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@Mik....
Watching The Orville.
What, ANOTHER time-travel show? LOL.
The difference between the two is that The Orville tries to be light hearted while being serious to the story.
Star Trek; Strange New Worlds tries to be serious to the story while being light hearted, sort of.
Nevertheless, ST:SNW is parsecs beyond the other new iterations of ST. Perhaps it'll find its stride like The Orville has.
All that aside, nothing can compete with Anson Mount's hair.
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Voyager reboot? Not sure why, but OK.
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It was OK. I never warmed up to it that much. One of the characters looked like a Sugar Crisp with ears and was supposed to be comic relief, but had a hot human girlfriend.
“I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill
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@Mik Did you get around to watch the 3rd season of the Orville?
I was watching S3 E5 and noticed that on board the Orville, Steinway and Sons is still the concert piano of choice. :man-shrugging:
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It was OK. I never warmed up to it that much. One of the characters looked like a Sugar Crisp with ears and was supposed to be comic relief, but had a hot human girlfriend.
It was OK. I never warmed up to it that much. One of the characters looked like a Sugar Crisp with ears and was supposed to be comic relief, but had a hot human girlfriend.
It took me a while, but I did come to enjoy Voyager quite a lot. It was quite dystopian and had some interesting story arcs. Each of the characters was flawed in their own peculiar way. Janeway had a ruthlessness about her as Captain owing to the nature of the environment she operated and the mission that confronted her. Mulgrew played the part very well.
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Yeah, I liked Janeway and Chacotay a lot. And Sugar Crisp's hot girlfriend. The doctor was interesting in that he was a hologram.
