Star Trek: Picard Angry TV Review 

'Inner Light' remake now with ninjas and Transformers

True, but a lot of episodes had action

AstroTomK literally the best Star Trek episode of any of the shows. It will never get better than that episode

Yeah Drumhead was some of the best, most relevant and timeless writing in the entire Star Trek canon.

"In the pale moonlight" is the best DS9 episode. Example of exploring something different with star trek without destroying it.

Totally, but that's no longer culturally relevant. We all know what's happening... 😢

Hey member when you regurgitate red letter media’s opinions. Just sayin lol

@@ADFG17E What is happening?

@@MegaAwesomedude27 RLM nailed what I and a lot of others were thinking for a long time. Not just about star trek, about sci fi in general. The SUPERMAN sci fi show was "gritty and depressing". SUPERMAN. The symbol for hope! WTF is wrong with these people?!?

Sirellyn Y I don’t disagree with you. It’s just not your words lol

Ya with the sense that the future was full of hope and then with discovery and picard they turn the future into this dark sad future where the present day looks better it doesn't look good at all

Instead they chose to focus on an edgy action drama series that uses Picard and veteran Star Trek cast for nostalgia to peddle their pathetic streaming service. CBS is to Star Trek what Disney is to Star Wars.

@@shanedaley6236 Yeah the future was full of hope, that's why Starfleet started building warships.

shane daley Uh...have you seen deep space nine?

But it's about Picard Idk if needed to be. I personally wasn't expecting it to be. I've watched all star trek series I love star trek. This needed to be a Picard story in the star trek universe but with it's own identity and it does that. I'm not to annoyed,

@@ninjasamwallin idk I didn't see it controversial. I just thought well not everyone would agree. Similar to say syria and people not wanting to help the refugees cause there Muslim. Idk cool me a sjw but I just didn't see an issue. Views can change star fleet is ruled by humans after all we can change our mind on who like and don't like.

@@realkeanureviews yea you don't understand Star trek, so at least stop pretending like you do and go back to consuming bottom of the barrel entertainment

@@renzo2447 I've watched all seasons and my fav is deep space 9 my fav captain is sisko. I mean I've seen stuff saying Patrick Stewart would only do this if there was a political message.

@@realkeanureviews They broke the Trek universe.

I second this. Im not a trekkie but I loved TNG when I was younger, still occasionally rewatch it today. its great

Many TNG prime directive themed episodes is the major reason why i chose anthropology as my major.

Yes, watch TNG. Then watch Voyager, skipping to the Scenes with Seven of Nine.

Okey, TNG is great buuuuttt... Why not Enterprise? First ship of humans and birth of federation. It even expalins major races etc. It's good for a newbie

I'm pretty sure he killed himself after accidentally crashing two jet airliners into each other over Albuquerque, New Mexico.

I heard Q shows up in the last episode to set up a cliffhanger for season 2.

@@Andrew-fq7pu it would be awesome, I can't wait to see it !

@@Zeriel00 Q is only a white male when it suits his fancy, and at least he's interesting.

@@Zeriel00 Voyager had a female Q who became Q's partner and they had a baby Q together, so they could have both Qs appear thus balancing the gender argument. Also, writing the same name for three characters is really weird! XD

Decentralized RU-vids for the win.

lol Sorry to break it to you but it was

@@emmw7794 That's not what you said in your first comment, you said he took it down himself to improve it. It wasn't copy striked. Now your saying he took down the first video himself but the re-upload ( 2nd video ) was copyright claimed by CBS. So in the end it was no matter how you look at it.

@@emmw7794 lol chill out man. I didn't see the time stamp at first. I replied just to clear the air. It's all good.

@@emmw7794 It's ok bud no worries 🙂

To be honest, they crammed in so much political stuff in this episode. Go see The Critical Drinkers take on it.

Implying Star Trek series of the past itself isn't the definition of bad quality...

Star Trek has always been rife with social and political commentary. The problem with a lot of the newer stuff is the more negative light the camera views it with, not in the subject matter itself.

MalePifko this isn’t poor

@@samieltheinfamous also the bias. You can compare it

That explosion didn't hit him that hard aka nah it's fine

Ditto

We all did

oh yeah.

So say we all.... wait... wrong series.

That was great direction and acting. It gives us an insight into Picard’s deeper sadness.

Even Galaxyquest was a better Star Trek movie than either of the JJ Abrams shit-fests and anything that Kurtzman has crapped out on TV. I feel really bad for Patrick Stewart that he has to be reduced to this. Here's hoping the paycheck is worth it.

