It's almost as if the ****ing morons at CBS should have listened to Dorn and greenlighted his Captain Worf show.

But nooooooo that would have left out Alex Kurtzmann. Can't have that! He has to touch every square inch of new Star Trek property or else it won't be any good!!!

I was put off by the idea of a Worf show because I didn't think it would be all that great. Captain Worf in command of a starship, blah. But this Worf doing ninja Worf shit? Bad ass.

Also, Dorn has a presence on screen that the others now lack. Frakes as Riker isn't so bad. He's an older, fatter version of the same character and it works. Seven of Nine is decent but comes across as wooden rather than stoic in several scenes. At this point Patrick Stewart would make a better Monty Burns in the live action Simpsons reboot. McFadden could play an oak desk or something.

Well, it was coined 'Captain Worf' by the fans, but as far as I know the concept would have been just a Worf-centric show. Basically Worf navigating high council politics with federation sensibilities like he's always done while also going on adventures, solving crimes, drinking prune juice, etc.

Make it so.

Star Trek has a vast universe. They should start shadowing Disney+ and how they turned around Star Wars. Tell us stories we don’t know about this universe. Preferably some old school Klingon series would be a good start.

I enjoyed the last episode a lot. Fairly predictable solution to their "no win scenario" but they pulled it off well.

THIS was excellent foreshadowing of who is to come...

https://i.imgur.com/lLI8tji.mp4

"Will, did you just throw an asteroid at that ship?"

"You're goddamned right I did"

It was predictable, but it worked. I enjoyed it as well, and Shaw is growing on me a little bit. Picard using Shaw's own words and calling him a dipshit from Chicago was great, lol.

WELL, only one episode in but

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just the way they did the opening and closing credits had me losing my shit

In the 25th Century...

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also love the design of "Neo Constitution Class" and the slow pan over Crusher's quarters with all the callbacks.

wonderful


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Yeah, I knew Clay would love this and he hasn't even gotten to the good parts yet. There's so much fan service.

I do think this past episode was probably the best episode they've done yet of this show (in the 3 seasons).

ENGAGE!

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It's amazing how much better this is than season two.

They dumped all the social justice crap and whoever wrote this is FAR more creative. Last season was just a hamfisted rip off of Star Trek IV.

THIS? Someone made it fresh but added a dash of Star Trek II and III because they know those are my favorite flavors. LMAO

WORF'S ****ING INTRO LMAO LMAO

Dunno what got into the cast but they're absolutely knocking it out of the park, too. I am obliged to stay up for another episode.