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It's similar to how back in the day people were outraged that UPN canceled Enterprise and renewed Veronica Mars despite the fact that Enterprise had higher ratings, not taking into account that they could probably make three episodes of Veronica Mars on the budget of one episode of Enterprise.

First off, no such thing is happening. The population is still increasing at about 0.9% per year, which is consistent with the trends of the past several decades. The growth rate is declining, but a decrease in growth rate is not a decrease in actual numbers, just a slower increase. And the...

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Most of the reviewers and low ratings and lack of buzz.

I've finally seen Skeleton Crew and The Acolyte so now I can update my ratings! Skeleton Crew - They said it was going to be a fun '80s adventure for kids. It was! - Pretty good. The Acolyte - Great fight scenes, twisty plot, unusual story. - Enjoyable enough. This means that there isn't a...

But I saw the show. I had preconceived notions, then a option and then a assumption based on ratings and most of the talk about the show afterwards. I know some people like the show. But I noticed more people seemed to dislike it than like it, so my assumption is that generally speaking it was...

Episodes of Strange New Worlds during both seasons 1 and 2 made the streaming top 10 list WRT minutes watched more then Picard S3 episodes overall. The final episode of Picard featuring The 1701-D and the original D bridge was its highest rated episode; and that episode could have got more...

^I was under the impression that Picard season 3 got the highest ratings in all of the new Trek era.

Uh huh..is that why SNW Season 4 started filming right after principal filming on SFA S1 ended? They want to make use of the studio, and have two Live Action series in production has been going on for years. SNW also has gotten better streaming ratings than Star Trek Discovery and Picard.

As a teaser, this is the first chapter:

Fair enough. But this isn't a novel for a beloved 20th century Trek show, this is a book about one of those mayfly streaming shows that lasted, what, 3 seasons of 10 eps each?

we also don't know if the decline in childbirth rates will continue or if something will happen to even them out. in industrial/post-industrial countries with inadequate healthcare like the united states, its becoming too expensive for a young family to even consider having multiple kids. by...

S3 starts July 17. The character work is well done throughout Toward the Night. Though I found the outcomes a bit predictable, they were the ones that would make the most sense and satisfy the most given the story setup in place. I'm not the biggest fans of blowhard Klingons and bugs as...

The price is probably gonna come down - I've seen several items go up on Amazon at inflated prices, then drop by the time release day comes around. And "the audience" is Trek fans - Picard only ended a couple of years ago, even acknowledging the turnover rate of production and how a lot of...

Didn't help the last time he showed up.

They might have recovered in the ratings if Jack Harkness was brought back.

First of all, I don't think we're supposed to like Section 31 from an operational standpoint. They clearly operate in a black operations/plausible deniability realm that many real world agencies have, except they usually have both official and classified operations under one roof. Star Trek...

I agree about Section 31. It's contrary to the concept of the Federation as a place where's truth and rule of law. And it always strained belief that Section 31 could have remained secret, especially now that Every Single Star Trek Show has to have some Section 31 agents. "Moonlight" has...

I hate the idea of Section 31 as introduced in DS9 and I think "In The Pale Moonlight" was over-rated.

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