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More so now that Aron Eisenberg has also since passed away and they murder him off in the first moments of their hypothetical season 8.
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What We Left Behind: Looking Back at Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (2018)
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i'm rewatching DS9 and it REALLY holds up well, i usually go in expecting absolute shitty seasons 1 (TNG and Babylon 5 both had meh season 1s) but DS9 season 1, outside of a few weird baseball references, really was fantastic.
There was that one episode where the crew gets trapped playing basically a video game and that was pretty lulzy
also CBS All Access is going to claw back all the Star Trek shows for its streaming service, right now Netflix USA has DS9, TNG, and a few others on its systems but that will probably go away sometime this year. I of course have rips of everything on my NAS but its nice just streaming over netflix when you can
There was that one episode where the crew gets trapped playing basically a video game and that was pretty lulzy
also CBS All Access is going to claw back all the Star Trek shows for its streaming service, right now Netflix USA has DS9, TNG, and a few others on its systems but that will probably go away sometime this year. I of course have rips of everything on my NAS but its nice just streaming over netflix when you can
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TOS, TNG, DS9, VOY and ENT are all still available on Netflix. It goes back and forth based on revolving and recurring contracts. CBS isn't going to refuse free money and they obviously can't rely on old ST to drive users to their shitty service (people barely subscribe to watch their new shit). The only things not on Netflix are TAS, DIS, PIC, and the movies. Movies tend to be on a separate contract cycle from the serieseses, sometimes overlapping.
The movies (minus all of the TNG movies save Insurrection for some reason) and old series (minus TAS) are also available on Hulu.
Everything including DIS and PIC is available on Amazon (including the OP movie).
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Siliconemelons
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I think its rather cool how the machine learning is like "I got this" on CG stuff- but "real stuff" it is not as drastic, it makes it crisper some...but not like a re-render like it does on the CG stuff.
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The ones I follow all say Orville is the best Trek. Compared to Discovery at least.
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there’s a large community on Facebook called star trek shitposting that’s about 50/50 and man it’s so funny how angry people get when you call Orville a Trek.
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Yes. She lived in a trailer in the desert and he had the Chateau Picard Vineyard.
He had the white privilege of his father and brother shitting on technology constantly during his upbringing and not encouraging him to be a Starfleet Officer.
I'm not sure if French is proper white though, I don't want it to be. It's only 1/3 of WASP.
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That's Black people, they'll still be complaining in a post-scarcity star empire.
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