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<blockquote data-quote="Alexis" data-source="post: 30904" data-attributes="member: 68">I really didn&#039;t like it. It felt a bit like a comedy caper at times. And there seemed to be a bit of a time jump between part 1 and part 2, I know the storyline was based around time travel and all but it felt like they rushed the ending of the plot to just be done with it. I think they could have got a little more out of the idea that Data&#039;s severed head was found in 1890s San Francisco. And then the day was all saved because Picard put a binary message in Data&#039;s head with a metal screw? Ok.... I&#039;m gonna say that&#039;s a bit dubious. Even for Star Trek. lolAlso Mark Twain was unbelievably annoying in those episodes. It felt like his voice was a metal screw drilling into my brain. And he looked like Colonel Saunders if he wasn&#039;t into fried Chicken.What I have noticed in this re-watch is that I like Star Trek the best when it&#039;s a little darker. When it focuses on stuff like the intrigues of the Klingons and their power struggles, or even the Romulans who I still find a little mysterious, well maybe Tasha Yar&#039;s daughter kinda ruined them for me? I also want to see more of the Cardassians. The last two were introduced on TNG weren&#039;t they? And yet they are the ones that haven&#039;t been fleshed out as much. Also I am really Fascinated by the Borg and again we don&#039;t see much of them. Though we get lots of aliens that are just a floating orb of light or the insufferable Q brought back for what feels like his 90th appearance. lol.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Alexis, post: 30904, member: 68"] I really didn't like it. It felt a bit like a comedy caper at times. And there seemed to be a bit of a time jump between part 1 and part 2, I know the storyline was based around time travel and all but it felt like they rushed the ending of the plot to just be done with it. I think they could have got a little more out of the idea that Data's severed head was found in 1890s San Francisco. And then the day was all saved because Picard put a binary message in Data's head with a metal screw? Ok.... I'm gonna say that's a bit dubious. Even for Star Trek. lol Also Mark Twain was unbelievably annoying in those episodes. It felt like his voice was a metal screw drilling into my brain. And he looked like Colonel Saunders if he wasn't into fried Chicken. What I have noticed in this re-watch is that I like Star Trek the best when it's a little darker. When it focuses on stuff like the intrigues of the Klingons and their power struggles, or even the Romulans who I still find a little mysterious, well maybe Tasha Yar's daughter kinda ruined them for me? I also want to see more of the Cardassians. The last two were introduced on TNG weren't they? And yet they are the ones that haven't been fleshed out as much. Also I am really Fascinated by the Borg and again we don't see much of them. Though we get lots of aliens that are just a floating orb of light or the insufferable Q brought back for what feels like his 90th appearance. lol. [/QUOTE]

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