showrunners said they couldn't complete the story in a single movie, so Paramount gave them six episodes. Again, one thing that is near universally agreed upon is that the cast of...

I am very old school, so I just can never invest in streaming ratings. I am from the days of the 90s or early 2000s were Friends averaged 24 million viewers every night or 70 million people watched the Seinfeld finale. Which reminds me I think the first TNG episode in the late 80s was watched...

we can agree to disagree but what is done is done. However if we get a year one, which I doubt we will since SNW is barely surviving in ratings and paramount cannot even make 10 episodes for season 5, they would need a stronger cast with memorable actors and that would mean casting first...

Bantam Books did it twice with ''The Procrustean Petard'' and Alan Dean Foster's expanded ''Slaver Weapon'' adaptation. ''Petard'' at any rate was a fanzine reprint, and Foster's switcheroo of Spock and Uhura may have been Ballantine rather than Bantam. (STAR TREK LOG 10).

The attitude toward women in Yamato strikes me as that of a 1950s person who believes himself to be enlightened and egalitarian. They aren't locked away in the kitchen, but they aren't on equal terms with men either. Practically until 3199, we have never seen a woman among the top brass, (and...

Pathfinder Shuttlepod One Revala Two May 31, 2163 "We have arrived at grid section 97-B, Commander." Beaumont looked up from her data slate, where she had been reviewing the data they had already collected from a dozen search sites. So far, none of them had yielded anything more noteworthy...

...public would probably have the best chance of having at least being aware of. I'm not sure if it was when the show was getting the biggest ratings, but it did seem to be when the show was getting the most attention. I'm not sure if that would be the best way to go about it, thanks to things...