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From what I've read about it, no. I'll watch the series opener at most. From what I've seen of the design of the Enterprise, it looks to be pretty pathetic. A lot of people were upset by that design. lol It looks like shit.Will you watch?
I'll probably watch the opener out of curiosity but won't pay money to CBS to see the series. The premise is not fresh beyond the lady Captain and XO.
'Star Trek: Discovery' to Tackle Trump-Era Political Divide
Nope, from everything I've heard about ST: Discovery it will be every bit as clumsy, SJW-harrassing the viewer (other Star Trek let their diversity function as a casual, everyday thing) embarrassing and horribly dumbed down as Jar Jar Abrams horrid mockery of Star Trek movies. I can't tell you how the hyperactive, jackhammer-in-the-brain, stupid 2009 cine-feces ended because I walked out during the last half hour. I hated it so bad that I figured whatever I paid to get in, it was worth MORE to get out. Not only is it the worst Star Trek I've ever seen, not only is it the worst movie I've ever seen, but I've NEVER seen a megabudget movie more incompetent on a technical level. The lens flares, obnoxious set design lighting & cinematography, etc., etc. J.J. Abrams Trek has zero redeeming qualities of any kind. I haven't watched any newer Trek since that 2009 utter miscarriage of sci-fi.
My point being, everything points to Discovery as being in the same DELIBERATELY dumbed-down, obnoxious vein. And has so many talentless idiots involved, NOTHING good can come from it.
If the 2009 Star Trek is the worst movie you have ever seen, you must have seen very few movies.
Nope, from everything I've heard about ST: Discovery it will be every bit as clumsy, SJW-harrassing the viewer (other Star Trek let their diversity function as a casual, everyday thing) embarrassing and horribly dumbed down as Jar Jar Abrams horrid mockery of Star Trek movies. I can't tell you how the hyperactive, jackhammer-in-the-brain, stupid 2009 cine-feces ended because I walked out during the last half hour. I hated it so bad that I figured whatever I paid to get in, it was worth MORE to get out. Not only is it the worst Star Trek I've ever seen, not only is it the worst movie I've ever seen, but I've NEVER seen a megabudget movie more incompetent on a technical level. The lens flares, obnoxious set design lighting & cinematography, etc., etc. J.J. Abrams Trek has zero redeeming qualities of any kind. I haven't watched any newer Trek since that 2009 utter miscarriage of sci-fi.
My point being, everything points to Discovery as being in the same DELIBERATELY dumbed-down, obnoxious vein. And has so many talentless idiots involved, NOTHING good can come from it.
If the 2009 Star Trek is the worst movie you have ever seen, you must have seen very few movies.
Try Lou Ferrigno's Hercules.
Will you watch?
I'll probably watch the opener out of curiosity but won't pay money to CBS to see the series. The premise is not fresh beyond the lady Captain and XO.
'Star Trek: Discovery' to Tackle Trump-Era Political Divide
Will you watch?
I'll probably watch the opener out of curiosity but won't pay money to CBS to see the series. The premise is not fresh beyond the lady Captain and XO.
'Star Trek: Discovery' to Tackle Trump-Era Political Divide
Well, already a couple strikes against:
- CBS actually TURNED DOWN Star Trek in the 1960s for Lost In Space; ironic that now they want to profit from it.
- The new show carries nothing of the original vision of Gene Roddenberry I can see.
- The Original Series was the best because in the first season, Roddenberry had his hands full doing the work of six people these days; his main focus was on SEX. Halfway through the first season and thereafter, Gene Coon took over and gave Star Trek the humor and camaraderie everyone loves. But in The Next Generation, Roddenberry tried his Libtard vision and it failed, so after the first season there was much less of it.
- Right away I can see the flaw of Star Trek Discovery: rather than design the cast around good stories, they are designing the stories around the cast------ and they are making cast choices not based on story-potential but on promoting political views: the first officer isn't black because it makes for better stories, she is black just to be BLACK. And the Captain (?) is gay not because it makes for better stories, but just so he is GAY. So how do we even know he is gay? Will they be rubbing it in my face as he french kisses another man? Turn that shit off. I don't watch TV to have someone's political views shoved down my throat, as it were.
