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Topic	Star trek watchthrough. Ongoing spoilers.
splodeymissile 08/13/22 1:40:11 PM #9:	IShall_Run_Amok posted... I'm a little halfway through season 2. Just watching two to four episodes a week. So far, my least favorite and my favorite episode are back to back, which is very representative of my experience with the show as a whole so far. But I think it's strong points are strong enough that I definitely call this a great show. It definitely feels like a game changer, scratching at the so far established limits of television at the time. Let me know what they are when I get there.(not before, though, I want to avoid biasing myself). Agree with you on it being a game changer, not just with the concepts but with the progressive (though occasional muddled) attitude and morals. Black lady on tv and she aint no maid. It's why I don't fully get people who whine about the later shows being woke. I've admittedly not seen any of the Discovery era shows, so maybe there is a writing quality problem, but a lot of the vitriol directed towards them seems to be of the stereotypical basement dweller variety. New Doctor who has a similar problem ( even before Chibnall, although I don't mind his tenure as much as some do) and I guess it just bewildering how so many fans can claim to adore these franchises, yet not understand the point of them. Rant over. --- One can not help but imagine Microsoft as being ran by a thousand Homer Simpsons. -Obturator <cite>splodeymissile posted [p:967282606] in Star trek ... [t:80128763]...</cite> <quote>IShall_Run_Amok posted... </cite><quote>I'm a little halfway through season 2. Just watching two to four episodes a week. So far, my least favorite and my favorite episode are back to back, which is very representative of my experience with the show as a whole so far. But I think it's strong points are strong enough that I definitely call this a great show. It definitely feels like a game changer, scratching at the so far established limits of television at the time.</quote>Let me know what they are when I get there.(not before, though, I want to avoid biasing myself).Agree with you on it being a game changer, not just with the concepts but with the progressive (though occasional muddled) attitude and morals. Black lady on tv and she aint no maid. It's why I don't fully get people who whine about the later shows being woke. I've admittedly not seen any of the Discovery era shows, so maybe there is a writing quality problem, but a lot of the vitriol directed towards them seems to be of the stereotypical basement dweller variety.New Doctor who has a similar problem ( even before Chibnall, although I don't mind his tenure as much as some do) and I guess it just bewildering how so many fans can claim to adore these franchises, yet not understand the point of them.Rant over. --- One can not help but imagine Microsoft as being ran by a thousand Homer Simpsons. -Obturator</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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