I'm not a Trekker or a Trekkie but...
This is pretty damned cool!
Simon Pegg is the new Scottie!
Sounds like it might be vaguely watchable then? I love Alias as a series, and though Lost didn't hold my attention anywhere near as well, I can see that if you can suffer your way through the seemingly endless array of twists with no conclusion it's probably a very interesting show. Mission Impossible 3, on the other hand, had OBVIOUS HOLLYWOOD PLOT TWISTs (in capital letters). You know, the ones where they've tried to be clever but end up going with Scooby Doo style? Not a good movie, by any stretch of the imagination. Add to this a huge budget and some quality actors and it means I'll probably end up watching it just to see them, rather than expecting thrilling plotlines and shakespearean dialogue.
Oh, and I do enjoy watching some Star Trek now and again. Only the good series though.
Simon Pegg is the new Scottie!
Sounds like it might be vaguely watchable then? I love Alias as a series, and though Lost didn't hold my attention anywhere near as well, I can see that if you can suffer your way through the seemingly endless array of twists with no conclusion it's probably a very interesting show. Mission Impossible 3, on the other hand, had OBVIOUS HOLLYWOOD PLOT TWISTs (in capital letters). You know, the ones where they've tried to be clever but end up going with Scooby Doo style? Not a good movie, by any stretch of the imagination. Add to this a huge budget and some quality actors and it means I'll probably end up watching it just to see them, rather than expecting thrilling plotlines and shakespearean dialogue.
Oh, and I do enjoy watching some Star Trek now and again. Only the good series though.