@@Cbricklyne I watched maybe 5 mins of it and I was like. It just doesn't seem right.

exactly. saying that is meaningless when the season isnt even out. by the time we get ot the 5th episode if people have stopped caring they wont waste money on more.

Let's see if Batwahman gets it.

It's also a ploy to try and keep the alternate Star Trek copyright alive, the deal keeps going for as long as at least one production is "active". That's even more vital than ever to Bad Robot/Secret Hideout off the back of CBS & Paramount merging again, since Shari Redstone wants to bring back productions for pre-JJ Trek.

There are some opposite times

Discovery got a season 2, so what's your point?

There's a difference in being emotionally traumatized and forced to talk about it in front of the entire galaxy or discussing something with an all knowing entity. Picard handled it perfectly and easily and that reporter was unable to respond. Did she manage to get him into a corner on her own terms in front of a live audience knowing what he did not want to talk about? Sure, but that's not hard.

​@@Mysterio2243 exacpt its all just wriitng. the federation wouldnt do this, picard wouldnt react this way and do nothning for 20 years even if they did. he certainyl wouldnt be emotional about saying his mind. having it be live even though he wanted her to not ask specific questions, and not ending the interview when she asked, then probably sue her and have her removed from her job. it was all just lazy writing.

@@ge2719 The Federation wouldn't do this? You mean like abandoning a Cardassian colony because they are just Cardassians, or leaving the Maquis to die because they are not Federation citizens, or leaving the Bajorans to suffer under Cardassian rule. The Federation is full of examples where they did just what is described in the first episode of Picard.

Those fight scenes work if you sit there singing "Go Go Power Rangers" as you watch. lol, just kidding.

@@andrewswitzer6334 youre talking about an actual enemy the federation is at war with. and colonist who wanted to stay. its not the federations fault if people choose to leave a safe planet and go try create a colony on their own and do so in another races territory. in those shows star fleet handled those situations admirably. you want to try compare that to them just becoming bigots who for some reason do want to help, but then dont... when there hadnt been a war with romulans in about 200 years at this point. its nonsense.

We'd get to see them struggle, the new captain might even depend on Picard a bit too much and try to lean on him but then Picard is incapacitated or something in a Last of Us style situation where The new guy has to basically try to lead while Picard is down and try to keep him going for exhilaration....

Exactly. I dont think many people really watched the show if they think picard was warm.

@@ge2719 Well ... wasn't the warmth towards data and his crew in general the thing that made him the great captain he was? Of course he'll be showing his emotions and acting differently after 15 years of living on a wine estate. And whilst not being a captain responsible for an entire crew and often representing the entire human race.

@@Mysterio2243 He wasn't really "warm," he obviously cared about his crew but Picard always maintained a professional distance from them as well.

Shut up Wesley

Yea hence his regret in the final episode of not spending time to create friendships. He cared about people from a professional standpoint. If that makes sense. Stuck to himself,mainly because of his personal views of how a captain should carry himself..he was always uncomfortable around kids.

Crypto Style that’s like 60 in the 24th century

none of these people are star trek fans, they are liars

Yeah! You're so true!! All I see is a superficial Animation & stereotypes, where is the essence of tng? I wouldn't even rate it, this isn't star trek...

@@kupferstrich3458 the very first episode with the trial, talks about laws put into place which prevents people being held accountable for their race or their ancestors. Foresight and morality was put into that one line, and that episode is compressed with one line ideologies like that.

This first Episode was like the quintessence of what made tng awesome. Just because they arent on Board of a spaceship doesnt mean it cant be Star trek.

@@Mysterio2243 the placing isnt the point here. I criticise that they name it star trek and in the end it's not star trek! What I saw is just like a marvel movie, only with different characters, the style how the story is told is way too replaceable with many other series/films. Tng was centred way more on his plot ( yeah I know they haven't much money) and it was soooooo refreshing to see a series which was not centred on only one incident/conflict, showing the depth of human fears and that you can always create much more with words than with rifles.

@@kupferstrich3458 Well if you compare it to a marvel movie I guess there's not much I can say. There's not much resemblance with marvel movies in my opinion. I still get where you are coming from though but I'd suggest giving the series a few more episodes to really get going. I highly doubt all we will be seeing is dajh and earth. And of course it won't be as good as TNG but that's impossible, they'd have to go back in time to create the same sense of chemistry and storytelling. I for one actually liked the emphasis on Picard's ethics, as was always the case with TNG but also showing Picard is really just an old man without his ship and crew.

