Also reviews for Star Trek III: The Search For Spock, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, Star Trek V: The Final Frontier and Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
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Scully: Actually Scully was a terrible role model for girls. She was always wrong in every single episode and refused to change her beliefs accordingly until at least season seven. Mulder is hardly any better but neither of the two X-Files leads behavior is usually commendable.
Heroes And Demons: I was a casual Whobie when I first saw Voyager, so my intitial reaction was "Hmmm, that's kind of weird". But now that I'm a huge Who fan The EMH just doesn't measure up. There was no reason they should have even INVITED that comparison.
Learning Curve: That was a great one too. How about "Shut up, Wesley" from Datalore? Possibly the worst line ever uttered on TNG. God that first season sucked.
Star Trek III: If you watch all three movies back to back there is really no change in quality. I swear I'm not making that up. It's pretty much just as great as II and IV.
Star Trek V: Shatner's original idea was having the Enterprise search for God and find the Devil which is something that wouldn't really shake up too much. The Doctor met a version of the Devil in season two of the Doctor Who relauch and it worked because it was open to interpretation. Besides, the Bajoran Prophets arc on DS9 ruined nothing. If worse came to worse, they could walk it back with a scientific explanation (i.e. God is a omnipotent alien) like they did in Voyager's Tattoo. A wild goose chase was the worst scenario to actually go through with.
I meant Gillian Anderson would've made a good Janeway, not that she'd play her as Scully, just because she's more appealing than Mulgrew.
Learning Curve: Haha, YES! "Shut up, Wesley" was amazing!
Star Trek III: Hm, well, there's still I and V, I guess.
Star Trek V: I like the Devil! Leaving it open for interpretation is good, Futurama never said whether it was actually God or a computer that collided with God.
Heroes And Demons: I was a casual Whobie when I first saw Voyager, so my intitial reaction was "Hmmm, that's kind of weird". But now that I'm a huge Who fan The EMH just doesn't measure up. There was no reason they should have even INVITED that comparison.
Learning Curve: That was a great one too. How about "Shut up, Wesley" from Datalore? Possibly the worst line ever uttered on TNG. God that first season sucked.
Star Trek III: If you watch all three movies back to back there is really no change in quality. I swear I'm not making that up. It's pretty much just as great as II and IV.
Star Trek V: Shatner's original idea was having the Enterprise search for God and find the Devil which is something that wouldn't really shake up too much. The Doctor met a version of the Devil in season two of the Doctor Who relauch and it worked because it was open to interpretation. Besides, the Bajoran Prophets arc on DS9 ruined nothing. If worse came to worse, they could walk it back with a scientific explanation (i.e. God is a omnipotent alien) like they did in Voyager's Tattoo. A wild goose chase was the worst scenario to actually go through with.
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Learning Curve: Haha, YES! "Shut up, Wesley" was amazing!
Star Trek III: Hm, well, there's still I and V, I guess.
Star Trek V: I like the Devil! Leaving it open for interpretation is good, Futurama never said whether it was actually God or a computer that collided with God.
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Learning: It was spectacularly bad. Bonus points for being uttered several times.
Star Trek III: Exactly. I'm not saying all odd numbered movies are good. Just that Search For Spock was.
Star Trek V: Agreed.
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