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Nah, it took me eleven days to feel up to returning to this thread to read the predictable cut-downs and insults by my fellow FSM'ers.
No need for that. The door's right there!
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Stopped watching so I can binge.
I think this would have made for better viewing with the all at once model.
Either way I've enjoyed the first 4 episodes greatly.
Russo's music is subtle but I'm generally enjoying it more than the Berman Era tin-eared drones of Dennis McCarthy. A talented composer who was knee-capped by a Executive Producer who was seemingly tone deaf.
I briefly scanned the above arguments / pissing contests about whether DSC and PIC are Star Trek. I recall the almost exact same discussions leading up to TNG and DS9. The answers then are the same as now.
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@ Mr. Solium: nicely done, Sir.
Yeah, it only took you eleven days to come up with that!
Nah, it took me eleven days to feel up to returning to this thread to read the predictable cut-downs and insults by my fellow FSM'ers.
@ Mr. Solium: not so much "fellow FSM'ers" than a few overly brittle, perpuetually offended, "wokesters"™ 
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One day Star Trek will be good again. Well, maybe.
Why is this argument even allowed to take place? We're supposed to be discussing the merits of the score alone here. There's another section of the forum for you guys to beat down Star Trek to the ground.
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One day Star Trek will be good again. Well, maybe.
Why is this argument even allowed to take place? We're supposed to be discussing the merits of the score alone here. There's another section of the forum for you guys to beat down Star Trek to the ground.
Because it’s the de facto gate keeping attitude of fans who are vocal about Star Trek as a concept. It always turns into this.
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"Star Trek: Picard" actually is one of the best rated shows on Amazon Prime.
The handful of message board members hating it apparently does not have any influence.
They are also counted as viewers since they watch every episode.
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"Star Trek: Picard" actually is one of the best rated shows on Amazon Prime.
The handful of message board members hating it apparently does not have any influence.
They are also counted as viewers since they watch every episode.
On RT's the audience score is 64% and that's with a beloved character in the dang title of the series. And its not just a handful on message boards members "hating" it. People who are life long ST fans consider this a turkey.
That may be so - but they are a small minority against those who love it.
And no message board members will change that, no matter how often they declare that the life long ST fans "consider this a turkey".
I am a life long ST fan, too. And I consider it a worthy successor to the previous series.
That does not mean I am right and you are wrong. But it doesn't mean the opposite either.
And it is sad that the argument against the new Star Trek series or the new Star Wars trilogy always seems to be based on "I hate it, many others do, too, so we are right".
Everybody can state their opinion. Sure. But why hover around then on a thread for people who like what they see and hear? If I don't like something I stop watching or listening to it and move on to things that give me pleasure. It´s as simple as that.
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Was wondering if anyone did catch Chattaway's "Lullaby #2" during the episode?
What is Lullaby #2 anyway? I figure it must be his popular theme from "The Inner Light", but on Lala-Land's release the Lullaby is named "Lullaby #1" & "#1A".
I saw the credit but didn't hear it in the episode. But then I didn't hear Steiner either until it was pointed out to me.
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