Who are you talking about? 🤔

@@FenrisbornEX 1

@@FenrisbornEX Commander Riker

Number 1....lol

Get your eyes checked or your screen replaced.

The mickire

ihatescreennames89 It’s just utterly retarded, lazy writing from the JJverse and that hack Kurtzman. The Romulans had an advanced interstellar empire that spanned thousands of light years and at least hundreds of worlds. They had a vast fleet made up of thousands of starships as well. It makes absolutely zero sense that the Romulans couldn’t detect their home star was going supernova or that they couldn’t manage to evacuate their fuckin _capital planet_ on their own with little outside help. This new “Star Trek” is such a moronic dumpster fire.

Jedi are flawed that has been established long before Disney

@@jackalh1z117 In the same way a website is flawed if it gets hacked - it was doing a fantastic job of protecting the peace of the republic before the Sith used subterfuge to destroy them. Left alone the Jedi weren't a bad influence on the republic in any way whatsover - Disney however makes them out to be problematic.

​@@Lakrimoz I understand completely but just like the sith, the jedi order was also in many ways was more concerned about keeping their power and self interest in the galaxy. Not trying to say one is better than the other but most Jedi were hypocrites in regards that many did not live by the Jedi code even those on the council. Which is why I liked the prequels despite terrible writing, SGI and acting it did expand on many of the realities surrounding power, conflict and not everything being so black and white.

There was only 2 androids lore and data...the rest are synths shitty versions for androids

In general, the preferred term was “Artifical Lifeform” that applied to the Soong-Type Androids (Data, Lore, Lal, Juliana, etc) as well as Holograms (Moriarty, The Doctor, etc) and nonhumanoid constructs like the Exocomps.

@@kingsking2816 that's not true. Kirk ran into several androids. There's only 4 Soong type androids though. Data, Lore, B4, and Lal.

Because nowadays they love making them pure synthetics to do the trite social commentary

Yeah, but it started in 1987... but...

okay TNG the first season is pretty meh but from second season on it gets great!

Season 1 TNG is god awful! Just a handful of decent episodes.

Season 1 is infamously not great, but gets better and better as it goes on.

TNG is great, rewatchedi t all on netflixc a while ago, a lotta thoughtful well written episodes. Lotta good politik aswell which I like in my scifi.

I've always loved the cage, I didn't mind Broken Bow either

Cage was brilliant my fav episode when the movie came out I thought they would include some lore to make it more interesting as christoper pike was a character jj Abraham’s included but nope they didn’t do anything with it.

sgtjohnson49 you must not have watched the episodes Joe made for the VR game, Star Trek Bridge crew......joe is a big trek fan

@@Dj.MODÆO wasn't there one for the videogame from Digital Extremes as well? The buggy one?

He made references since the beginning of his show... He is a full blow nerd 😂

@Kermit of Rivia it just means Star Trek fans.

@Kermit of Rivia Does the word Trek ring a bell?

I think the chair is a little too high for that. He would end up bruising his mini No. 1.

Riker Maneuver!

A very awesome comment! So true! 🤣

You think the writers care or know Star Trek lore?

or she put it back in place.... then again sometimes borg nanotech regenerates stuff.

I think you need to remember back to the end of Voyager. When voyager finished she still had her external implants, go and watch the last episode of Voyager: End Game, her facial implants and the one on her hand were still the same as they had been through seasons 4 to 7. Her implants in Picard are the exact same as when Voyager ended.

It started out ok, then rainbow writers took over the Orville.

it's not fantastic, but it's pretty good. "Rainbow" writers did good job, some episodes made me question things, and that's always good. Though, it sucks that i lost my favorite character in season 2. The Orville really sells me on Star Trek, i kinda feel like watching TNG because of it.

@MonkeyZorr Your mom did drugs when she was pregnant with you. Probably still does.

The Orville started as pure shit. Then matured into generic, barely tolerable, "why are you watching this over TNG?" mediocre slop. At best, they are just re-hashing decent Star Trek episodes. At worst, you get family guy humor on top of TERRIBLE Star Trek. And then the various enemies are just conservative straw men for the liberal crew to "tut tut" over. The Krilla are genocidal religious fanatics and the Moclans are bigoted anti-environmental super-industrialists. The only fault of the "Union?" They are "too tolerant" to deal with the intolerance of other culters. "We tolerant everyone that is exactly like us already!" Again, these aren't thought provoking episodes so much as the cast punching various straw men that only exist for the crew to look down their noses at. Like that episode that samples teeth to determine zodiac signs, then discrimate based on them. Not once did anyone say "Hey we are from a completely different planet with different signs: we can't even see the same stars!" Why? Because it was a heavy handed allegory about how backwards religion is. As an atheist myself, this caricature of a religious civilization is just insulting. *sigh* It's just so fucking terrible.

