People can call it "STD" all they want but they have to go in knowing it's more commonly used among bashers, so they shouldn't be surprised if someone misinterprets their post if the context isn't clear.
I remember seeing STD floating around a lot last fall, I'm pretty sure it was used in official settings briefly, even if not from CBS directly, until they got a clue.
Yes please. Or maybe do away with the title sequence and just run any information at the bottom of the screen when the first act begins.I don't care how it's revamped just make it shorter!
please no, I like title sequences. I get sad when modern shows only throw the title up for a few seconds.Yes please. Or maybe do away with the title sequence and just run any information at the bottom of the screen when the first act begins.
I am calling it STD and I am not a "basher" (sure the show needs work, but I still watch it). But even if Season 2 will be the greatest TV season of all time (let's say better than any season of Breaking Bad), I won't suddenly stop calling it STD just because it's gotten better.People can call it "STD" all they want but they have to go in knowing it's more commonly used among bashers, so they shouldn't be surprised if someone misinterprets their post if the context isn't clear.
goes back to at least Seinfeld. Probably had one of the shortest openers of that time. With the US Version of the office you could tell, especially in later seasons if they needed to pad for time by how long the intro was.please no, I like title sequences. I get sad when modern shows only throw the title up for a few seconds.
Ahem!I'm not going to pull a lawman but take my word for it: when you see the communicator, the phaser, the bat'leth, and the Discovery travelling through what looks like all kinds of things, it represents different parts of the story. They symbolize specific plot points.
So, yeah, I think they should change up some of the images next season.
Interesting. I like the opening music mostly because of the cues it takes from the original, and wouldn't mind a bit more of that. As for the images, I like the artistic approach (not unlike, yes, a lot of Netflix shows)... but at the same time I can't help agreeing with @Rahul that the effects in the OP's clip look better than most of what we got in the show, and credits aside, I wouldn't mind seeing more like that on screen...I think STD's title sequence is easily the best (certainly the most innovative) since TOS. The music I'm still not a fan of, if only because it takes too many cues from the original series, especially for a show that is such a departure.
There is nothing about this show that they could not revise, redesign or discard altogether that would not be likely to improve it.
Except some of the actors.
How did I not see this coming??????There is nothing about this show that they could not revise, redesign or discard altogether that would not be likely to improve it.
Except some of the actors.
The series is an exercise in what is, at its most successful, mediocrity: the visual design is drab and derivative, many of the effects are poorly designed (the space stuff), and the quality of the writing is generally directionless, arbitrary, superficial and often amateurish. It's neither sophisticated nor smart storytelling. Given the resources and time put into the show, you'd reasonably expect something about it to be really remarkable and first-rate as compared to other similarly ambitious productions on television.
So, it really is difficult to imagine how letting some new creative people or taking a new creative direction couldn't improve it. It's not like CBS can't afford the very best, for what they're spending.
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