- The first episode of Discovery is on Sunday night the 24th at about 8:30PM EDT depending on football. I will watch it, but will NOT subscribe to CBS Direct so I can watch ONE TV show on my computer monitor! I watch TV on my 60 inch screen.
- Lastly, The Orville beat CBS to the punchline and it was GREAT. Produced by veteran Star Trek guy Brannon Braga. On network TV and with the much-needed twist of light humor much in the style of Family Guy, the CGI is top notch, set design excellent, characters are all great, and writing was super! It can only get better. I look forward to the SECOND episode.
Oh and BTW, the black lady says she was the first black leading character in Star Trek? I'll give you that Uhura wasn't a LEADING character, but what the hell was Avery Brooks, LaVar Burton, Michael Dorn, and Tim Russ? Steamed cabbage?
i thought the Orville was pretty good.....confused about what it wants to be?....and why would the show be like family guy?.....Stewie and Brian are the best things on that show....otherwise that show has gone past its expiration date....
like many shows montro you have to give it a few episodes......TNG took the whole 1st season to be what they turned into...i thought the Orville was pretty good.....confused about what it wants to be?....and why would the show be like family guy?.....Stewie and Brian are the best things on that show....otherwise that show has gone past its expiration date....
Yes, confused. The show, at least the first 15 minutes or so, couldn't decide if it was a drama or a comedy, and failed to do a good job at both. The jokes fell flat, and the characters were not overly interesting or sympathetic. It's like the writers couldn't decide if they want the show to be Star Trek or Galaxy Quest.
like many shows montro you have to give it a few episodes......TNG took the whole 1st season to be what they turned into...i thought the Orville was pretty good.....confused about what it wants to be?....and why would the show be like family guy?.....Stewie and Brian are the best things on that show....otherwise that show has gone past its expiration date....
Yes, confused. The show, at least the first 15 minutes or so, couldn't decide if it was a drama or a comedy, and failed to do a good job at both. The jokes fell flat, and the characters were not overly interesting or sympathetic. It's like the writers couldn't decide if they want the show to be Star Trek or Galaxy Quest.
Then you're not a Star Trek fan.Never finished any but the original series.
You poor cuck. Better find your safe space now before they're all gone!Nope, from everything I've heard about ST: Discovery it will be every bit as clumsy, SJW-harrassing the viewer (other Star Trek let their diversity function as a casual, everyday thing) embarrassing and horribly dumbed down as Jar Jar Abrams horrid mockery of Star Trek movies.
Then you're not a Star Trek fan.Never finished any but the original series.
The 2009 reboot is a fantastic movie. Karl Urban is a perfect Dr. McCoy.Nope, from everything I've heard about ST: Discovery it will be every bit as clumsy, SJW-harrassing the viewer (other Star Trek let their diversity function as a casual, everyday thing) embarrassing and horribly dumbed down as Jar Jar Abrams horrid mockery of Star Trek movies. I can't tell you how the hyperactive, jackhammer-in-the-brain, stupid 2009 cine-feces ended because I walked out during the last half hour. I hated it so bad that I figured whatever I paid to get in, it was worth MORE to get out. Not only is it the worst Star Trek I've ever seen, not only is it the worst movie I've ever seen, but I've NEVER seen a megabudget movie more incompetent on a technical level. The lens flares, obnoxious set design lighting & cinematography, etc., etc. J.J. Abrams Trek has zero redeeming qualities of any kind. I haven't watched any newer Trek since that 2009 utter miscarriage of sci-fi.
My point being, everything points to Discovery as being in the same DELIBERATELY dumbed-down, obnoxious vein. And has so many talentless idiots involved, NOTHING good can come from it.
If the 2009 Star Trek is the worst movie you have ever seen, you must have seen very few movies.
Yup. I thought Voyager was very good, action and alien-wise. The Kayzon, Species 8472, The Borg... And I don't care what anyone says, Captain Janeway was an awesome character. Tough as nails and always ready to fight.Deep Space Nine was criminally underrated.
But in The Next Generation, Roddenberry tried his Libtard vision and it failed
profit before familyYup. I thought Voyager was very good, action and alien-wise. The Kayzon, Species 8472, The Borg... And I don't care what anyone says, Captain Janeway was an awesome character. Tough as nails and always ready to fight.Deep Space Nine was criminally underrated.
