Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down is the title that jumps to mind, but it's been 20 years since I watched the show so I might be mixing it up with another story.
I'm not sure people are saying Star Trek is always bad, just that's it's not always "serious."The "Star Trek was always bad" argument is never really all that convincing when you're saying it on a board full of Star Trek fans.
...but this isn't a statement praising the show's strengths as a comedy, it's just plain dismissing it as a show that's worth taking seriously.Methink's perhaps you are taking Gene Roddenberry's attempt to make money and get pretty women into his bed/on his office couch, by producing a Sci-Fi TV show, waaay too seriously.
Those episodes aren't considered amongst the worst because they're silly or absurd. It's because they are just awful episodes, and in the case of Profit and Lace, offensive towards the LGBTQ+ community.And I do believe that once a franchise has established a mostly serious tone, the sillier episodes tend to be ranked among the worst, along with the stories built on absurd concepts that we're supposed to take seriously. Spock's Brain, Profit and Lace, Spirit Folk, A Night in Sickbay and so on.
There could not be a more nebulous way to excuse moving goalposts to suit one's argument than "reasonable standards."contrived and break reasonable standards.
Absolutely.I'm not sure people are saying Star Trek is always bad, just that's it's not always "serious."
One shouldn't assume that "serious" = "good," let alone that "not serious" = "bad."
Or even that "serious science fiction" is inherently superior to other kinds of SFF.
Absolutely. I'm a big fan of Red Dwarf, Legends of Tomorrow and Lower Decks, and Hitchhiker's Guide is my favourite science fiction novel, so I'll never intentionally make the claim that something has to be serious to be good...
...but this isn't a statement praising the show's strengths as a comedy, it's just plain dismissing it as a show that's worth taking seriously.
And I do believe that once a franchise has established a mostly serious tone, the sillier episodes tend to be ranked among the worst, along with the stories built on absurd concepts that we're supposed to take seriously. Spock's Brain, Profit and Lace, Spirit Folk, A Night in Sickbay and so on.
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It's porn and you have to pay for it, therefore making it "buying porn." What an odd hair to split.
NOPE.well - those are precisely my picks as well, to be honest. i only like early TNG, and ENT is the best of the berman era shows. completely agreed.
at the same time - i agree with the OP. SNW started out great, but really started losing me in season 2; by the end of it, i couldn't suspend disbelief anymore, and i can't find any possible reason the genetic tampering in the S03 trailer would have those results, considering vulcans are highly emotional beings using strict mental techniques and logic to keep themselves in check. humans turned into vulcans would be absolute ANIMALS. SNW is heading in the wrong direction after a very solid start.
THAT is Gene's true vision.Methink's perhaps you are taking Gene Roddenberry's attempt to make money and get pretty women into his bed/on his office couch, by producing a Sci-Fi TV show, waaay too seriously.
You are wrong, once again, as always. Sorry. Stick to your echo chamber and find somebody else to troll asshole.NOPE.
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