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Osirus23:

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leapinlew:
So asteroids got the space ship shape right at least. Visionaries at Atari in the late 70's.

fallacy:
I just finished watching season 2 of The Orville. That show legitimately feels like I am watching Star Trek, in particular if I feel like I am watching more Voyager. It feels like Voyager if Voyager made a lot more current pop culture references and 2020 CGI. I dont get how a show that is trying to be so careful not to infringe on Star Trek copyright is way more Star Trek than anything else that has come out.

So far the doctor from Voyager was in an episode, Tuvak from Voyager was in an episode. Probably everyone in the Voyager cast will show up eventually.

Howard_Casto:
Not anymore. Prior to Picard they were free to do guest spots but now if they want to guest star or direct on that show they can't do the Orville. At least that's the rumor.

Btw I stopped chiming in due to personal issues but to sum up Picard it was pretty decent until those last two or three episodes and then all the plot threads they were building were kind of dropped in a big mess of an ending. Also Data giving a Picard a life lesson about mortality by having Picard kill him only for Picard himself to be resurrected in the next scene is pretty tone deaf. They have all the beats there but maybe they should go back to episodic tv as they sure as hell aren't talented enough to pull off a serialized storyline.

javeryh:
I just started Season 2 of Discovery. I think I like it better than Season 1 so far? I'm only 2 episodes in though. Season 1 was OKish but not really Star Trek. It was all action and no social commentary or moral questions at all.

I do like most of the crew/characters but I wish they had better writers. Doug Jones is insane. Even the way Saru walks is unique. Really incredible performance. Tilly seems like an actual human and not a victoria's secret model with glasses (so you know she's a bookworm!). The main character is a little too smart but it's fine I guess. No smarter than anyone on the Enterprise who could always pull a solution out of thin air no matter the situation - just reverse the polarity and use some tachions or something!

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