It be good if Picard lecture to Twylight about the Marer Do Well and Walking Dead as well as the Queen Novo gem incidents simialr to his talk with Wesley including his speech about the truth. Twylight’s got a naughty habit on lying and using people. And there’s a danger; if she keeps lying, zero beleive her when she tells the truth (Cry Wolf by Aesop) and she’d lose lvoe oens (The Pie Piper of Hamelin).

It be grand if Picard told Twylight to shut up. She can be a big liar and a jerk. Remember Marer Do Well? And the Walking Dead? And prejurdycing outsiders includign Dyscord and trying to steal the Queen Novo gem thus almsot giving victory to the Storm King? And the parasprite incident. And betraying the CMC during the Cozy Glow incident? It be good if some such as Picard scold her for it.

@DuskShine-TheAltPony  
If it’s any consolation, watch TNG Recuts. Wesley dies ALOT in it :)

@kircher  
RB and BB: Let’s fuck up everything that has been established about Vulcans! Mind melds are a taboo and are forbidden!  
ENT took place one Vulcan generation before TOS, yet mind melds are used all the time in TOS, and had already been established as in integral part of their society.
 
 
@40kponyguy  
The CG in that is very nice. I like how they got actual Star Trek actors to be in it.  
I also like the Phase II thing that someone is doing. They have a nice-looking Enterprise that’s a cross between the original Enterprise and the refit Enterprise.

Seems like the best place to mention this.
 
I actually met an American fan of Star Trek on my last visit to Warhammer World in Nottingham.
 
(Bear with me, this is relevant)
 
I kind of stole the show that day with my pony themed marine army, fighting a Hello Kitty themed force which had the Harbinger Bomber model here >>670569 to back it up.
 
The guy in question wanted the rules for said bomber model, so handed me a card, which I still have.  
Turns out, he plays a major part in a pretty big budget fan movie, set before the original series, which is still on-going.  
Looking forward to seeing how this turns out with the quality of the prequel.  
Here’s a link to the prequel movie they’ve done.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1W1_8IV8uhA
 
The guy I met is called Alec Peters, who plays the part of ‘Captain Garth’ in the film.

@Jarkes  
True, he was the one who intended the Ferengi to be the bad ass successors OT the Klingons. That worked out well. But Berman and Braga’s track record after TNG and DS9 speaks for itself.

@kircher
 
Honestly, Roddenberry himself did some pretty stupid stuff whenever he had full control.

@Jarkes  
They did their best to stay true to the originals without being overly obtrusive.
 
@BigBuggyBastage  
Forgot about that one. Tuvok and EMH were the best things on Voyager. Brannon Braga is also responsible for many ST atrocities. Berman was Stalin, and Braga was Beria.

That episode of ST:V with Tuvok choking Neelix to death was very cathartic. Pretty sure he spoke for the audience. :)
 
I blame Rick Berman. For many ST-related atrocities.

@kircher
 
Well, the remastered original series replaced most of the Enterprise model shots with CGI, though it’s done in a way so it at least resembles the original model shots…

ENT had one good episode with the Tholians, but that was a Mirror Universe episode, and those are always cool.
 
I didn’t think they added too much CGI to the remastered TNG, just fixed the color balance and enhanced some of the effects shots. Not nearly as noticeable as, say, the original trilogy of Star Wars revisions.

@Jarkes  
It’s all grainy and 4:3 ratio. Glorious originality!
 
Though I’d love to watch the remastered version.

@TheAntiCat
 
Is it the remastered version with CGI added everywhere (yes, they did that with the Blu-rays of both the original series and TNG, though the Blu-rays at least give you the option of watching the original cheesy model effects)?

I’m quite happy I’m rewatching TNG on Netflix right now. Haven’t watched it since it’s original run.
 
“Five Card Stud, nothing wild. And the sky’s the limit.”

@kircher  
Ya, I’m not as big a Trek fan as them but I can’t even watch anything VOY unless it’s SF Debris’ reviews if it and the only episode of ENT I ever watched made me never watch again(once again I will only look at SF Debris’ reviews of it.)

@Prof.NightJack  
You have wise friends.

@Yet_One_More_Idiot  
I have some friends that count anything worse the VOY as not being a thing, and ENT is the reason why.

What is it with communists and telling Twilight to shut up?

@P3FOYFN  
@kircher
 
Agreed, ENT was the worst of the bunch. xD  
I actually bought the complete boxed sets of all 6 Star Trek series a few years ago, I really should get around to watching them all some day. :)

@P3FOYFN  
Enterprise does not exist in my personal headcanon. Incredibly disappointing mess of a show.

@kircher  
At least it wasn’t ST:ENT. That show ripped off other episodes of Star Trek all the time.

@Yet_One_More_Idiot  
You summed up my feelings on Voyager very well. All ST shows had dumb episodes, but Voyager had some of the dumbest.

@kircher  
Yeah, the move to darker, grittier episodes certainly helped the show to avoid jumping the shark. I also really enjoyed Voyager, but that just started looking for excuses and ways to get around the whole “abandoned with no resources, little power and no way home” premise it had set for itself from the start. For a ship with no backup or resources, they remained in perfect condition and never ran out of anything ever. :P

@Yet_One_More_Idiot  
Not at all. I liked when TNG got a bit darker toward the end.

@kircher  
Yeah he did, and then he stole the Defiant and flew into Cardassian territory. Shooting up the Enterprise and then stealing it would not be out of character for him really, would it? :P