KrionZed
Se unió el ene 2013
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I've come to really enjoy this show. The cast has great chemistry and Father Brown couldn't have been casted better.
There isn't a Star Trek iteration that I don't like. It's complete pseudoscience and has been from the first ever series, but you kind of have to accept that if you want FTL, aliens, a galactic federation and many episodes over many generations.
In that sense, this series is no different to its predecessors. It's full of nonsensical happenings. At the same time, however, this series is unlike any before it, which is perhaps why it has quite a few detractors. Yes, this is diversity heavy. Racial diversity, sexual diversity... every single human is represented in some way, but it's only 'political agenda' is equality, which is pretty much no different to all the Star Trek iterations before it (hence: different but the same).
But what I like about this iteration is that characters seem more human. This, imo, started with Voyager, where human characters actually act like human characters rather than robots trying to imitate human emotion. That is, people cry and laugh and sometimes mess about even when on the job. Given all the pseudoscience people accept, it's really not that hard to imagine slips of professionalism every now and then.
Overall, it's pretty far-fetched and camp (again, like every other iteration before it), but there's something fun about it (like every other iteration before it). And as a white man who's watched every episode to date, I can honestly say that I do not feel positioned as inferior or bumbling because of Michael Burnham.. I mean, I honestly can't believe how triggered some people are in these reviews, not because of poor writing but because of imagined agendas or 'politics' that regards minorities as existing and equal? So, 'equality' bad? Yeah okay, that doesn't jive with the meaning and heart of this franchise whatsoever, but okay. Head on over to PureFlix where a straight white guy will play every protagonist on every show (quite literally).
7/10 - great visuals, a great protagonist and lots of fun in deep space with our different but the same human comrades (aliens too).
In that sense, this series is no different to its predecessors. It's full of nonsensical happenings. At the same time, however, this series is unlike any before it, which is perhaps why it has quite a few detractors. Yes, this is diversity heavy. Racial diversity, sexual diversity... every single human is represented in some way, but it's only 'political agenda' is equality, which is pretty much no different to all the Star Trek iterations before it (hence: different but the same).
But what I like about this iteration is that characters seem more human. This, imo, started with Voyager, where human characters actually act like human characters rather than robots trying to imitate human emotion. That is, people cry and laugh and sometimes mess about even when on the job. Given all the pseudoscience people accept, it's really not that hard to imagine slips of professionalism every now and then.
Overall, it's pretty far-fetched and camp (again, like every other iteration before it), but there's something fun about it (like every other iteration before it). And as a white man who's watched every episode to date, I can honestly say that I do not feel positioned as inferior or bumbling because of Michael Burnham.. I mean, I honestly can't believe how triggered some people are in these reviews, not because of poor writing but because of imagined agendas or 'politics' that regards minorities as existing and equal? So, 'equality' bad? Yeah okay, that doesn't jive with the meaning and heart of this franchise whatsoever, but okay. Head on over to PureFlix where a straight white guy will play every protagonist on every show (quite literally).
7/10 - great visuals, a great protagonist and lots of fun in deep space with our different but the same human comrades (aliens too).
What a bunch of miserable, cynical twerps in the user reviews. This is a very watchable show hosted by a bunch of wonderful people with an earnest love of antiques.
What I love most about this show is that the items are REAL. If this were American, they'd be finding amazing items and making huge profits. Instead, the contestants often buy junk and make whopping great losses. Love it! No fakery or manufactured drama.
What I love most about this show is that the items are REAL. If this were American, they'd be finding amazing items and making huge profits. Instead, the contestants often buy junk and make whopping great losses. Love it! No fakery or manufactured drama.