Spoilers Star Trek: Lower Decks 1x03 - "Temporal Edict"
- Thread starter Commander Richard
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Now I'm imagining Billie Lourd as the first unmasked Breen.
Which has nothing to do with Lower Decks.
So I just looked, and Picard's third episode thread got up to 98 pages. Just sayin'. 
So I just looked, and Picard's third episode thread got up to 98 pages. Just sayin'.
No accounting for taste.
Well maybe there is, because that would have been 95% bitching.
I can't speak for other people but how much I have to say about an episode isn't an indicator of how good or bad it is. I don't know what else to say. Loved the banter between Mariner and Asshole First Officer. I got a kick out of the craziness of the Captain being obsessed with getting things done in 60 minutes. Then doing a 180 and being all for Buffer Time.
That's it. I gave it a 7.
That's it. I gave it a 7.
So I just looked, and Picard's third episode thread got up to 98 pages. Just sayin'.
Give us time. We can focus on nothing but the design of the warp core and get this thread to 198 pages in a matter of a week.
To do some complaining....about complaining...it's kind of funny how I saw something on Youtube I never saw before. The usual deluge of, "This is worse than WW2", "Star Trek is Ruined Forevever", and "Awful Show by Awful People" videos came out.
And the comments?
The comments section was full of positively. Like, "What have you been smoking? Lower Deck is awesome!", "This is what a real fan would make", and "Grow a sense of humor."
And the comments?
The comments section was full of positively. Like, "What have you been smoking? Lower Deck is awesome!", "This is what a real fan would make", and "Grow a sense of humor."
A) the joke was not funny.
B) People keep calling him a fan.
B) He most certainly is a fan. Remember, he got this role after running a successful fan Twitter account for years.
This one didn't quite do it for me. I enjoyed the stuff with Mariner and Ransom, but the stuff on the ship came dangerously close to self parody, and that is not something I want the show to become.
Every episode so far has bordered on self-parody.
I'm sure it's part of the concept
I'm sure it is, which is one of the elements that makes it hard for me to fit this square peg in the round hole of the larger universe.
But this was an episode I ended up enjoying even if large aspects just simply don't make sense and "don't fit."
Yeah, for my sanity, I mentally think, "This is the exaggerated cartoon retelling of slightly more serious events in an unseen live action version."
No not the jump to warp, when the ship was in flight when the title of the episode appeared. It was that old TNG style.
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