Voyager got me into it because of that sweet fine Seven of Nine

Well besides her tits...

That is actually the 286th rule of acquisition.

@@BangSwitchActuator you win the internet.

I thought rule 1 was not showing them first season Enterprise first

especialy when worf joins the cast

amen brother

The best story arc

No one messes with The Sisko. As Q found out.

DS9 is the Soo underrated and far superior to Discovery

Hey! I love discovery! And it’s the first trek show my wife likes😂😂

calling it now, Discovery comes in and saves them all from the borg cube, and that's how it gets the AI computer.

charlie And then Picard will whisper back "No."

I hope he got a $HIT ton of money. The show is still trash, CBS needs to go bankrupt.

@@cdw442 How unfortunate

Having 10 forward in the wrong place with the windows of the exterior shot not matching up to the interior shot reeks of last minute desperation.

@@NeonVisual - it could be because it is a dream sequence that things are not quite in the right place, like dreams tend to be. Eh - it's probably what you said.

@@tuxedotservo When was the last time you had a dream and could see yourself through a window?

@@NeonVisual - I would like to point out that I did say at the end that you were probably the correct one on this...

was thinking the same thing lol

I skip Enterprise. Stopped with Voyager

And of course TOS first ;)

Halacron forget Enterprise! Ugh schlock action soap opera

I love DS9. It had so great acting and interactions between differen characters. And because it was mostly stationary they could build this six season plot line of dominion wars or the ever present desire of cardassians to be important, powerful, even fear inducing and it all lead to their total destruction. I like it the most. Voyager is somewhat unrealistic to me. It's nice to be all starfleet but if everyone is after you you cannot be so naivly clean and pure. You would most certainly at least used others technologies and ideas to make your ship stronger, more dangerous, scary and faster. No need to attack anyone, just use taiwanees army strategy of heavily armed porcupine.

Fuck that, Voyager and Enterprise are legit trash ST series. One or two good episodes in a series doesn't make it worthwhile. Only TNG and DS9 are worth a watch.

Dont care.

it´s the secret lovechild of Picards DNA and Datas positronic technowhatever

She is ALL the datas and ALL the Picards and in the end Q choses her to lead the continuum because the Q is female

He did explain why: start with the worst then work your way to the best, instead of vice versa. I don't think that's a bright idea. Just watch chronologically.

Yeah. They have ruined the vision of star trek. this show feels more like a generic sci fi show set in like 2075. The political message doesnt fit in a world where humans want for nothing. Theres no more racism,people are supposed to be more enlightened. Instead we get ham fisted "racist" news lady. Terrible.

Star Fleet isn't the Government. Its the military, and it takes orders from the Government of Earth, and the Federation, even if they are bad orders. What Picard disliked was that Star Fleet did not object to the orders to abandon the Romulan survivors. Indeed, unlike Nelson, they didn't put their telescope to their bad eye, and bring them to Earth anyway. They were abandoned, and received no further assistance from Earth. Sounds familiar if you were an Afghani interpreter for the Coalition in Afghanistan. That's the problem with Trekkies: they don't want the problems of the real world to impinge on their vision of a universe where Star Fleet can fall short of their ideals as humans do a lot.

@@BigHenFor thanks but I am aware of what happened. I watched the episode. Also Starfleet isn't simply the military. It encompasses peace making, defense, exploration, research, general diplomacy and more branches of the Federation as a whole. It has far more direct influence with the overall Federation government than most real world militaries. If you re-read what I wrote, I did not object to Starfleet or Trek in daring to show a future where there exist some problems with government. My criticisms lie with how the Picard series chose to portray Starfleet AFTER the events of TNG and Deep Space 9. As I mentioned, there are several big examples from TNG, DS9 and even Voyager that make Starfleet's actions as portrayed in "Picard" really questionable. It doesn't mean they are impossible to ever reconcile but as is, the writing is very sloppy, mostly because it tries to portray Starfleet as immediately losing all the ideals that were built up over 3 different Trek shows by having it refusing to really help Romulans after they helped the Federation in the war, having a ban on synthetics after legal preceding established them as having equal rights, etc.

