I loved it. Looking forward to watching this.
It's very much traditional Trek in that regard. It's not all space battles. They're also keeping up their continuity; Data's sacrifice in Nemesis, the supernova that destroyed Romulus in 2009's Star Trek...sometimes franchises have a way of being like, "Yeah, forget that happened." Star Trek doesn't do that, which is refreshing.
Ds9 is always treated like the ugly duckling...but it had some very good characters as well...and really good story continuity.I'm looking forward to the return of some other old favorite characters. And by that, I mean Seven of Nine. She's part of the reason I'm so into Star Trek. I was watching TNG casually when I was seven or eight. My mom and I watched reruns together. Eventually, the schedule changed, and Voyager was on. Initially, I had no interest in Voyager (or DS9, which would also come on). She was so intriguing from the beginning. Why did she have the metal above her eye? Why was she called Seven? I liked Dr. Crusher and Deanna Troi, but Seven of Nine was this clearly powerful female character, and as a preteen, something about her resonated. I remember one time as punishment, my parents told me I couldn't watch Voyager for a week. I had to record the episodes and could catch up later. I remember thinking it was cruel and unusual punishment.
DS9 remains my favorite Trek. I mean, it has one of the best characters ever created for Trek, Garek.
First show was excellent in my opinion. Couple of plot points were a little convoluted, but overall great. And seeing Patrick Stewart as Picard again is nothing short of awesome. He brought a gravitas to Trek that I think really made TNG.
The supporting characters were undoubtedly the best in DS9. My favorite is Nog. He goes from being this kid who seems like trouble in the first episodes to a lieutenant in Starfleet in the finale. He's really fascinating to watch.
I feel like it depends on who you ask. TNG is universally liked, some fans like DS9, and some like Voyager, and then there's the group of those like myself who think they're both good for different reasons. Both series also had strong, complex female characters. Not that I didn't like Dr. Crusher and Deanna Troi...but Kira, Dax, Janeway, B'Elana, and Seven were undoubtedly better characters.
i believe rene auberjonis who played Odo passed away recently also. i remember him on benson when i was a kid, but thought his Odo character was interesting.The supporting characters were undoubtedly the best in DS9. My favorite is Nog. He goes from being this kid who seems like trouble in the first episodes to a lieutenant in Starfleet in the finale. He's really fascinating to watch.
We most likely won't see him again, though, since Aaron Eisenburg passed away.
He did unfortunately. He had lung cancer. It's sad we won't see Odo again; he was also a great character.
I read a summary to refresh my memory. I didn't need to rewatch that.
The supporting characters were undoubtedly the best in DS9. My favorite is Nog. He goes from being this kid who seems like trouble in the first episodes to a lieutenant in Starfleet in the finale. He's really fascinating to watch.
We most likely won't see him again, though, since Aaron Eisenburg passed away.
My friends and I had a watch party for that episode.
That being posted I've even been to a convention or 3 or 6. My youngest ds and I watched Voyager all the way through before school a couple of times through.
So far I'm impressed with Picard's plot lines being able to blend the original TNG and the Kelvin timelines but what's up with the Borg and Romulans are what I'm most interested to find out first. They also need to bring back Spot
Wow, I'm finding myself agreeing with you on something! This feels weird.
Because it’s obvious...the brain and the heart.
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I think 2009's Star Trek had to have more action than in the other Treks movies. Although arguably First Contact, which IMO is the best of the first 10 movies, was an action film as well.
