Jump to content

Featured Replies

  • Replies 1.3k
  • Views 123.5k
  • Created
  • Last Reply

Top Posters In This Topic

Most Popular Posts

  • The Unknown Poster
    The Unknown Poster

    The group that does those videos is called Midnight Edge, they do it for the clicks.  They do summarize some of the news and rumors but always with a super negative slant.   According to the, Dis

  • The Unknown Poster
    The Unknown Poster

    I find discovery seems like a 20 episode story played out over 15 episodes. They’re so determined to get from one big plot point to the next they forget to just tell the story.  

  • Wanna-B-Fanboy
    Wanna-B-Fanboy

    Just watched Picard... it is really good.  Well written, wonderfully acted and the cinematography is crazy good.  I have no qualms about this episode at all. It is very rewarding for fans of

comment_484420
13 hours ago, JCon said:

Everyone favourite crew is back:

 

I get the criticisms of this show but I'm excited that they're going so far into the future. I always like to see how the writers envision the demise of the Federation and what emerges from the ashes. 

This could be such a great show but it's not. It doesn't hold a candle to Deep Space Nine or even TNG. All it has going for it are today's special effects. 

comment_484421

Best Star Trek crew is Deep Space Nine. The characters are terrific. Got a little too religious for me at times but other areas make up for it. The back & forth tete a tete between Sisko & Gul Du Kat, Bashir & O'Brien's friendship, Bashir's fixation with Garek being a member of the Obsidian Order & might be spy on board the Space Station. Quark & Odo supposed hatred of one another turning into a friendship with one another even though neither wanted to admit it. Well written & acted. The best series of the bunch. 

comment_484422
Just now, SpeedFlex27 said:

Best Star Trek crew is Deep Space Nine. The characters were terrific. Got a little too religious for me at times but other areas make up for it. The back & forth tete a tete between Sisko & Gul Du Kat, Bashir & O'Brien's friendship, Bashir's fixation with Garek being a member of the Obsidian Order & might be spy on board the Space Station. Quark & Odo supposed hatred of one another turning into a friendship with one another even though neither wanted to admit it. Well written & acted. The best series of the bunch. 

 

  • 2 weeks later...
comment_484941
On 2020-09-09 at 10:13 PM, SpeedFlex27 said:

Best Star Trek crew is Deep Space Nine. The characters are terrific. Got a little too religious for me at times but other areas make up for it. The back & forth tete a tete between Sisko & Gul Du Kat, Bashir & O'Brien's friendship, Bashir's fixation with Garek being a member of the Obsidian Order & might be spy on board the Space Station. Quark & Odo supposed hatred of one another turning into a friendship with one another even though neither wanted to admit it. Well written & acted. The best series of the bunch. 

The fixed location lent itself to having to actually do some character development rather than relying on the alien of the week. 

They rubbed some dirt on the series which was much needed. AND it totally redeemed the ferengi and made them a race that was actually interesting and not just a pathetic joke. 

comment_484942
31 minutes ago, 17to85 said:

The fixed location lent itself to having to actually do some character development rather than relying on the alien of the week. 

They rubbed some dirt on the series which was much needed. AND it totally redeemed the ferengi and made them a race that was actually interesting and not just a pathetic joke. 

Quark turned out to be one of the best characters ever.

  • 3 weeks later...
comment_486355
On 2020-09-09 at 9:44 PM, wanna-b-fanboy said:

Really? ST:V is the best crew in your eyes. Interesting choice. I totally respect your choice, just surprised- I honestly think you are the first to claim that.

 

Neelix, Janeway and Tom killed it for me.

 

I'm more of a ST:TNG or ST:DS9 guy.

 

 

I didn't mind Tom but Neelix was the Jar Jar Binks of Star Trek lore, Just an annoying asshat of a character.  What else can you say about Janeway who always lectured others about the importance of the Prime Directive to others & yet broke it everytime to serve her interests. 

comment_486365
10 hours ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

I didn't mind Tom but Neelix was the Jar Jar Binks of Star Trek lore, Just an annoying asshat of a character.  What else can you say about Janeway who always lectured others about the importance of the Prime Directive to others & yet broke it everytime to serve her interests. 

There's the right way, the wrong way and the Jane-way.

comment_486375
1 hour ago, FrostyWinnipeg said:

There's the right way, the wrong way and the Jane-way.