@@BigHenFor why the fuck does the real world have to determine the vision of a utopian science fiction future set 400years in the future where humanity has reached such a point of abundance that providing aid to millions of living beings is of no consequence. This sort of message doesnt fit star trek in the way they did it. It would however make sense for starfleet to come across a less advanced race that are in the situation we are in, and starfleet helps them through it. But these writers are terrible and lazy and want to make a spy drama action show in with the star trek brand on it.

Sisko once went on a massive rant on how the problem was Earth. As it was a paradise they were clueless about what life was were it was a struggle. It was in response to one of many "bad admirals" that were constantly popping up in all Star Trek series and that was before the Dominion War which really messed them up.

God damn Helicopters! 😔

@Top Dog fuck you, if you don't care then just don't say anything

Only at first, he said he thought it went downhill after the first two episodes. He also unsubbed from CBS. So I guess he's forgiven.

@@SlartiMarvinbartfast Is he??? He usually "changes" his opinion when he sees the huge public opinion.... You can't think those episodes were 9 and than say the rest is horrible... it's much of the same. I can't see how any Star Trek fan could like those Klingons.

Yeah go find a safe space where everyone agrees with you all the time. Snowflakes....

@@Bayard1503 Agree. The Discovery Klingons just pissed me off. The want us to believe this is 10 years before TOS? GTFO.

Its literally the same writers directors and producers that made discovery.

Gene Roddenberry is dead, like Shakespeare. And like Shakespeare it can still honour those themes in the present by giving us a chance to make that optimism valid, instead of a bolthole to hide in. Darkness and light cannot be separated from one another as one cannot exist without the other. If confronting themes such as fear, prejudice, and cruelty cannot be done in Star Trek, then one might as well watch reruns of Mr Rogers. But that wouldn't be Star Trek, would it? Even though the enemies were always alien cultures, their qualities were human ones. They were our shadow selves made manifest and as such they were characteristics we had to conquer through the intervention of Star Fleet's best and finest. That perspective can only take you so far, because humanity can't be reengineered from the outside in. Fear, ignorance, and hatred don't just disappear. They are part of us, and must be confronted. Perhaps that is too close to home for you but, if the problems of earth cannot be solved on earth, then what exactly is the point of Star Fleet? That's why a 70 year Picard pulling on his Star Fleet uniform would not be tenable. Star Fleet would not have been preserved in aspic. It would have changed, especially as it was the military wing of the Federation, and if the people of Earth, driven by fear of violence, abandoned its former allies from the Dominion Wars in space to fend for themselves instead of bringing them to Earth, and Star Fleet carried out those orders, would that sit easy with a man like Picard? No it wouldn't. Perhaps Roddenberry did us a disservice in not showing us our darkness more openly. That's why when he was alive, themes like that were rarely openly part of the show. That's why DS9 is such a strong show. Dealing with darker and uncomfortable emotions was it's hallmark, and it was more successful because of that. Perhaps that is the problem here. Picard shows that Earth isn't a paradise, and humans still are subject to fear and prejudice, and that's too close to home, especially now.

RLM summed it up. "The writers only know what Jay knows, because Jay doesn't know Star Trek."

But does Roddenberry's view of an enlightened humanity really fit with the times we live in now? Especially since we're more aware than ever about our flaws as a species.

@@clerns Yeah, it does. The "flaws we're aware of now" are largely political panic and society going the wrong direction.

@@Thedownliner2015 It was basically TNG light, Seven of Nine and the Doctor were the only thing that saved Voyager.

The Voyage to Reboot Data, The Final Install for Data, The Undiscovered Malware of Lore, and so on.

Oh how wrong we were.

costs for picard is 10x higher than tng

New writers are so bad they can't write more episodes then that

You're expecting quality and quantity? Greed does not computer this! Producers, directors and writers don't really show passion in their projects.

Compute* autocorrect doesn't, either.

@@Endzeitstille You also burn out your cast and crew filming that much to get to the vaunted amount of eps for syndication. You don't need to crank out that many eps today, esp. if you're dealing with binge culture & speed to market - you're taking time off work if you want to binge TNG/DS9/VOY/ENT a season at a time.

It was all their fault, Star Wars, Star Trek, Aliens. Those idiot writers/producers stole their ideas not realizing it was all a bad joke!

Fuck RLM and their hive mind fans.

Red letter guys suck. Both on their period of something.

