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Picard season 2 was a good idea, executed terribly. The idea of the crew coming back to modern times could have been lots of fun. Especially if Q acted like Q. Guinan acted like Guinan and they dumped all the stuff with Ice and Picard's dead mom and focused on the Borg Queen causing mayhem.
Unresolved immigrant plot, turning Raffi and Seven into bickering exes, and undermining the fundamental thesis of Past Tense (humans would find courage to respect each other and push progress) : which of these were good ideas?
 
Unresolved immigrant plot, turning Raffi and Seven into bickering exes, and undermining the fundamental thesis of Past Tense (humans would find courage to respect each other and push progress) : which of these were good ideas?

As with lots of time travel you always have the fish out of water appeal. The idea of a Borg Queen assimilating people also gives you some "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" horror possibilities and having Q become the President of United States to secretly help out because he is dying and wants one more adventure with his old friend Picard.
 
I think the only show that I had not a glimmer of optimism for was Section 31. And even then I hoped I was wrong.

OK, I might not have been too fired up over Lower Decks. Really, I'd rather be wildly wrong about a great show than spot on the money about a bad one.

So, sure. I can certainly see Academy turning out to be a pretty cool show.

The love for Picard 3, especially from the people who seem to hate everything else, baffles me.
 
I even found a way to be enthusiastic about section 31. The early 24th century setting and the inclusion of Rachel Garrett actually had me excited.

Clearly, it was a resounding disappointment, but I remain an optimist.
Agreed. There was a lot of potential there in the premise and the setting, but they didn't properly explore any of it, instead choosing to make a generic, shlocky, sci-fi action-adventure movie.
 
I think that was the thing I was most frustrated about. They absolutely wasted The Lost Era setting.
I was so frustrated and disappointed with it that I had to write a series of fanfictions to "make it right" in my head. I used the era to explore things like the rising threat of the Cardassian Empire and the early days of the Bajoran occupation. I also touched on Georgiou's willingness to rely on extreme measures and Garrett's mitigating influence on her (and vice versa) and finally connected the whole thing to Garrett's fate at Narendra III.
 
I was so frustrated and disappointed with it that I had to write a series of fanfictions to "make it right" in my head.
 
:lol: Although, I didn't actually try to "fix" the movie. I let it stand exactly as it is and just moved on from it.
 
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