Voyager ending

[Admiral Jean-Luc Picard]

Indeed. They had no or very little production cost. P+ used the series as a tax write off is my understanding. The series production shop is closed and staff have moved on to other projects by now. Basically Netflix would have to start from scratch and it's unlikely PRO drove that much subscriber interest their way. At least not enough to justify further investment.

If Netflix pulls a last-minute renewal, I hope all the animated stuff is still there, and I hope they can reteam and make another season. I hope. Please?

 

[Oddish]

If I remember right, production costs were high for PRO, due to the quality of animation. That can torpedo even a successful series. Jonny Quest, that iconic Saturday morning staple for a generation of American boys, met a similar fate.

 

[Admiral Jean-Luc Picard]

If I remember right, production costs were high for PRO, due to the quality of animation. That can torpedo even a successful series. Jonny Quest, that iconic Saturday morning staple for a generation of American boys, met a similar fate.

I've never seen Jonny Quest, what was that one about?

 

[WarpTenLizard]

I mostly enjoy "Endgame." I'd prefer Seven and Chakotay's romance had some buildup in previous episodes, but I'll let it slide. My one gripe is Admiral Janeway changing a seemingly fine timeline to save a handful of people, and others helping her do it. All they had to do was give us a stronger reason. Like, if some mass tragedy that devastated a chunk of the galaxy had happened and she blamed herself for it, then realized she could change it. That's the main thing I'd change. I'd also add an epilogue of the characters reuniting with family.