This is not TNG 2.0. No discussions, no chain of command. Just do what needs to be done.
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Those few posts above seem like there isn't much love for TNG here.
We're fans. We know TNG all too well.
There's the temptation to fall back into bad habits.
One can like tng but also be critical of it. TNG for all its good qualities could be preachy and dull as dishwater.
Not from me, no. But, it wasn't enjoyable for me. But, many here do enjoy it and on and on.
But, that doesn't mean we cannot be critical either. It's a balancing act to be struck. No doubt Picard will garner its own ciritics soon enough.
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As we should be.
No point watching TV series or for example listening to a certain band thinking that they can't go wrong with anything.
Now that I think about it, I might be too critical about TNG.... but still, it's my favourite series.
(at least I think it is, recent 24 season 1 marathon made that decision more difficult.
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TNG is a fine series, with ups and downs like all series. It's just not a for me series.As we should be.
Now that I think about it, I might be too critical about TNG.... but still, it's my favourite series.
(at least I think it is, recent 24 season 1 marathon made that decision more difficult.
There are now three versions of Data:
There are now three versions of Data:
Maybe there are three Data's
From a 15 second teaser:
Or a fistful of them.
That's just the sequence from chill Data to mad Data.There are now three versions of Data:
So Data's painting is Dahj...
Jep.
I think that the third version of Data is actually completey unretouched. it's only one or two frames long in the spot so why would they need even need to deage him? The trailer guys might not have access to complete episodes.
I recall a few people here doubting that there had been any deaging, and were sure that it was just makeup, well, there is a shot of him without the touchups(or seriously toned down), now I don't mean he looks bad when I say that, what I mean is specifically, people doubted there had been any digital work, here is proof that the initial trailer appearance of Data had been touched upThere are now three versions of Data:
That makes a lot of sense. Why touch up a half second shot of him?