*Laughs in Rich Evans*

Its kind of funny, cause Joe and OJ are the 'jay's that Rich and Mike are talking about, lol!

THATS EXACTLY WHAT I JUST DID! 😂😂😂

I'm a conservative who voted for Trump (lately at times I have regretted than decision) but I didn't take Picard's story arc as being anti-Trump (and even if I did perceive such I wouldn't allow it to spoil the experience). We have changed so much in 4 years time. Some of the other side's snow-flakery has become contagious.

Your a wizard Luke said Gandalf

😂😂😂

Same thing...

Shame!!!

May the Schwarz be with you! (Did I get it right this time?)

You should give DS9 more of a chance, once the dominion war arc starts it gives really good tension that can't be found in other trek shows.

Ds9 can be challenging, depends on what you want from your star trek ;) Voyager has some nice characters but the amount of plot holes is overwhelming :p

You have chosen.. poorly.

@@Etopirynka Maybe Voyager is like root beer...

@Steve Adams Voyager nerfed the borg, then made them a stupid joke nobody takes seriously.

Unlike a certain other Sci-fi series

true, Picard always tackled political, moral and ethical dilemmas. now that i think about it, this isn't the first time starfleet said F'U to someone outside the federation. happened in Star trek insurrection, Journey's End S7E2, the Maquis....

I actually went back to TNG and found it absolutely great.

Nice opinion. But there people that really liked it. Just like me. Things change. That's how life goes.

@@Smoothmel The fact it's stolen off an Indy gamer doesn't change... I haven't watched it because of that and the excerpts are so cringey. But if you don't care about IP theft and just need a really dumb sorta Star Trek show... Many fans think the Orville carries the Star trek core more than STD.

@@Smoothmel things do change. Remember when Hitler took power of Germany? Not comparing the magnitude between them, I'm just saying things change, like you.

"it's not a great show" is an opinion.. there's plenty more evidence that it is a good show.

Next generation just amazing and ds9 i love. It got 4 me so much better in season 3 when the dominion came in 2 it

TNG is the best series. DS9 had potential to be better but they ruined the ending.

Dog.. DS9 had one of the best, bittersweet endings ever...

Love TNG but godamn, DS9 was almost at another level... just amazing and very emotional at times.

@@Marinealver how was the ending ruined? Because the fate of Sisko was left unknown?

clearly anything greater than a red lazer pointer is too intellectual for some people.

It's just the beginning. Starwars 🤦🏻‍♂️you can not say after a pilot of its trash. I don't understand people crying grow up

@@Smoothmel I'll be surprised if it will be anything more than an action series, the first episode already shows that the ones who made it clearly don't understand what made Star Trek good... That said I would be extremely happy if at the end of the season I could say that I was wrong, it's not like I enjoy seeing a franchise I love being driven into the ground...

He's clearly thinking about stunning Other Joe.

( ¬‿ ¬)

Not as bad as in shitty STD, not by a long shot

The J.J. Abrams legacy.

@@Mutation80 agreed

Star Trek :Discard

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@@BDOUGH fuck off

Polarizer 372 I don’t think I’ve ever heard joe talk about clone wars unlikely he watches it

@@smittywerbenjagermanjensen4737 he's talked about it I believe. And if he hasn't time to watch. Some of the best Star Wars content put there period

@Top Dog Damn what a prick, lol.

@@Episcopicide someone is angry 🤣

Asoka is Fine as Hell.

RLM > AJ.

same. RLM was pretty on point.

@@C5ONUTUBE Wrong

@Lics Norgi what's it like being so upset all the time?

Hawken Valhalla Is there something they like?

But it makes sense that B4 wasn't up to the task

Well, he has evolved

Just finished the last episode. Maybe when Picard sat to the poker game with all of the senior staff :)

During the movies I'd say. They're definitely closer in the movies

Picard is more of a father figure to him.

He doesn't, Dr Crusher is Picard's best friend and Geordi is Data's. But since they're the two best known characters from TNG, they're best friends now.

I think that's a pretty good way to look at this. I really enjoyed it, people seem to be really assblasted that the Federation ain't entirely perfect which just makes it a lil more believeable to me.

really? i'm planning to watch it. I assume it take place in space station? Just like Babylon 5?

I love discovery personally

Absolutely agree. Best captain, best characters, best storylines, best fucking massive epic war and best lesbians smooching their faces off! 😀

DS9 was so very good! Wish they would've brought it into the universe more

Yeah DS9 was awesome