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[MENTION=35259]Leggy[/MENTION]; did you watch Star Trek: Discovery. Overall I thought it wasn't bad, not great, but not the total disaster I was expecting either.
Have you watched any of The Orville episodes?
Haven't seen Discovery yet. I may check it out.
Orville... Stock stories, cliched characters, mediocre makeup effects (I can see that now, after watching several seasons of Face Off) and no great shakes at special effects and CGI.
The only thing I'm wondering about Orville is if it'll last more than one season.
It's not great, but worth a shot at least. I just can't get used to the Klingon re-design.
Supposedly Orville had good ratings, but the show isn't that good. Maybe 1-2 seasons max.
The Force Awakens killed the Star Wars for me.
It wasn't bad, it was just okay. A forgettable okay popcorn flick.
I watch it too.[MENTION=35259]Leggy[/MENTION]; did you watch Star Trek: Discovery. Overall I thought it wasn't bad, not great, but not the total disaster I was expecting either.
I watch it too.
Yes, I am.how do you like it so far?
Up till now, I think many of us have thought of the new series, The Orville, as a Star Trek wannabe, a Seth McFarland farce. And up till now, I agreed. You've seen my earlier thoughts about the episode that mimicked ST TOS For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky.
But the last two episodes, Pria and Krill have shown me that the series definitely has potential. Both are clever and original, and well worth watching.
Pria dealt with with a trader from the future, who rescued the Orville from it's certain destruction, and tried to take it to the future, to sell as a historical artifact.
Krill had the Captain and his pilot infiltrate a Krill battleship. They have to destroy the battleship before it can unleash a prototype WMD. But how do they save the Krill children aboard?
The first four episodes are no big deal, but if you get a chance to see the two mentioned, check them out. They are in the Roddenberry style of Sci-Fi.
They've begun the 4th and final season of Star Wars Rebels, the Disney animated series.
The storyline runs from 14 years after SW III Revenge of the Sith, to 5 years before SW IV A New Hope. While the Empire hunts down the last of the Jedi, a rebellion forms and starts to gain strength. Rebels' protagonist is Ezra Bridger, Padewan to Kanan Jarrus, one of the last Jedi.
The story has been very well told, clever and interesting.Good artwork and animation, classic SW musical score.
And yes, SW Rebels is part of the official SW Canon. In fact, elements of Rebels will be found in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
It's been a fun series. From previews and trailers, the last season ought to be a wild one!
I am going to miss this show when it's done but there should be another chapter to Star Wars Animated series of shows.