Spoiler Policy
Although the voting skewed more towards a 24 hour spoiler policy, more people commenting in the thread were vocal towards following the precedent from other shows where spoilers are allowed as soon as the episode drops, so I think we'll go with that. If it becomes a problem in the future we can revisit.
Spoiler Policy
Although the voting skewed more towards a 24 hour spoiler policy, more people commenting in the thread were vocal towards following the precedent from other shows where spoilers are allowed as soon as the episode drops, so I think we'll go with that. If it becomes a problem in the future we can revisit.
To show that democracy is a broken farce.
What poll? Anyone saying there was a poll is spreading Cardassian lies!
I would have no problem thinking this is just the point in her life when she started to show it more. Problems like these are only actually problems when fans let themselves believe they are. We know it's a show and actors age. Sometimes you just accept stuff and enjoy it.
Why ignore the poll for a minority?Spoiler Policy
Although the voting skewed more towards a 24 hour spoiler policy, more people commenting in the thread were vocal towards following the precedent from other shows where spoilers are allowed as soon as the episode drops, so I think we'll go with that. If it becomes a problem in the future we can revisit.
You think so? Honestly?I do miss less serialized storytelling from these kinds of shows but that will come back around at some point
This is disappointing if true. SVOD shows should take advantage of their platform and be 50-60+ mins. Especially if they're 8-10 episode seasons.
The same length as a traditional network broadcast just makes little sense to me.
Re the spoiler policy - for a series bent on toleration and being the better - not a lot of tolerance shown to those of us not living in the US.
Resetera may be based in the US but I would argue functions and lives as an international forum...
This is disappointing if true. SVOD shows should take advantage of their platform and be 50-60+ mins. Especially if they're 8-10 episode seasons.
The same length as a traditional network broadcast just makes little sense to me.
I thought it was interestingI think it went live just as I happened to do a CBS All Access Trial, anyway... first episode was ok... it had some strong scenes I thought.
The conversation about positronic cloning and recreating Data from a single neuron memories and all sounded pretty fucking stupid though. I'm pretty worried about what they might do to the 'modern' Trek timeline but we'll see.
"Even though Barack Obama received more votes, John McCain's voters were louder, so please welcome The President of The United States, John McCain!"Spoiler Policy
Although the voting skewed more towards a 24 hour spoiler policy, more people commenting in the thread were vocal towards following the precedent from other shows where spoilers are allowed as soon as the episode drops, so I think we'll go with that. If it becomes a problem in the future we can revisit.
It's dated for tomorrow. Unless they throw it up just after midnight so at minimum ~12 hours, if it like Netflix with 10am ish updates than more like 22 hours away.Anything in Europe on Amazon yet? So I know when I need to start bugging my friend for his account :P
I thought it was pretty good. Patrick Stewart crushed it as you'd expect, though I'm not totally convinced by the main plot yet. Also they rushed through a hell of a lot of exposition and character work in such a short time, so a lot of it felt rather rushed.
Also the production values were really good but the animation whenever Dahj jumped around looked hilariously bad lmao
so sick of major IP pulling this "everything is connected" plotting where everyone has to be a child/parent to everyone else. I'd be happy with Picard and Riker drinking tea and talking for 10 episodes tbh
I had no idea this was the case. Interesting.It's probably due to the fact that it IS broadcast television: in Canada, it airs on CTV Sci-Fi Channel (formerly Space).
I agree. I find Trek (most shows, really) suffers when their epsiodes are constrained to a rigid 38-42 mins though. It seems that the writing and story is hampered immensely being forced to heavily edit and cut things down to meet an imposed limit.I'd say that they should be as long as the story they want to tell in any one episode. If they only need 32 mins for it then great. If they want 64 mins then thats fine too.
Yeah, makes sense.It makes sense if they think they will want to sell the episodes for syndication/air on CBS channels later on.
Thank god!Okay, now that the episode it up I'm noping out of this thread, but just before I do, I wanted to mention that Picard seems to be up on Crave in Canada as well, so it looks like the whole "wait a day after broadcast" bullshit is over in Canada. Hurray!
OKAY SEE YOU ALL SOON
How is everyone feeling about ranking this compared to other Trek pilots?