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I'm so thankful for Matalas for giving a real closure to Picard, the old crew and the ship. Yes, there is always something that as a fan you would probably have wanted different. But today is not the day for nitpicking. This was excellent and I loved every minute of it. I really feel like its...

When they revealed and entered 1701-D I cried enough tears to fill all the plotholes. 10/10 - 100% pure Fanservice and I love it.

Loved it. Especially the fact that soong type androids are still unique! They seem to honor TNG in many aspects while doing the necessary updates. Unlike that other show we‘re not comparing it to.

A few thoughts (and a very subjective perspective): - Issues that I had with DSC, that won't happen here were it beeing extremely anachronistic in regards to technology and design, plus adding a new totally OP Tech like the Spore Drive. I'm not a big fan of the show, it was watcheable (there...

Meh.. Never liked Section 31 nor the implications of it. It doesnt really fit the unrealistically idealist vision of my Star Trek escapism.

As long as the story works and is not just a parody of Star Trek, he can do whatever he wants.

Indeed. Money is a standard of taste.

I don't see the issue. They made some (in my opinion) bad choices in their works with the franchise. In short, I blame them for bad creative choices, and not other people involved, nor the weather nor the material conditions. Of course this is my opinion. I mean they may be (and probably are)...

The Spore drive. When Star Trek is basically founded on warp drive tech. The importance of warp capability that gets pointed out throughout the show etc. but suddenly: spore drive. Instant transportation. It made me feel like Disco never really belonged in Trek. I can live with more females on...

I prefer to blame Kurtzman nowadays. But Abrams is a close second.

I think that if Picard were a traditional french wine producer, they wouldnt need to use additional irrigation. Since this seems to be something only used to produce more and lower quality wine or in droughts. The important part is that the water has to come from the earth that carries the...

From what I read, you dont need to irrigate your vineyards at all, except for droughts or unsuitable lands. Anyway, its just for the "future" effect.

I know its nitpicking on my side, but their are far easier and more convenient irrigation systems, with simple rubber tubes, to water your vineyards. Hovercraft look more futuristic and cooler though. edit: And european vineyards often dont use any irrigation at all. edit 2:

If the story is about a romulan migrant crisis, I will not be pleased. There must still exist enough uninhabited M-Class worlds to relocate those Romulans. Either this or the Hobus Nova ripped such a massive hole in the beta quadrant, destroying habitable worlds on an unprecedented scale. Or...

I really liked the teaser until I remembered Kurtzman, that kind of blocked my excitement. I am putting my feelings on hold until the first episode.

Destroying Romulus, Vulkan and killing Amanda were (imo) cheap hacks to give the characters some emotional baggage and motivations and shock the fans at the same time. Obviously, because the characters themselves started at point 0 in the Star Trek reboot, we needed some steroids to give them...

Yes, well we are in the 24th century, so we can expect them to be able to correct chemical imbalances in the brain by medecine (just like we already do now) unless the cause either isnt chemical imbalances in the brain or some unknown disease.

Yup. Like that retardigrade drive. Off topic, sorry. Anyway so Romulus is destroyed in this show. I didnt remember the mind-melt from ST09. And since allmighty Kurtzmann said it aswell...

DSC was drawing „Inspiration“ on many things.

I dont. Indeed. So far any modern Trek has been more or less a travesty. Especially the second movie, that was but a parody. But they have been entertaining. And if the producers say it happened, then it did.