I have no idea how Enterprise lasted only 4 years but Voyager 7. Archer at least had an excuse for making bad judgements in new situations never presented before but what was Janeway's excuse except being incompetent? And when she got back to earth they made her an Admiral. 

I'm in the minority I know but I liked Enterprise. I thought the series was finding its legs in seasons 3 & 4 until that horrific final episode which was Rick Berman's Eff You to the Star Trek Universe. I thought the Xindi storyline in season 3 & early formation of what was to become The United Federation of Planets in season 4 was excellent. 

Edited by SpeedFlex27

comment_486380
46 minutes ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

I have no idea how Enterprise lasted only 4 years but Voyager 7. Archer at least had an excuse for making bad judgements in new situations never presented before but what was Janeway's excuse except being incompetent? And when she got back to earth they made her an Admiral. 

I'm in the minority I know but I liked Enterprise. I thought the series was finding its legs in seasons 3 & 4 until that horrific final episode which was Rick Berman's Eff You to the Star Trek Universe. I thought the Xindi storyline in season 3 & early formation of what was to become The United Federation of Planets in season 4 was excellent. 

Trek was a snowball going downhill after Insurrection.

comment_486903
40 minutes ago, JCon said:

I've started watching DS9 again. I've never watched it start to finish. I'm on the 6th episode.

 

I've probably watched 70% of the episodes but never all the way through. 

Some of those early seasons are really uneven. Few years ago I did the same, had seen most of the episode but not every single one. Was a fun watch though. I did the same for TNG and honestly I found there were more bad TNG episodes than DS9. 

comment_486904
46 minutes ago, wanna-b-fanboy said:

Saw ST:Disco S03E01 last night.

I enjoyed it. I think this seasons going to be pretty good. 

The future tech looks futuristic for Star Trek... but 1000 years in the future "futuristic".... I don't think so.

Regardless, I enjoyed it and look forward to the next episode.

Yeah. let's see how it goes. I thought Disco was bad until I saw Picard. As for future tech, well it was all right.

Also binging Lower Decks. Good fun.

43 minutes ago, JCon said:

I've started watching DS9 again. I've never watched it start to finish. I'm on the 6th episode.

Lucky bastard. Pretty episodic for about 2 years then the dots connect.

With all the actor deaths  we'll never get a reunion now.

comment_486906
Just now, 17to85 said:

Some of those early seasons are really uneven. Few years ago I did the same, had seen most of the episode but not every single one. Was a fun watch though. I did the same for TNG and honestly I found there were more bad TNG episodes than DS9. 

Yes, I'm eagerly awaiting the Dominion. 

 

So far, it's been rehashes of prior storylines (Vash, Q and Locutus) and introductions of the new(ish) characters. 

The last episode I saw was excellent, though. Season 1, Episode 8 - Dax. It spends a lot of time talking about Trills, the host and symbiont and "who" they are when they come together. 

comment_486931
2 hours ago, JCon said:

Yes, I'm eagerly awaiting the Dominion. 

 

So far, it's been rehashes of prior storylines (Vash, Q and Locutus) and introductions of the new(ish) characters. 

The last episode I saw was excellent, though. Season 1, Episode 8 - Dax. It spends a lot of time talking about Trills, the host and symbiont and "who" they are when they come together. 

It just ignored most the the ST:TNG episode about the Trills. In that one, despite a change of sex of the host, the resulting person was the same.

comment_486932
1 minute ago, tacklewasher said:

It just ignored most the the ST:TNG episode about the Trills. In that one, despite a change of sex of the host, the resulting person was the same.

The DS9 explanation was far more thoughtful, in my mind. Also, it gives Dax (all forms) more depth. 

Star Trek redoes things a lot and rewrites history. Not always for the better. 

  • 3 weeks later...
  • 11 months later...
  • 3 months later...
comment_551662
9 hours ago, Tracker said:

Babylon 5 was the high-water mark for Sci-Fi series. The creator was given a 5-year contract to ensure the characters and plots could evolve naturally, and did. Good stuff- I still have the DVDs.

Here comes the remake!

I'm just closing out Battlestar Galactica. 10 eps to go.

Edited by FrostyWinnipeg

Create an account or sign in to comment