Yeah this looks fantastic.
What's interesting to me is that as much as she became humanized over the course of "Voyager", she feels two decades more humanized in that brief scene. Closer to other Jeri Ryan characters.And Seven of Nine? That was unexpected.
They're probably acquaintances from the Borg survivors' support group.There are, roughly, three people rescued from The Borg in the entire Federation... Picard, Seven, and Icheb. Only makes sense they'd all meet up at some point. Especially with late-era Picard's obsession.
Yes. Before I was interested in the show because Patrick Stewart was back as Jean-Luc Picard. Now I'm interested in the story being told. So the trailer did its job.The show looks great from the trailer.
Looks good! Really looking forward to this.
Only disappointment with the trailer is that there weren’t enough dogs.
I liked his death scene. Part of Data's goal of becoming more human was the possibility that he would die one day, and the way he died showed how his humanity very likely surpassed most other people's humanity.One of the most pleasing parts of the trailer is that they seem to be righting the biggest wrong of Nemesis and are reviving Data.
I liked his death scene. Part of Data's goal of becoming more human was the possibility that he would die one day, and the way he died showed how his humanity very likely surpassed most other people's humanity.
However, chances are he'll be very annoyed at being reactivated since that would mean he hasn't successfully "died" the last time he tried it!
I have very low expectations for this series just because I want to be surprised. There were two unexpected surprises in that trailer.
Pushed back to 2020 according to news at Trekmovie.
While I personally miss the old model of TV shows being totally free and producing 20-30 new episodes per year, that method of production and style of distribution is ending and not coming back.
This is just the beginning. Going forward, most if not all quality shows will be on for-pay streaming services. This is the death of cable, and the beginning of something else.