No. Everyone needs a cameo by the end. Even Neelix.
Especially Neelix.
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Especially Neelix.
Everyone who still has a living actor from the TNG era should cameo from TNG DS9 even Voyager
You need to read my post as Andrew J Robinson for full effect.
I get that. I definitely like episodes that I can watch fairly quickly. But, the trend is a movie style season long story.
That said, once a full season drops I'm better able to watch what I like.
Just no.
Thing is if i want to watch a movie ill watch a movie i make time out my schedule for that
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Yup.
The NX-01 officers played basketball aboard the ship in 2154. Clearly that sport is still alive and well in the mid-22nd century.
Bleh, don't remind me, half of my colleagues watch it every year in one of the meeting rooms, even though the broadcast begins at 12:30 AM in Central European Time... I'll have to watch hungover zombies shamble around the office all day againJudging by who's posted here and who hasn't, it occurs to me that today we just learned who all the football fans are who the non-football fans are.
Life’s been a bit busy lately so I haven’t been able to watch much TV, but I finally got around to watching the first two episodes of ST:P.
Let me first start out by saying that I wasn’t expecting to like it. While most here were positive about the show, many of the YouTube channels I watch/listen to seemed to crap on it. I still intended to watch and form my own opinion, but I didn’t come into it with high expectations.
My takeaway: Picard is really, really good. The overall story, at least so far, has drawn me in and I’m excited to see where it goes.
Let me first start out by saying that I wasn’t expecting to like it. While most here were positive about the show, many of the YouTube channels I watch/listen to seemed to crap on it. I still intended to watch and form my own opinion, but I didn’t come into it with high expectations.
My takeaway: Picard is really, really good. The overall story, at least so far, has drawn me in and I’m excited to see where it goes.
Negative YouTube videos drive far more clicks than positive ones. And on YouTube, clicks are cash for content creators.
While no doubt true, at least a few of the YouTubers I watch have a mix of both positive and negative reviews of a variety of shows. As an example from 2019, Joker, Ford vs. Ferrari, The Boys on Amazon Prime and Chernobyl on HBO we’re all very positive whereas SW:TRoS and a few others didn’t garner as much positivity. Avengers:Endgame was received as mostly positive but they noted the flaws. I found that I shared many of the same sentiments. Picard is probably the first time, that I can think of, where my opinion was not only different, but completely different from these content creators.
Because it's hitting them harder than Discovery did. With DSC, it was just the general "What have they done to Star Trek?!" With Picard, it hits them closer to home. It's not general, it's specific. It's "What the Hell have they done to the Star Trek I grew up with?! #NotMyPicard!" The "criticisms" will be even more stringent, forced, and closed-minded. It hit them where it hurts for daring to be what it is and not something produced by Rick Berman that came out in 1994. Any similarities to Discovery (real or perceived) will drive them even further over the edge.
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