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        7 hours ago

        I swear, I’m always baffled by the whole “did we NEED” this piece of media.

        I don’t even know what they mean. Was the world in 1982 going “Oh, thank God, I had been looking for an ET everywhere”.

        You don’t know if you wanted to watch a thing until you watch it.

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      7 hours ago

      Well, they did five years of Lower Decks. I would watch more Lower Decks. I’d say there’s a need for that.

      So do I need more Twny Newsome Star Trek workplace comedy? I need it in my cardiovascular system this very minute, yes.

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      10 hours ago

      Do you know where you are commenting? And surely you mean “another Star Trek work place comedy,” because we already have DS9.

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        Don’t care. Like star trek, but this sounds like an awful idea and a flop that will just dilute the brand even further. The live version of her character and Quaid’s was great. I wish they would land back on SNW or something.

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          For the record, I hated maybe the first five episodes of Lower Decks, while they were mostly just trying to do Rick and Morty in Trek. I do think they found their stride and now the concept of a stand-alone Trek comedy makes a lot more sense, especially from some of the same team.

          Whcih I would much prefer over another season of SNW trying to make every episode the wacky, weird viral one instead of having a baseline of episodic sci-fi antology.

          I get it, it’s harder to get that balance right with so few episodes, but SNW is WAY closer to jumping the shark than Lower Decks ever was. If you’re going to do a Trek comedy, do a separate show.

      • Norah (pup/it/she)@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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        8 hours ago

        I’d argue that large parts of Lower Decks is as well honestly. Especially episodes where the main characters are busy with ship duties while the senior officers are off doing typical Star Trek plot stuff.