Star Trek: Enterprise looks better and better with each passing year by comparison.
shudders
While I admittedly watched all the JJTrek movies (and in order, OK, STUPID, Meh) I could only get through 3 episodes of Discovery before I stopped watching any of that drek. Except for a few minutes of Section 31, which was more of a "let's go check out that train wreck", A few episodes Star Trek New Worlds which I was told was good by friends (Nope) and Picard Season 3.
ST:SNW clearly has people putting effort into telling a Star Trek story, but do not actually understand why Star Trek is good without the perspective of a Southern California Theater Kid.
I still maintain that Enterprise is the greatest miss in the franchise history. The concept is actually fucking epic, and would force the show to philosophically fight with Liberal Idealism and harsh reality. It should have been an occasional occurrence to lose crew members, permanently, in their journey to underscore the difficulty of the mission, and the sacrifice required. Season 3 tried to tell that story and kept getting hung up on cliche.
Discovery was the greatest miss. A chance like TNG had to update the show for the new future but they changed it from a promising premise being about a Fed/Klingon hybrid ship set well in the future from VOY/TNG films for another fucking prequel, starring a black woman named Mike who was Spock's adopted sister.
And they made the Klingons look weird and didn't even show the title ship in the 1st episode.
It's for the theater kid queers that took over the franchise. Just narcissism on display, and demanding love for it.
Star Trek: Enterprise looks better and better with each passing year by comparison.
shudders
While I admittedly watched all the JJTrek movies (and in order, OK, STUPID, Meh) I could only get through 3 episodes of Discovery before I stopped watching any of that drek. Except for a few minutes of Section 31, which was more of a "let's go check out that train wreck", A few episodes Star Trek New Worlds which I was told was good by friends (Nope) and Picard Season 3.
ST:SNW clearly has people putting effort into telling a Star Trek story, but do not actually understand why Star Trek is good without the perspective of a Southern California Theater Kid.
I still maintain that Enterprise is the greatest miss in the franchise history. The concept is actually fucking epic, and would force the show to philosophically fight with Liberal Idealism and harsh reality. It should have been an occasional occurrence to lose crew members, permanently, in their journey to underscore the difficulty of the mission, and the sacrifice required. Season 3 tried to tell that story and kept getting hung up on cliche.
Discovery was the greatest miss. A chance like TNG had to update the show for the new future but they changed it from a promising premise being about a Fed/Klingon hybrid ship set well in the future from VOY/TNG films for another fucking prequel, starring a black woman named Mike who was Spock's adopted sister.
And they made the Klingons look weird and didn't even show the title ship in the 1st episode.