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minus-square@cybervseaslinkEnglish12•3 months agoWhy do I find older Star Trek so cozy? Is it just nostalgia? The relatively utopian view of the future? The competence of the characters? The fact that each episode has a tidy ending instead of a cliffhanger?
minus-square@ummthatguylinkEnglish13•3 months ago The fact that each episode has a tidy ending instead of a cliffhanger? Unless it’s a 2 parter. Of course, you wouldn’t rob yourself the satisfaction of simply watching both episodes back to back.
minus-square@ummthatguylinkEnglish9•3 months agoWhich “Best of Both Worlds” technically is, where “Family” serves as the catharsis to Picard’s ordeal.
minus-square@ripcordlink2•3 months agoThis definitely is why I seem to like TNG and VOY over DS9, although I know I’m only one of like 5 people that don’t like DS9 as much.
Why do I find older Star Trek so cozy? Is it just nostalgia? The relatively utopian view of the future? The competence of the characters? The fact that each episode has a tidy ending instead of a cliffhanger?
Unless it’s a 2 parter. Of course, you wouldn’t rob yourself the satisfaction of simply watching both episodes back to back.
Or a 3 parter! The Circle trilogy was so much fun.
Which “Best of Both Worlds” technically is, where “Family” serves as the catharsis to Picard’s ordeal.
Man, they did Robert dirty :-(
Offscreen death bullshit!
This definitely is why I seem to like TNG and VOY over DS9, although I know I’m only one of like 5 people that don’t like DS9 as much.