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Star Trek: Discovery

Forced myself to get through the last few episodes but just kept drifting off into reading things on my phone. A huge disappointment, unsure I can be bothered with a fourth season unless they heavily trail that Tilly dies gruesomely in the finale. Or the annoying one with the imaginary friend.
 
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Still trudging along through season 3. Not liking it. Close to giving up but only got a couple episodes left. How does season 3 on rotten tomatoes have 93%. It’s fucking shite. Unless there’s some amazing season finale (avoided majority of thread since November so probably won’t be back for a few days yet. Can’t manage another episode today, 1 is enough)
 
Ok. So the last 3 episodes probably explain the decent scores because they are very, very good episodes, so if you’re slowly wrestling with season 3 then, in my opinion the pay off is 3 very solid final episodes that actually fill me with hope that season 4 will be a return to something that’s actually Star Trek!!!

no doubt they will screw it up.
 
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Ok. So the last 3 episodes probably explain the decent scores because they are very, very good episodes, so if you’re slowly wrestling with season 3 then, in my opinion the pay off is 3 very solid final episodes that actually fill me with hope that season 4 will be a return to something that’s actually Star Trek!!!

no doubt they will screw it up.
Funny, because for me it was the reverse. I thought the last three were the weakest, and wondered if it was being retired.
 
oh come on we know season 4 will bring sort of meta event where we see multiple captains

it doing the round with all the other major franchises atm
 
I'm torn on whether to give Discovery a go. Have heard the story is all over the shop.

Love TNG, liked Voyager, didn't even mind Enterprise. Am I likely to like this one I wonder.
 
I am very much warming to the idea of not basing the show around the captain. I hope this will allow for more "realistic" story lines. One of my bug bears with prior Treks is the representation of the captain as some sort of all-round superhero type who inevitably saves the day. Why the fuck is Picard going on a dangerous away mission? Why is Janeway leading a scouting party into enemy territory? Does the captain of an aircraft carrier pick up a gun, hop off the ship & go shoot bad guys? Does he fuck. The captain's place is safely tucked away in the bowels of the ship, giving out orders and sending the more expendable junior ranks off to do the really dangerous shit. No self respecting captain would ever put him or herself in unnecessary risk - that would be a dereliction of duty. A Navy captain who announced he wanted to abandon his post & go on a dangerous mission would be fucking court-martialled!

Picard should never have left the bridge. Send Riker instead, he was always a bit annoying anyway.

TNG Sins of the Father, Picard goes Jedi master and then beats up two Klingons - where two Klingons successfully shanked Worfs hardnut brother 10 minutes earlier

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I'm torn on whether to give Discovery a go. Have heard the story is all over the shop.

Love TNG, liked Voyager, didn't even mind Enterprise. Am I likely to like this one I wonder.

Season 1 takes a couple of eps to get going. Season 2 is ace.
Season 3 starts promising, lags and just about manages to get back up to (warp) speed by the end.
 
Season 1 takes a couple of eps to get going. Season 2 is ace.
Season 3 starts promising, lags and just about manages to get back up to (warp) speed by the end.

I'll give it a go tonight, see if it can hook me in.
Did you watch Picard? I was interested in that as well but heard even worse things!
 
less crying in Picard as well

only bad point i'd have about discovery is everyone is over emotional

more so micheal raised by Vulcans always weeping at the drop of a friggin hat
 
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