Sounds like the pandemic moved Lower Decks up a couple of months in the US (possibly swapping with Discovery) but the international partners are still on the old timetable, so it'll be a couple of month delay for those outside the US and Canada.TrekCore has an article with statements from Mike McMahan about the international distribution of Lower Decks. The short version: He can't say anything official, but they're working on it. I'm not quite sure I understand how the pandemic is to blame for this, but at least he's not staying silent on it anymore.
Mike McMahan Explains How the Pandemic Warped STAR TREK: LOWER DECKS’ International Release Planning
TrekCore has an article with statements from Mike McMahan about the international distribution of Lower Decks. The short version: He can't say anything official, but they're working on it. I'm not quite sure I understand how the pandemic is to blame for this, but at least he's not staying silent on it anymore.
Mike McMahan Explains How the Pandemic Warped STAR TREK: LOWER DECKS’ International Release Planning
Sounds like the pandemic moved Lower Decks up a couple of months in the US (possibly swapping with Discovery) but the international partners are still on the old timetable, so it'll be a couple of month delay for those outside the US and Canada.
Of course I can't speak for all viewers, but I couldn't care less about the dubbed version of Lower Decks. I wish they would just release it concurrently and add the dubbed versions later. I suspect that half of the gags will be lost in translation anyway.They need to translate everything and have local voice actors for all major languages, that'll take some time
It's hard to be patient when the show premiers tomorrow. I know international viewers have been spoilt the last couple of years, but this situation with Lower Decks is a real let-down. Most mainstream viewers won't care or notice, but as a fan to watch it weeks or months later is just disappointing.A little birdy told me the deal is close guys. I also know who. Just be patient.
Sure, many people prefer the original, but it could be a requirement for regional release. In Germany, only the big theaters have some additional OV slots, they mostly show the dubbed versions of movies. On TV, everything is dubbed. Computer games are also dubbed, but often you can choose a language when you install them.Of course I can't speak for all viewers, but I couldn't care less about the dubbed version of Lower Decks. I wish they would just release it concurrently and add the dubbed versions later. I suspect that half of the gags will be lost in translation anyway.
Of course I can't speak for all viewers, but I couldn't care less about the dubbed version of Lower Decks. I wish they would just release it concurrently and add the dubbed versions later. I suspect that half of the gags will be lost in translation anyway.
It's hard to be patient when the show premiers tomorrow. I know international viewers have been spoilt the last couple of years, but this situation with Lower Decks is a real let-down. Most mainstream viewers won't care or notice, but as a fan to watch it weeks or months later is just disappointing.
Yeah, I know only too well. I am German. Although I would say there has been a noticeable shift especially among genre-savvy viewers who prefer the original versions. On streaming platforms it doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me to keep everyone waiting until a dubbed version is ready. But yeah, German mainstream viewers would likely be alienated if they started showing the original versions on broadcast television.Sure, many people prefer the original, but it could be a requirement for regional release. In Germany, only the big theaters have some additional OV slots, they mostly show the dubbed versions of movies. On TV, everything is dubbed. Computer games are also dubbed, but often you can choose a language when you install them.
Business timescales don't work on fan timescales sadly...or pandemic ones.
On ZDFBut yeah, German mainstream viewers would likely be alienated if they started showing the original versions on broadcast television.![]()
Shit happens. They're not psychics.And CBS's failure will cost them fans, cost them viewer, and cost them money. Business plans tend to start with "Actually sell the product"
Sad but true. Unfortunately there are a lot of unpredictable factors that no doubt impact these time scales.Business timescales don't work on fan timescales sadly...or pandemic ones.
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Of course not...they're evil. Duh.Shit happens. They're not psychics.
They need to translate everything and have local voice actors for all major languages, that'll take some time
Please let's not get into this here. Contact CBS All Access, they might give you an answer. I know you mean well, but I'd rather not have this discussion here.Does anyone know if screensharing (like on Zoom, Discord) is legal if the service allows multiple streams anyway (like Netflix allows up to 4 and CBSAA allows 2 at the same time)?
Unfortunately not. I'm keeping my eyes peeled for an announcement on Trekmovie.com, Trekcore.com, startrek.com, Mike McMahan's twitter, John van Citter's twitter, as well as Amazon Prime Video and Netflix on twitter. I wonder what's taking them so long to at least announce something.Anything more on when this Lower Decks might be getting an international release?
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