Doh! I stand corrected. I keep forgetting UPN effectively premiered ST: V as a midseason replacement (of sorts) in January 1995.
Has the Red Angel moved the show out of the Prime Universe?
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It wouldn't even remotely surprise me. I'm tired of their Info Wars wannabe nonsense. It's one thing to talk about why you don't like a show, if you honestly don't like it and aren't just telling followers what they want to hear. It's something else entirely to spin conspiracy theories and pass them off as the truth. It's misinformation at best and slander at worst.
#NotMyPicard
That's a pretty fantastic video. I have no idea who that guy is and generally care for that style of humor, but not only is it savage towards Doomcrock's Dredge and the like, but it really presents the Disco debate as the perfect microcosm of everything wrong with social media culture - the consequences of which I think are quickly becoming an existential problem.
In my list of "recommended" YouTube Videos, it looks like
I finally figured out how to block YouTube channels. ME and Ax were the first to go.
You sure? I've been clicking "not interested > tell us why > not interested in this channel" but youtube keeps deciding I want them anyway. Is there another way?
So Netflix confirmed they are carrying the new Picard show. I guess they changed their mind. How much is Amazon paying for it?
It was from an article which appears to have made an incorrect assumption. Supposedly the deal with Netflix entitles them to Discovery and any spin offs (so, Section 31 presumably), but The Picard Show is a Next Gen spin-off/sequel and thus doesn't automatically land on Netflix.
That's if you can trust anything you read on the internet.
It's gonna get really weird and confusing when Short Treks expands to encompass the other series'. We'll have 15-minutes minisodes of one Trek series on it's rival's streaming service.
Supergirl/Flash cross overs at the start? I believe they were on different networks?
What we need is someone to do a parody, "Midnight's Edge Through the Years", as if they'd been around since 1966 to give their "thoughts" on Star Trek.
But not before Future's End or Enterprise and the alternate WWII... to say nothing of Edith Keeler...
"James T. Kirk OR James R. Kirk: Proof that Star Trek Producers Branch off into alternate universe in desperate bid to stave off cancellation"
We're in an alternate Universe ourselves. There's one where TOS lasted five seasons! But people hate it because the fifth season was really awful. It even contains a clip show!
It was the final episode, too. In this timeline, ENT ran for 7 seasons and had the best finale of all Star Treks.
Also, TNG, DS9 and VGR all got canceled after the third season.
So this is how fights start.
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