General Star Trek thread

This has nothing to do with how good or sh+t any of these are, it's just a fun bit trivia.

Out of the four most recent season finales, Lower Decks season 2, Picard Season 2, Discovery Series 5 and Strange New Worlds Series 1, Picard is the odd one out. Why?

Say you don't know the answer, then get it straight away. Yep, Book is arrested in Discovery, Captain Freeman arrested at the end of Lower Decks and now, in quite similar fashion, Commander Chin-Riley is taken away at the end of Strange New Worlds. To the best of my memory nobody gets arrested in the finale of Picard although several characters get detained through the series.

That's what I guessed too but would not have been able to answer it for sure and besides I am only just seeing it now.

I have not seen Discovery season 5 lol or season 4 and have no intention too either. I did see the other three however. Good quiz do.

I hate to say it, but it illustrates the risk of customers committing to things like the Enterprise D subscription. There seemed to be so many issues with those projects even before the company got into trouble.

Pity about Eaglemoss.

It's all there in the article!

Eaglemoss did a bit-by-bit monthly thing where you built a (very large and very detailed) model one step at at time, as the sections were released every month as part of a magazine.

The DeLorean from back to the future was one, the Enterprise D was another.

The problem with the idea is that if you miss an issue, or if there are supply issues (as happens a lot) you're fucked.

Awe OK. Ye I knew about the Delorean kit alright. Did not know there was an Enterprise D thankfully.

Outside of a few missteps looks wise its a perfectly fine movie. Way better than TFF or TSFS.

Was eaten alive by the fanboys of the day in standard "not real Trek" fashion.

Critical reviews are a good read now.

You have potential future Discovery lovers bemoaning "spaceships that "take an unconscionable amount of time to get anywhere and nothing of dramatic or human interest happens along the way" and "not enough action scenes"

Also future haters of Gogglebox "much of the action consisted of the crew's reacting to things occurring on the viewscreen, which he considered to be "like watching someone else watch television"

Some complaints it had "too much special effects" too

Is it the directors cut with the new CGI or the original being shown ?

The director cut with the new CGI is being shown in the cinema at the moment.

As long as it doesn't cut a single second of that almost 5min spacedock fly-by.