Star Trek: Picard - Amazon Prime [** POSSIBLE SPOILERS **]

Ahh yeah - gave up on that after a few episodes

I dunno what this season is, but it's not star trek it's not even sci-fi at this point..

Someone having a nervous breakdown in present day setting is not SciFi. It's a scam.

To be fair the spoilered thing has been established before. Seven even did it because she was lonely and scared.

So Discovery is proper sci-fi then 🤣

I'm not what you might call choosy, not like some of the nuts who follow these things, I cant think of one Star Trek(told you, I'm simple) series I didn't enjoy UNTIL now.

Shocking, this series(2) is by far the worst attempt at Star Trek storytelling I have ever seen. Absolutely terrible

Couldn't agree more.

Let's not forget that Janeway and Paris also had Salamander babies after traveling too fast in a shuttle.

Well Paris and Janeway seemed to have no problem never again mentioning their children and also leaving very "evolved" humans on an alien planet to wreck the ecosystem.

Would have been funny if the Discovery crew got to the 32nd century to find all the humans had "evolved"

Also where's Borg Baby.

I thought we were just naming stupid episodes.

Farhaven wasn't present day either.

I guess that's the issue. A bad episode is bag regardless of what's it's about. This season Picard's storyline is all over the place. The acting and the characters are fine. It just makes no sense thus far at least.

Titles and one line synopses for the first five episodes were released earlier this week https://www.dailystartreknews.com/read/read-the-first-5-star-trek-strange-new-worlds-episode-synopses-courtesy-of-imdb Aside from episode 5, a comedy episode and overt reference in the title, it sounds like it could be good but then one line synopses for Discovery season one probably sounded interesting too.

Its damaged my timeline.

From The Star Trek Experience in Vegas (long gone).

Someone Already Targeted Picard's Ancestor Before Star Trek Picard

Major plot hole aside, going by comments that was an interesting and positive experience for most.

Meh. Trek has been getting "irredeemably corrupted" for people since The Motion Picture.

Trek is like soccer. Everyone looks back that what they remember as a child as being how it's "supposed to be done"

This season of Picard is poor but it doesn't taint or stain or any other hyperbole. If you don't like it just forget it exists. That's what I've done with Discovery and Spock's "sister"

You can't un-watch something so bad sequels or bad endings can absolutely taint the good bits.

I guess one thing about the likes of TNG and the TOS cast films is they got off to a rocky start but subsequently redeemed themselves. Looking back on TNG season 1, I can see why fans of the original hated it. It was trying to be a poor facsimile of the original. Then Season 3 came along and it became its own wonderful thing, surpassing its predecessor. Similarly the movies redeemed themselves with "The Wrath of Khan" and "The Voyage Home". Maybe there's still time for Nu-Trek to redeem itself but it's not there yet.

I've come to realize these new shows are just not written for me. I lived in hope that "if only Discovery does this or that next season everything will be ok" but these shows seem to be connecting with people who's idea of TV bears no relation to mine.

I still do it with "if only Rios had his own show" but it would just be Discovery with a paint job.

Stewart, Ryan and memberberries were able to paper over season 1 but that only goes so far.

Lower Decks is a different entity and will probably remain so. We won't get a live action equivalent.