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Well this series went downhill quickly. Last episode absolutely garbage.
Wanting to like something is what led me to continue watching it and I wish I hadn't bothered.I haven’t started watching it yet.
Should I bother?
Wanting to like something is what led me to continue watching it and I wish I hadn't bothered.
I hope so! I would hate to find out if you watched it and loved it though. I'm still optimistic that people don't make stuff like this to be shit. But it is.Fair enough, looks like you’ve saved me a few hours.
Only if you feel that instead of space stuff and general sci-fi action, you would like the next Star Trek series to be a bizarre second-rate Freudian drama about unresolved childhood issues.I haven’t started watching it yet.
Should I bother?
That sounds like proper Star Trek to me.I'd genuinely rather watch a show about an old man who used to be a great space captain but now just runs a vineyard.
Now and then his famous diplomacy skills in bigger events are called upon, but this is sparingly mixed in with him sourcing a replacement part for his old space teapot. We are drip fed details of his last years in starfleet. Holo deck/Transporter tech episodes at Halloween and christmas.
Actually yes. Even if he was kept on at starfleet as a day to day diplomat but had a vineyard on the side. It would be just like DS9 but in the ground. . . . . or maybe he could have a deep space vineyard outpost.That sounds like proper Star Trek to me.
I'd genuinely rather watch a show about an old man who used to be a great space captain but now just runs a vineyard.
Now and then his famous diplomacy skills in bigger events are called upon, but this is sparingly mixed in with him sourcing a replacement part for his old space teapot. We are drip fed details of his last years in starfleet. Holo deck/Transporter tech episodes at Halloween and christmas.
It's the character and universe he existed in that was good, that's why they could get away with all that holodeck nonsense.100% agree with this. I've not watched any of season two, on the grounds that season one was disappointing (though there were some ok bits)
Sorry for repeating a point I've made a couple of times but one of the best Picard TNG episodes (possibly the best) is the one where he goes home to his brother, after the Borg have almost destroyed him. That should have been where they based this off of - an aged Picard, suffering from everything that he did / was done to him in his career, confronted with an oblivious French countryside and a Federation that has moved on. With decent writers (which admittedly don't appear to exist given how season 1 went and how season 2 has been described) it could have been brilliant and a fitting response to some of the frothy CGI madness that has taken over the franchise.
Perfect description of it.It’s all over the place. Like every episode was written by a new person who had only been told how the last one ended. The TV equivalent of that game where you draw a body part and then fold the paper over for the next person.
Perfect description of it.
Which I used to love, but at least then there was a reason for it!Sounds a lot like Quantum Leap.
I'd genuinely rather watch a show about an old man who used to be a great space captain but now just runs a vineyard.
Now and then his famous diplomacy skills in bigger events are called upon, but this is sparingly mixed in with him sourcing a replacement part for his old space teapot. We are drip fed details of his last years in starfleet. Holo deck/Transporter tech episodes at Halloween and christmas.
I just don't get it. It's just weird how they could go anywhere in space and they're stuck pissing about on earth and teaming up for adventures. Several of them have arguably utterly shat on the temporal prime directive.
If only!Sounds a lot like Quantum Leap.
Never understood the love of quantum leap, as a kid when it first aired I thought it was shit. Trouble was there was nothing else on and it was vaguely sci-fi so obviously I watched most of them (though I must have given up at some point because I never saw how it ended).If only!
Technically, I think it would mean a leap between two states that have a discontinuity between them. The distance is not relevant to it being two quanta.. . . and a 'Quantum' Leap? Surely that would be the tiniest imperceivable movement?
You mean a disconnected change in state? Surely it would still be on a quantum level so not perhaps Scott Backula sized.Technically, I think it would mean a leap between two states that have a discontinuity between them. The distance is not relevant to it being two quanta.
Quantum can refer to states of energy but it more generically just refers to discrete states of some measurable quantity.You mean a disconnected change in state? Surely it would still be on a quantum level so not perhaps Scott Backula sized.
I'll bet the series title and pop culture has already changed the actually meaning anyway.