I liked it. Bit cheesy at the end, but then it is Star Trek. Michelle Yeoh was awesome though... Sure we've not seen the last of her, or Tyler, or maybe even Lorca
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Are we not in a Flash point issue here. I presumed due to the time travel and universe hopping we were now in an alternate timeline.
Possibly also he hasn’t joined the enterprise yet as it’s captain Pike in charge. I’m just going forward with the presumption everything we know from Star Trek lore is now re-written due to ‘Trek-point” looking forward to the next season to see what happens.
Possibly also he hasn’t joined the enterprise yet as it’s captain Pike in charge. I’m just going forward with the presumption everything we know from Star Trek lore is now re-written due to ‘Trek-point” looking forward to the next season to see what happens.
Yeah you could be right, it'd certainly be more interesting if it was an alternate timeline. Spock did serve under Pike though, so it may just be the usual.
Hmmm, grand finale felt more like they ran out of budget.
The finale was a bit of a let down. I thought we would see a space battle ds9 style with starfleet bombing the klingon homeworld and thereby ending the war. No one in there right mind would seriously consider that that klingon chick would actually blow up the entire planet after giving a speech on klingon unity. She a klingon supremacist and would be the last person to blow up the klingon homeworld.
About time we got a vulcan on the fecking bridge!
About time we got a vulcan on the fecking bridge!
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What does the ending mean ? Is season 2 going to be in the same timeline as tos ?
Ok, I absolutely loved the series but that season ending was awful. They just went full on cheese didn't they? Didn't fit the style of the previous 14 episodes at all. And Michael's 'solution' to end the war was just plain ridiculous.
Is there a reason the Klingons couldn't have just shot weirdo lady and continued the war? Would the bomb go off if she died?
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Why would she blow up the planet in the first place ?
Yeah awful end to the series. Shame really as the whole second half was building momentum really well.
I felt the episode where they had just retured from the alternative universe would have made a much better ending. The whole 'got the universe back from almost total Klingon domination in two episodes' felt really rushed.
Just what i thought, i figured they would have just killed her pretty much straight away.
I was properly hyped for this and really enjoyed the first few episodes, but it started to fizzle out for me after the promising start. Maybe I've just become too used to binge watching, but the wait between episodes didn't seem to help.
I'll still watch season two - it's Trek after all - but I hope Netflix takes it over and ups the budget.
Wasn't overly keen on the ending, either. Sure, I was giddy as a school kid when I saw the Enterprise, but once that elation passed it felt like a cheap trick to redeem a final episode that had lost its way.
I'll still watch season two - it's Trek after all - but I hope Netflix takes it over and ups the budget.
I actually thought that was the ending, I saw someone mention the Enterprise in here after watching Episode 13 and went back and rewatched the ending, then realised there were 2 more episodes.
I would of prefered if Lorca had remained in power but wanted to rule both universes.
He jumps back with an armada at his back, starts smashing the Klingons.
Would be interesting to see how that would go down. Star Fleet stuck between a rock/hard place.
I guess it's kind of similar to the dominion in DS9. ( Need to rewatch DS9!)
This is what makes ds9 excellent, we need more of this! Not that speech by burnham, she's no picard.
Ha yeah, i actually thought that was the ending too until someone mentioned it the next day!
I wouldn't put it past them to bring back Lorca from some dimension somewhere, hope he does pop up again.
@Raoul, can you rename this thread to just Star Trek? I believe that's how it begun. Would be nice to have one general ST thread.
And with that in mind...
Five New STAR TREK Series Are In Development Including a Sequel To THE NEXT GENERATION with Patrick Stewart
Maybe this time they do it right?
And with that in mind...
Five New STAR TREK Series Are In Development Including a Sequel To THE NEXT GENERATION with Patrick Stewart
Maybe this time they do it right?
Done
Jean-Luc the retirement years.
Any sign of another discovery season on the event horizon?
Thanks.
Not sure how I feel about TNG, but I'd prefer their own show, rather than Picard showing in STD.
Not sure how I feel about TNG, but I'd prefer their own show, rather than Picard showing in STD.
Regarding the news. Sounds like yet more crap is on the way by way of a teenage series, an animated series etc. They are doing to Star Trek on TV what they are doing to Star Wars in the movies.
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Anything TNG or Enterprise related would be amazing, especially if it involves the two Captains. Would love to see Berman and Braga involved again.
And Moore, and Moore!
Some tertiary characters from the TNG world would be fantastic. A data like character, a child of Riker/Troy, a new Klingon, a new Q figure etc. That entire period on the timeline is ripe for story line expansions from the original TNG
They could mix up a few of the people from DS9, Voyager and TNG for a sequel. I'd watch Captain Wesley Crusher* and a crew of Seven of Nine, Worf, the Doctor, some new Dax.
*Not really, he can die in the pilot and get replaced by a returning Sisko.
Yeah that could work. With all new actors of course.
AFAIK Michael Dorn is the only one of those actors that's still enthusiastic for more. Sisko has totally distanced himself from Trek, and I don't know if the others (Jeri Ryan, Robert Picardo) want more.
Most important addition would be getting Braga back into the saddle and bringing back writers like Coto and Sussman. The year long themes during the final 2 seasons of Enterprise were epic.
Age is also another factor. Most of the actors are 25-30 years older at this point and it wouldn't be the same if they came back. Even the last TNG movie 20 years ago made the actors look very old.
I've never actually watched Enterprise (first few eps and that's it). Was a massive TNG, DS9 and Voyager fan but it never really grabbed my attention. Worth starting again?
As much as I'd love to see Seven in that uniform, she's probably into her 50s by now and not at all interested in squeezing into it again. I see Picardo popping up in various roles (including a fan made Trek thing as the Doctor) so he would be gettable I reckon.
First season of Enterprise was a total disaster - horrible writing which resulted in the writing team getting sacked by Braga. He and Berman then took more of a lead writing role along with fresh blood from the outside and season two was much better. Then in season 3 and 4 Manny Coto came on board and things went to an entirely new level. If you have haven't seen season 2, 3, and 4 they are on Netflix. Well well worth a watch if you love classic Star Trek.
Cheers, that's good to hear (that it gets better!). I've seen it on Netflix and always scrolled past.
I'll give it a go soon.
Sounds like TNG is getting rebooted.
Why cant they just make something post voyager 
Is he being stuck into Discovery, or is this something else?
Something else