That holodeck episode has been my favorite of the show. That whole episode seemed to pay tribute to the Trek films.
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Star Trek: Alpha to Delta Quadrants & Everything In Between
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Star Trek: Picard Season 3 Teaser Confirms Trailer Drop Next Sunday points to
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Had been seeing FB ads for this game (never played it) featuring the https://www.arcgames.com/en/games/star-trek-online/news/detail/11535013-raze-the-world.
The FB ad's video looked the same as
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Had been seeing FB ads for this game (never played it) featuring the https://www.arcgames.com/en/games/star-trek-online/news/detail/11535013-raze-the-world.
The FB ad's video looked the same as
Watch: Final ‘Star Trek: Picard’ Season 3 Trailer Reveals New Characters And A Warning To Trust No One
There is a new poster and synopsis too!
trekmovie.com
I don't listen to the Delta Flyers podcast but this came up today.
Kate Mulgrew, Robert McNeill, And Garrett Wang Revisit “Threshold,” That Infamous ‘Star Trek: Voyager’ Episode
An oral history of "Threshold" reveals surprising details and raises interesting questions on the Delta Flyers podcast.
trekmovie.com
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The Wrath of Khan version, Dr. McCoy being on the bridge is understandable; he spends half his time aboard NCC-1701 on the bridge.😁
Having "Bones" on the bridge in the JarJar Abrams version wouldn't be so bad if--*IF*--he didn't sit at a workstation. Have him standing around being snarky, awesome. McCoy manning the tactical station? Why?😕😕 Dammit Jim! He's a doctor, not a tactical officer. In no versions of Star Trek does the CMO have a workstation on the bridge. Ugh.
The Enterprise D would go into battle and Beverly would sit at Picard's side. Um, shouldn't you be in sick bay to handle potential casualties? Actually, Beverly could hang out with me any day
Geordi was on thee bridge a lot too, but at least he could transfer engineering to a bridge station, which kinda makes sense for him to be there.
The Enterprise D would go into battle and Beverly would sit at Picard's side. Um, shouldn't you be in sick bay to handle potential casualties? Actually, Beverly could hang out with me any day
Geordi was on thee bridge a lot too, but at least he could transfer engineering to a bridge station, which kinda makes sense for him to be there.
B'Lonna did that as well on Voyager.. in fact, ST's Wiki said that the Constitution class Enterprise had an engineering station that was always manned, but I don't ever remember seeing Scotty sitting at it.
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Dr. Crusher on the bridge, while unusual, isn't as far fetch as McCoy being on the bridge. McCoy was only on the bridge to make snarky comments at Spock.🤨 Crusher is a certified bridge officer and command qualified. She was in command of Enterprise-D during the renegade Borg incident (TNG: Decent parts 1 and 2). She commanded the night shift on a few occassions (TNG: Thine Own Self).The Enterprise D would go into battle and Beverly would sit at Picard's side. Um, shouldn't you be in sick bay to handle potential casualties? Actually, Beverly could hang out with me any day
This makes a lot of sense.
https://twitter.com/TrekMovie currently has some pics from outside the (I'm guessing invite-only) premiere of the 1st ep or 2 of Picard season 3 from TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood. https://www.facebook.com/StarTrek/ has some more.
I grew up in that area. Nice to see it can host events like this to this day.
https://trekmovie.com/2023/02/10/wa...neak-peak-see-photos-from-hollywood-premiere/ has a few more pics, a special ready room ep and a promo video in a tweet.
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Really nice to see them together smiling like that. I grew up with TNG. The Picard series was hard to watch from a Trekkie standpoint (for me) - I only got through the first season (barely). But it is nice to see them on TV again and it's something I can watch someday. Q is one of my favorite characters so hopefully I can summon the courage to get through Picard again - I hear he came back.
Data and Spock were my childhood heroes. ......
Don’t watch ‘Star Trek: Picard’ season three, it’ll only encourage them
I found that season 1 and 2 lacked the same level of star trekkiness, it was rather dark, and depressing. I'm not surprised that they stretched what is considered the prologue to the first 4 episodes.
I found that season 1 and 2 lacked the same level of star trekkiness, it was rather dark, and depressing. I'm not surprised that they stretched what is considered the prologue to the first 4 episodes.
I am very encouraged to know I’m not the only one that feels this way.
I have a friend at work, she's a huge trekkie, and she absolutely hates Picard. There was so much potential, but it missed the mark for a number of reasons.
The only new Star Trek series I like so far is Lower Deck. It is the only one that retains the spirit of Star Trek. Granted it's a sarcastic vision. Truly fitting for the perspective of the down trodden grunts, so unlike the the view from the ivory tower of the elite bridge crew.
This is what I didn't like about some of S3 of Orville. Even I thought it needed to tone down the humor, but it went super serious. Isaac was the funniest one, and that was rare.
Unfortunately, nostalgia makes people tend to forget there were also some really horrible episodes of TNG - especially the first season .
Orville may go the way of the last season of Enterprise - a strong season, ending in cancellation. But I did miss some of the humor.
Crew going on an away mission in disguise...Ed: "You all look like unemployed backup dancers."
I did like it for the most part, but I don't like when shows totally change the genre. If it's supposed to be serious start as a drama and stay on course. I did like how they handled such serious issues and the parallels to other ST like Q
Agreed. I remember as a young kid in the 90s when that episode in TNG came out where Beverly got kissed by that trill woman ... it was in the local news and I remember my parents threatening to not let me watch Star Trek because of that.
I got my wife to watch Star Trek with me a few years ago and the first season of TNG was very very cringe. We got to the first season of DS9 before Netflix got rid of Star Trek.
My biggest problem with Star Trek today - it doesn't even feel like Star Trek, it's dark and not overall positive with Mr. Roddenberry's idea of Star Trek - the good of humanity and what we can accomplish together. Discovery felt like it was written by someone who didn't even bother to try to understand Star Trek or watch previous series.
Picard and Discovery were very dark and did not feel like Trek for me either. A celebrated captain being treated like that?! What?! Data?!?!?!?! Hundreds of identical ships warping in instantly. Discovery: Klingons having a LONG drawn out conversation about racism. lsd;kfjl;jasf
I've been told by other Trekkies (and here) that Lower Decks is very good - so I will be looking into that.
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