Oh, I totally recognize that, and agree with what you said completely!
I def wouldn’t want to cut it out or anything, but I remember it (as in this whole bit from start to finish panel) a bit forced in, like a random non-credibly-spontaneous convo between the Tar princess and the shut-up-Weasley that they didn’t know where exactly to include in the episode.
Then again, I might not remember it that well, or maybe it’s bcs I never liked the kid (as a character, forced at times to be a comic relief figure).
Yeah if I remember the scene right then I share the sentiment. The message was good, the writing and execution of the scene itself though was a little weak. But that’s S1 TNG. It has its high moments and it’s low moments 😅
Yes, all Trek content actually - and I love having lots of content (series, seasons, movies, etc), much rather than a few good episodes. It’s just a better, vast universe (multiverse). And I’ll force my headcanon to compensate for the bits I don’t like (like plot holes … not that they are that glaring in your average Star Trek bit).
Oh, I totally recognize that, and agree with what you said completely!
I def wouldn’t want to cut it out or anything, but I remember it (as in this whole bit from start to finish panel) a bit forced in, like a random non-credibly-spontaneous convo between the Tar princess and the shut-up-Weasley that they didn’t know where exactly to include in the episode.
Then again, I might not remember it that well, or maybe it’s bcs I never liked the kid (as a character, forced at times to be a comic relief figure).
Yeah if I remember the scene right then I share the sentiment. The message was good, the writing and execution of the scene itself though was a little weak. But that’s S1 TNG. It has its high moments and it’s low moments 😅
Yes, all Trek content actually - and I love having lots of content (series, seasons, movies, etc), much rather than a few good episodes. It’s just a better, vast universe (multiverse). And I’ll force my headcanon to compensate for the bits I don’t like (like plot holes … not that they are that glaring in your average Star Trek bit).