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I think the really frustrating thing about the episode is that at the end Nog tells Jake to tell both sides of the story or whatever instead of doubling down on his (correct) opinion that Watters was a terrible captain who got everybody killed.
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OneThousandMonkeys posted:It is pretty fun to listen to Robert Beltran complain about this. Robert Beltran might have taken his criticism of Voyager a bit far though. He really doesn't come off well.
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Hey get your fun out of my very serious space drama I don't want that because I am a horrid bore.
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I mean a few pages ago you were saying that Jadzia is better than Ezri so I guess this is the wrong Star Trek opinions mega thread now.
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Aug 6, 2016 22:08
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I too have a terrible Star Trek opinion. I don't think A Night in Sickbay is that bad an episode.
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It is a beard Geordi. A fine, full, dignified beard.
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Aug 7, 2016 03:49
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TNG S7 isn't as bad as is sometimes repeated. Sure it has sub rosa but it also has Gambit and that finale. Also, Emergence is a good episode and so is the one with the native Americans. If they'd kept going with it it would have continued to be fine. They should just have made that show forever like ER. drat cast contracts. Edit: And it has parallels and the Pegasus. It's a good season. Ogmius815 fucked around with this message at 16:44 on Aug 7, 2016 |
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Rhyno posted:All Good Things is soooooo good that it really brings up the entire season average. It's such a shame the movies are so bad.
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OneThousandMonkeys posted:Generations just really underwhelming, and First Contact, in the words of RLM, is "the 3,967th worst movie ever made." As in, it's serviceable as a dumb action movie but the script is hilariously terrible. It's more or less a guilty pleasure, whereas the rest are just guilty. See some of this is legitimate criticism. But so much of it is just pedantic nitpicking.
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Aug 8, 2016 01:02
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Strange Matter posted:The Thaw is a significantly worse episode than Threshold. Threshold is at least gripping in its stupidity. The Thaw is just brain numbing. What's it like to be so shockingly, painfully wrong? The Thaw is a great, unique episode. You can feel the sense of dread from the second they find the device. Absolutely nothing about t is cliche. It has great guest acting. It's legitimately spooky right up until the last shot of the episode.
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I want to like TAS, but I just can't get past how bad some of the voice acting is. Pretty much all non-main characters are crap.
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Timby posted:Pretty much. The model cost $75,000 at the beginning of TNG's run. There is absolutely no chance that they spent $1 Million fixing it.
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I think The Outrageous Okona is the second worst episode of TNG. But unlike the worst episode, Code of Honor, it has some redeeming value and you should watch it once. Edit: Actually shades of grey might be worse too. Ogmius815 fucked around with this message at 21:07 on Aug 10, 2016 |
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Cojawfee posted:"I feel strange but also good." Star Trek humans rarely drink real alcohol and I can't recall any examples of one using tobacco. I've always considered this one of the weirdest things about Star Trek.
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Am I alone in having basically no hope that this new series is any good or that it lasts longer than a few episodes?
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Aug 10, 2016 22:43
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Kazinsal posted:Which is then followed by Family, which is one-third about Wesley's dead dad, one third about Worf understanding human culture as well as he understands Klingon culture, and one third about Picard's lovely brother. One of the dumbest things about Generations is that it kills off Picard's family from that episode. Generations was all about killing characters terribly I guess. Edit: what movies was loving Will Wheaton going to do at that point anyway? He didn't grow up that well.
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Blazing Ownager posted:I know. Why don't they dare going past the DS9 in the timeline? Seriously, what are they afraid of? I mean if I had my way they'd just keep making 24th century shows forever. I'd be a terrible network executive.
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GreenNight posted:They're too loving cheap to do anything post Voyager. TOS era means they don't need to really invent anything or come up with cool new technologies. gently caress since it's the prime timeline they don't even need to introduce tech from nu-Spock. Wait. I thought it was JJ timeline?
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Tighclops posted:I would be really excited for a show in this period if I believed for one second the look or feel of it would be period appropriate instead of unlivable and fugly like so much modern pop sci fi design Except that Enterprise was good.
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Enterprise seasons 3 and 4 are better than any season of Voyager and as good as much of TNG though. The worst thing about ENT is the extent to which certain regular characters were underutilized. Particularly Mayweather. I guess no one wanted to write for him because they never did anything interesting with him at all. In fact this goes to a lesser extent for all the characters other than Trip, Archer, and T'Pol. Ogmius815 fucked around with this message at 06:44 on Aug 17, 2016 |
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armoredgorilla posted:2nd Hot Take Correct. That's such a weird, lovely episode. What was Bashir thinking?
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Big Mean Jerk posted:Hey now, why show his historic speech when we have this expensive CGI Enterprise flyover to show you? This is the main thing that was wrong with the episode. I think the TNG framing is fine and it's nice to see Riker again. I know I'm seriously in the minority here but I just didn't hate These Are the Voyages... that much. Even Trip dying is in principle fine, although the actual scene where it happens is kind of poor. But jeez at least write part of the speech.
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Gammatron 64 posted:
Uhh. Have you ever seen a baseball game?
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Baronjutter posted:They admit season 1 dax and season 1 bashir needed some work. In fact the studio demanded Siddig be fired after season 1 but they circled the wagons and protected him. They then gave dax more adventure and her klingon stuff in an attempt to have her do anything. I'm really glad they didn't fire Siddiq. I really think Bashir had the most character development of anyone in the series.
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skooma512 posted:I went on an ST binge after trying DS9 finally and loving it. Just so you know Enterprise improves a lot in its last two seasons. Especially season 4.
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