Seven of nine for a white woman is holding up pretty well.
They have to shoot a second season for the show to continue. COVID will make that difficult.
dude looks and sounds frail as fuck..have you seen him the new commercial with mark hamill??I want a season 2.
dude looks and sounds frail as fuck..have you seen him the new commercial with mark hamill??
dude looks and sounds frail as fuck..have you seen him the new commercial with mark hamill??
As far as the tv shows are concerned pretty much every star trek series takes 3 seasons to find their footing... TNG DS9 and VOY all didn't get really good or gelled until the 3rd or 4th season. The first 3 seasons for all of them was hit or miss. Which was why Enterprise was such a tragedy in getting cancelled in its first season they didn't give it enough time.Classic Trek:
Roddenberry Trek = TOS, TAS, TOS Films, TNG Seasons 1-5 (TNG seasons 3-5/Khan/Undiscovered Country, are Trek's gold standard).
Good Trek:
Berman Trek = TNG Season 5-7 (after episode 'Disaster'), TNG films, DS9, Voyager, Enterprise.
Passable Trek:
Abrams Trek = 2009, Into Darkness, Beyond, movie trilogy (mostly passable b/c it is in another timeline).
Dumpster fire Trek:
Kurtzman Trek = Discovery, Picard, Lower Decks, Strange New Worlds (Strange New Worlds and Lower Decks have potential to be decent).
what does this mean?
I know it takes time for a series to get their footing, but 'getting their footing' shouldn't mean trying to find its way back to being star trek.As far as the tv shows are concerned pretty much every star trek series takes 3 seasons to find their footing... TNG DS9 and VOY all didn't get really good or gelled until the 3rd or 4th season. The first 3 seasons for all of them was hit or miss. Which was why Enterprise was such a tragedy in getting cancelled in its first season they didn't give it enough time.
So all the ones you listed as dumpster fire..you gotta give them time to get it together...
and INTO DARKNESS was BULLSHIT you can put that one in the dumpster fire category...
and lets be REAL honest about TOS...Star Trek was on for 5 seasons then got cancelled...it didn't really catch on until it went into syndication that's where it truly got its second wind and became beloved...but then the same thing happened with gilligans island and the brady bunch. Syndication was the real key to the status of that show. Same thing for voyager really...that show was treated like the redheaded step child of the ST family in its first run and only a decade or so later has that started to enjoy better respect.
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