STAR TREK

[Barrister]

Lower decks is back, shame it's the last season.

Sigh.  We cancelled Paramount+, because Star Trek was about the only thing we ever watched on it, and there isn't actually all that much Star Trek.

But Lower Decks has been my favourite Star Trek in many years, so it's a shame to miss the final season.  I might have to subscribe for one month just to watch it once it finishes.

[Syt]

Lower decks is back, shame it's the last season.

Decent episodes so far.

Apparently Section 31 movie comes in January?

[HVC]

Lower decks is back, shame it's the last season.

Sigh.  We cancelled Paramount+, because Star Trek was about the only thing we ever watched on it, and there isn't actually all that much Star Trek.

But Lower Decks has been my favourite Star Trek in many years, so it's a shame to miss the final season.  I might have to subscribe for one month just to watch it once it finishes.

 

[HVC]

Lower decks is back, shame it's the last season.

Decent episodes so far.

Apparently Section 31 movie comes in January?

I think they stumbled on the second episode, but 1 and 3 were great. I like the multiverse arc so far.

[Syt]

So last weekend I watched some old TNG, including "The Outrageous Okona" where Billy Campbell comes aboard the Enterprise, and fucks his way through the female crew, starting with Teri Hatcher, and where Joe Piscopo tries to teach Data what humor is.

One of the things about the remastered TNG episodes is that many of the previously unreadable computer screens have become legible. In this episode, the names of comedians on screen are crew members (as often), and the one Data lands on is Ronald B Moore (played by Joe Piskopo, though the name isn't mentioned in the episode, obviously). And that's sfx guy Ronald B Moore, not producer Ronald D Moore (yes, I looked it up when I watched it, and "D" joined a season later ).

So when on the latest Lower Decks Boimler says something like, "Who does he think, Ronald B Moore? He's no comedian!" I was like