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films destroyed the canon, dreadful weak copies

More than anything they maybe could have find a grey area with balancing the deep drama and over the top comedy better.

From my four decades in the military, I only like two bridges in Trek. Enterprise, for being the most practical for military purposes. There's not a lot of wasted space in 'space'. Voyager, the forward facing ops, tactical, security, engineering, etc...stations are better in communicating with the captain. It creates better interaction with the captain during a crisis. NEGATIVE POINTS: Star Trek bridges with stations that face away from the captain makes no sense; the Abrams bridge with clear plastic displays impede voice commands with the captain and one another; dimly lit bridges aren't practical; bridges that are too spacious aren't realistic, and a waste of space; carpet on the bridge is a fire hazard, even if it is fire resistant/proof; seat and restraints for all bridge crew members required...Roddenberry probably didn't have them in TOS because his association with the Navy, but then how many times does the Navy pitch and roll their vessels to the degree of Star Trek shows.

But how does the Federation's society work during war? The Dominion War was huge, and the Federation would've had to mobilize. Was there a draft? Rationing?

I can agree with you that i disagree on almost every entry/position on your list.

The Orville looks like a squid Kind of generic, but I like it. It feels familiar yet original enough to be it’s own thing.

Man, I liked that Hercules. Don't dump on it! :D

I still don't understand the plot of total recall All I know is get your butt to mars

I recommend you watch the politics of starship troopers, it explains the themes behind the Story It's a great video. This one's also great too

I love the opening soundtrack with guitars and the orchestra playing along. It sounds something that ELO might have done. Season one was definitely the better season, but I did like season two. Long live space 1999.

The Ori Arc was really quite well. My only problem, tbh, was it ending through movies and not the show.

I like the movie at least they tried something new

You've seen what we are. We use your dead as vessels

George lucas actually thought close encounters would make more than star wars

Honestly. I love watching all three movies of the matrix trilogy If you watch it all is one piece, it's a great trilogy. Just ignore the fourth one

I thought the portrayal of Cochran was appalling. A long way from the dignified first appearance in TOS

Stargate(1994), and the Stargate SG-1 Series are amongst my favorite science-fiction, ever. Surpassing that of Star Wars and Star Trek. I can't put into words why I like it more than the more famous ones though.

Much better than I first thought. You have to be older too actually have the emotional depth to understand the story. But yeah, religon is the definition of Dark Age!

This movie is my favourite Star Trek simply for the battle scene. So many great moments, like when the Enterprise fires every phaser bank at once, when they score about 7 photon hits in a row, the flanking Warbird’s wing collides with the Enterprise, or when the quantums smash into the lurking Scimitar - awesome. Such a shame it was let down by a heavy-handed studio.

They definately are reptilian and need to be interpreted that way despite what retcon had to be claimed to air.

Capitalism will destroy human race.You can not eat money. Capitalism is based on fear not motivation to work to survive not to live

If there is no canon, there are no stakes. The story has to follow it's own rules if they want us to get invested and stay invested

Great video! Thank you for making it and look forward to more!

"new characters just as beloved as original" hahahaha. absolute rubbish 99% people despise them. pathetic embarrassing useless rubbish.

Sadly when i was born last movie came out. And as i discovered Star Trek Original Series for myself it was too late, all that was left to me was watch now my favourite actors grow old and die. Even though show is very old topics it brought up, ideas and ideals to this day are relevant and that tell a lot about the series. Not going to lie, i think if i watched this growing up as a kid, that would influence my life even more, might even change huge aspects of my life.

Love Star Trek! All of it! I am 82 now and the music makes my heart sing!

You made a slight mistake. The theme song was originally written for the movie Patch Adams where it was sung by Rod Stewart 3 years before the debut of Enterprise.

I became a fan of Voyager in later years. I rank it above - Strange New Worlds - which is a bit of a boring mess at times

I would recommend watching in this order. Enterprise TNG DS9 VOY. Then watch whatever else you want, if you want!

Man, the original script of Encounter at Farpoint would have been so much better than the dud that we got.

I'm here because Im playing a Super Robot Wars game that Yamato is in and Okita, Kodai, and the others are already my favorites and now I've gotta check out the series.

Not sure i can pick

I’m only making it till about four minutes before I’m having to switch to a different video because every 11 seconds I’m hearing, “Reh-plea-cay-tor”. 😣😖

59:47 so glad Kate and Jeri worked it out eventually

DS9 was the best Star Trek series. It's such a great show with plenty of depth.

I remember playing the ET video game on the Atari 2600. It definitely deserved its notoriey as one of the worst (if not THE worst) video games ever made. It really sucked. Of course this has nothing to do with the quality of the actual film.

Disclaimer in this video was ridiculous.

I think a good writer is someone who has the ability to make the story work. To create good characters, good plots and sub plots, good pacing, good world building, and the ability to let the story run but also know how to keep it from running away. Some writers are good with just "winging it" letting a story go and seeing where it winds up, and some writers need a detailed plan of where its going and what they want to do along the way, then there are those that have a basis and a goal and work towards that. Anyone can do this, but a good writer knows how to guide it and make it work. This is not different from other skills in life, some people are great speakers and are able to talk spontaneously on a topic, some need to plan out what they want to say on a topic in detail, some have the points of what they want to say but improvise on each point as they speak only looking at notes as a clue where to go next. I do think a good plan is better if its a long story over many years or many books because the writer can smooth it out and address plot holes and problems in advance. This takes skill to do. But if a writer is very good at spontaneous writing, has a mind to see the plot lines he or she creates along the way, and has the ability to weave them together the result can be just as magnificent. J.R.R. Tolkien and G.R.R. Martin are examples of the two extremes. Tolkien meticulously planed out much of he world and history of Middle Earth over decades. He refined his world over and over and in that world grew the seed of the Hobbit, which in turn lead him to create the Lord of the Rings trilogy to answer the question of the one ring, but the underlying mythos and world was well under way by the time he wrote both. However, Tolkien did change his story and let it flow many times and the Hobbit was one of those little thing that turned into something much greater and the questions left by the Hobbit and requests by may for more of that world lead to the Lord of the Ring in a more spontaneous way. G.R.R. Martin writes characters and events that start to take on lives of their own that lead the story, character, and plots along with a lot less of an overall plan or world building than Tolkien had when Martin started. Meticulous panning can lead to over planning and a perfectionist mentality that can cause a to b delayed or even a project to never be published or seen. The writes concern for a complete story line and more perfection in its completeness can be as great a detriment than a benefit. But not having a plan with defined endings and points to conclude the story can cause a writer to create a work that has many unfinished plot lines, and can even lead to the writer not completing the story. Because so many unfinished stories are published and seen vs longer more meticulously planed stories is from the fact that one is published/seen as it goes along, the other is only seen when the writer thinks it is complete, which may be never. I think each and every writer is different just like all people are different and this goes for how much they need to plan and how much they are able to be spontaneous and what works for them. In the end if what the writer does works, than it works and the proof is in a good story. The ability to let the story and characters flow, yet keep the story on point and going in an ultimate direction is a talent that is rare and unique to each good writer.

I guess this is what you get when you hire people on a merit basis. RIP current movies (except Dune Part 2 lol)

Hardly hidden mate. Everything great except for the film. Laugh, I almost did.

Love the 1981 version its better than the remake 😊

The probe looked stupid