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Nothing on my end either. Somehow, I'm not surprised by this.

Translation: Holidays, 2026. At this point, there needs to be a documentary made about the making of the documentary.

Disappointment.

Still nothing. The frustration is real. I'm sorry I ever backed this documentary.

So three more months.

Well, here we are. There are only a few hours left in the month of April and still nothing. I believe it was supposed to be sent to backers by now. I shouldn't be shocked by this point, but I just can't get over the lack of transparency. As someone who works on a project to project basis where...

Really going to withhold my judgement until I see more. HOWEVER, that last OJ joke gave me a good laugh.

I just assume if they make an Enterprise documentary, that should be ready by at least 2057. Honestly, though, if you want to get something like upcoming Voyager documentary, check out the Center Seat docu-series that was made. I believe episodes are on Amazon. There's one on Voyager. Not as...

"Stardate 9521.6, Captain's log, U.S.S. Excelsior. Hikaru Sulu commanding. After three years I've concluded my first assignment as master of this vessel, cataloguing gaseous planetary anomalies in the Beta Quadrant. We're heading home under full impulse power. I am pleased to report that ship...

I thought this episode was pretty good. The archive idea was very interesting and executed pretty well. I will say, the Breen aspect of the story is fizzling for me. It's not very interesting and feels very one-dimensional. Discovery has never really succeeded in making compelling villains, in...

But what's odd is that didn't even have to be suggested in order to justify Discovery remaining where it was.

One thing that wasn't clear to me is when Burnham mentioned the Breen could track their jumps. If Discovery jumped to the Delta Quadrant, would it not take the Breen quite some time to reach them? This is all assuming the Breen are still using some type of traditional warp drive where traveling...

I know it's been done to death by this point, I wish the Prime Directive had played more of a role in how to best proceed. It could've sparked some good debate between Burnham and Rayner. The idea that a clue is hidden on a pre-warp civilization is very interesting and provides some unique...

It was an interesting idea to use the Enterprise, but, in a way, I would've almost preffered it was the prime universe Defiant. It could have brought that whole arc full circle. Agreed that it seemed like a missed opportunity as they didn't seem to do anything interesting with the Enterprise...

Well, that episode was lots of fun.

I have hope that given Strange New Worlds' success, it could go a little longer than five seasons, but, there's absolutely no guarantee of that. As everyone has continued to point out, shows get more expensive as they go on and there's no doubt that Paramount will pull the plug the moment they...

It did. Both announcements came at the same time.

This isn't Reddit.

It’s not hard to research fan reaction to the TNG announcement. They were not greeting it with open arms. I’m sure many here can attest to that.