Every Year is the Year of Star Trek
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Re: 2020: The Year of Star Trek
Just in time for the quarantine
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I can't believe I never saw this thread. I really enjoyed Discovery, but Picard has been better than I hoped... so far.
Agreed on Pike. I was really annoyed when he showed up and took over because I liked Saru as captain, but Anson Mount is just so damn likeable that I'd love to see a series about Pike. Digging into Section 31 the way Discovery has dealt with it would be really good too.
I think... (some spoilers)
Agreed on Pike. I was really annoyed when he showed up and took over because I liked Saru as captain, but Anson Mount is just so damn likeable that I'd love to see a series about Pike. Digging into Section 31 the way Discovery has dealt with it would be really good too.
I think... (some spoilers)
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Re: 2020: The Year of Star Trek
I'm spending much of quarantine re-watching the next generation for the first time since i was a kid, and listening to "The Greatest Generation" podcast along with it. It is very, very enjoyable because of the subject matter, the comforting nature of soaking in a beloved show from your childhood, the way the episodes are mostly entirely contained in one-hour plots rather than modern TV's season-long arcs, and most of all, the fact that there are zero mentions of the coronavirus in any of it.
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Re: 2020: The Year of Star Trek
Ha. When I realized this was going to be bad, my reach for TV comfort was to rewatch The Best of Both Worlds.
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Re: 2020: The Year of Star Trek
JCShutout wrote: ↑March 24 20, 1:35 pmI can't believe I never saw this thread. I really enjoyed Discovery, but Picard has been better than I hoped... so far.
Agreed on Pike. I was really annoyed when he showed up and took over because I liked Saru as captain, but Anson Mount is just so damn likeable that I'd love to see a series about Pike. Digging into Section 31 the way Discovery has dealt with it would be really good too.
I think... (some spoilers)
I agree with your spoiler...they are definitely linked.
This thread was my own little haven for a while.
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Re: 2020: The Year of Star Trek
And now you can binge Star Trek Picard for FREE.Arthur Dent wrote: ↑March 24 20, 2:24 pmHa. When I realized this was going to be bad, my reach for TV comfort was to rewatch The Best of Both Worlds.
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Re: 2020: The Year of Star Trek
I've probably watched the TNG series in its entirety five times...and I watch episodes here and there all the time. This show has always been my favorite escape from reality.thrill wrote: ↑March 24 20, 2:02 pmI'm spending much of quarantine re-watching the next generation for the first time since i was a kid, and listening to "The Greatest Generation" podcast along with it. It is very, very enjoyable because of the subject matter, the comforting nature of soaking in a beloved show from your childhood, the way the episodes are mostly entirely contained in one-hour plots rather than modern TV's season-long arcs, and most of all, the fact that there are zero mentions of the coronavirus in any of it.
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Re: 2020: The Year of Star Trek
Yeah, we started rewatching TNG from the beginning a little bit ago. Dinnertime TV. (Not every night) Finally getting to the end of Season 1. Its so bad, though some eps are better than I remembered. I even hate Will Wheaton way less than I used to. So clearly TOS era stories though. (I know a number of them were written for Star Trek Phase II and it shows) God Riker is insufferable. He is a terrible romantic lead. Way better as a support character.
I've probably seen TNG seasons mid3 through the end, I don't know 3-4x (some eps many more times). I've only seen Seasons 1 and 2 once before this because they were just so bad.
We'll probably eventually move onto DS9 which is my favorite of the "not currently in production" series, and then I want to try Voyager again. I never got past a handful of episodes of Voyager because I really really hated Harry Kim, Tom Paris and Neelix and they just seemed to get way too much screentime.
I've probably seen TNG seasons mid3 through the end, I don't know 3-4x (some eps many more times). I've only seen Seasons 1 and 2 once before this because they were just so bad.
We'll probably eventually move onto DS9 which is my favorite of the "not currently in production" series, and then I want to try Voyager again. I never got past a handful of episodes of Voyager because I really really hated Harry Kim, Tom Paris and Neelix and they just seemed to get way too much screentime.
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