They had movie night on ST:ENT. So clearly not all the movies were lost in WW3.
They had movie night on ST:ENT. So clearly not all the movies were lost in WW3.
That’s it exactly.
Total Rick move. He got bored. Burn the MF down.
Klingons weren’t that scary in TOS series. It took the TOS movies to make them scary and Doc Brown Klingon didn’t help.
If Garak taught us anything it was that all you need to have a great scary species is good writing and great acting and not much else. Keep it simple. They don’t have to climb the walls that’s for sure. Spend that money on writers. Lol
I thought that was the Changelings. Sure looked like them.
Making Klingons scary again doesn’t make a whole lot of sense when there are literally infinite possibilities for new scary species.
Where did you see that CBS couldn’t continue the Prime timeline?
Next thing you know they’ll be getting neck tattoos, “S31”.
Yes, Stamets makes a lot of grandiose claims. They tend to not quite pan out the way he envisioned them to.
So the named him that onpurpose? Ugh
No Will Smith and no Tommy Lee Jones.
Thank you. That hamfisted trope didn’t work for the Romulans. Why would they try it again for the Klingons?
Did the foreign Netflix stream have the same terrible serif font for the English subtitles of Klingon that the US OTA broadcast had? I thought I was watching a fantasy TV show with orcs instead of Klingons there for a minute.
Or do the first season on Hulu for positive buzz and then migrate to CBS All access. If they insisted on going that route.
I can understand that about Dune. It is hard to stay interested in that one. AFAGOT is concerned, I could only suffer through 100 pages before giving up and reading the new Gibson at the time.
It’s ok to worship assholes in fantasy but not sci-fi? That makes no sense.
That’s a very limited definition of kitsch. There is plenty of kitsch work that has a pov. Kitsch povs are just easily digestable and unchallenging.
Nope because computer scientists have nothing to do with story at the studios.
Moana does a pretty fantastic job of showing the natural world.