So you find laughing at a person for changing their mind polite and tolerable?
So much for respect.
Spoilers Did Picard finally ''right the ship'' with Picard season 3?
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So much for respect.
What???
Read your last post and tell me that "lmao" doesn't mean laughing at someone for daring to change their mind on it. Stewart decided he wanted to do more with the TNG crew and closer to it, with Picard in uniform. If we didn't have Season 1 and him discovering that he enjoyed that part of the ensemble we don't Season 3.
I see nothing funny here.
The timelines don't add up. Season 3 finished filming the same month Season 2 started airing, Match 2022.
Well you want to know what IS possible. There were two show runners during season 2 and ONE during Season 3.....geez . Just because things are said to be filmed "back to back" DOESN'T mean literally the day after or even the week and that changes in production crew and script cannot happen....which in this case it most certainly did.....
Nothing in Season 3 was in reaction to Season 2, end of story.
What I find FUNNY is that you think they just up and changed their minds. I'm saying it's more a direct result of fan backlash/input and test audience reactions etc....
Hilarious...
I don't think anything of the sort. Nor do I find this something funny at all. So, I'll just agree to disagree and move on since this is not a serious conversation any more.
Terry wasn't part of Season 1. So no minds being changed in his head. He probably pitched it to Patrick.
It seems like the season 3 story was one that Terry had in mind for a while and involved giving the crew a final "movie" sendoff. They may have fixed some things they didn't think worked in season 2 from a production and story standpoint, but the overall story does not appear to be a reaction to season 2.
Not at all. The seasons actually feel very distinctively like the movies, with each adventure not really leading in to the next. You have one adventure and then credits, then another adventure then credits, with each individual showrunner approaching this in kind of stand alone type of fashion. Terry seems to be leaning heavily on the greatest hits style, drawing upon TOS and TNG films, TNG and DS9 history, and weaving a story from his preferred elements of Trek.
PIC Season 3 is no more a reaction to Season 2 than "We'll Always Have Paris" was a reaction to "Skin of Evil". Individual seasons of PIC function like individual episodes of TNG.
Had what planned?
Again, season three was written while two was being filmed and shot right after two wrapped. These are facts. Sorry that they don match up with your fantasy.
Reaction to season two was not all that negative
wiki viewership said:
IGN seems to reflect some of the assessment here. Starting strong but then dropping.wiki critics said:
As for season one
Looking the data there was a big drop off after Nepenthe.wiki Critics said:
Individual critics seem to fault that season for relying too heavily on nostalgia, being too steeped in lore and have a slow pace. The three things a certain faction of fans are always clamoring for.
That' hurts...Individual critics seem to fault that season for relying too heavily on nostalgia, being too steeped in lore and have a slow pace. The three things a certain faction of fans are always clamoring for.
I don't buy that for one minute. Again they went form two show runners in season 2 to just Mathalas in season 3. But according to you changes are IMPOSSIBLE???? WTH???
This is the same stuff I heard here when Discovery went into the future....IT WAS ALL PLANNED....nothing to do with previous seasons.failures...
Yet...
https://redshirtsalwaysdie.com/2020...-leap-to-future-a-permanent-change-to-series/
So I'm sticking with my reason for cast, production crew and story changes.... a direct result of Luke warm reception of 1 AND 2...
Good thing too. Because the show is actually much more enjoyable now.
Redshirts Always Die...
I wrote three articles for them back in 2015. I'm so glad I didn't stick around with them. Eventually, after the premiere of Disco, I'd have been locking horns with them like there was no tomorrow if I'd stayed.
For those wondering, I did my own research here and my sources aren't dripping in bias. Unlike with Redshirts, where they don't even try to hide it.
I wrote three articles for them back in 2015. I'm so glad I didn't stick around with them. Eventually, after the premiere of Disco, I'd have been locking horns with them like there was no tomorrow if I'd stayed.
For those wondering, I did my own research here and my sources aren't dripping in bias. Unlike with Redshirts, where they don't even try to hide it.
Had what planned?
Again, season three was written while two was being filmed and shot right after two wrapped. These are facts. Sorry that they don match up with your fantasy.
Reaction to season two was not all that negative
IGN seems to reflect some of the assessment here. Starting strong but then dropping.
As for season one
Looking the data there was a big drop off after Nepenthe.
Individual critics seem to fault that season for relying too heavily on nostalgia, being too steeped in lore and have a slow pace. The three things a certain faction of fans are always clamoring for.
It was an 8 month shoot for 20 episodes. You don't think they made changes to season 3 scripts In all that time????
I remember when there were rumors that John Delancie would be in both seasons. I think he even mentioned it. Than once season 2 filmed that had changed...
I don't think it's impossible at all...
How could they see audience reactions before the show even aired?
Season 3 finished filming the same month Season 2 started airing.
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