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If i was a 65 year old man and was making a series of "perfect" clones I'd probaby not make them also be 65 years old.

Yeah - this is best in another topic but I was stoked to see them heading off into the unknown parts of space only to turn around and revisit all the jive we already knew about. It was a good season, but would have been super cool to explore.

It shouldn't be that tricky. 90% of encounters from both the TOS and TNG have never been, or needed to be revisited. SNW could meet a dozen new aliens and visit 15 new, undiscovered (at that time) worlds the audience has never seen before and it be perfectly fine. That's probably *better*...

I just hope this season actually delivers on the premise which is "seek out new life and new civilizations" and give us the feeling of wonderment by encountering the unknown. It's one of the things I think Voyager mostly did right when it was always running into aliens and trying to figure out...

My favorite part of the finale is when

Not really a spoiler. Just something funny I saw on Facebook. Sometimes the simplest solutions are the most elegant.

I'm already having trouble sleeping. I'm going to be so sad it's over.

You're correct. And if this was in the Kelvin timeline that would be applicable. But since this is the "prime" timeline Kirk wouldn't have been born in space because that was the divergance as you said. I have given a few hand waves to certain changes though because in reality, since First...

I'm on the verge of being one of "those" considering Kennedy has nothing but trash the franchise on her watch. The reason Mando was so good at the start was because it was off just doing its own thing without a care in the world. This season has had *two* terrible episodes that added nothing to...

Oh yeah. One more mention of something that annoyed me... Kirk isn't "from space". He's from Iowa. He just works in space.

Like I said though, what they have is fine. They gave us "real Klingons" I just think it would have been neat if they gave us the TOS Klingons with maybe less pronounced ridges. Maybe a middle ground to the fully ridged Klingons we saw in TMP/TNG era and beyond. Something like how General Chang...

Not everyone agrees with it but it was canonized in Enterprise.

So here's the Season 2 teaser trailer. I have to admit I'm not super excited about what they're showing. And while these Klingons look better than the garbage they shat out with Discovery, they just can't help themselves by ignoring established canon and aesthetics. The TOS Klingons looked a...

It was okay. Lot's of cool action sequences. After the garbage episode 6 I had a tough time being interested in the show again (I might have mentioned that) but this felt like all the other episodes in that context. Episode 6 should be edited down to "Boca and Jin arrive on the planet.... make...

That is of course assuming we never see Jurati again, which at this point is still open.

Yeah, lots of great points. I can't think of a single thing Season 2 did other than vaguely give Q a final farewell and a cameo by Wesley. The only thing it actually did was give a side mention on why Seven was in Starfleet now and why Raffi had Cristo's ship. Something that could have just been...

I like how in the preview trailer the Enterprise-D now has the lights dimmed down to almost nothing all the sudden

I appreciate everyone's feedback. I'm actually a little surprised how skewed the results are but I guess like I said before, we're all a bunch of old heads. Right now something I'm working on is a better way of integrating news and such into the forums. And knowing that most people present...

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