ask if ALTERED CARBON sux would be what we call today a bait :)

Is it geography or astrograpy?

I remember watching this when it came out, it was a wonderful experience and I came to watch it many times since. I do wonder, is it a cultural thing perhaps? That it's seen as "problematic" when a main character has unsympathetic traits? I have no problem with a grotty protagonist, or a flawed hero - it makes everything more real and exciting. I didn't have any problems with the disjointed narratives - everything aligns at the end. Thanks for a solid retrospective, entertaining and interesting as always.

In a moment, she goes from Troi to Sertis! 😁

My favourite channel.

The borg stuff became a bit tired I agree. I liked Scorpion a lot and kinda of agree it's better than Best of Both Worlds because it's just a better payoff. But nothing tops Year of Hell / Equinox. I mostly watched Voyager casually but these arcs are what I rewatch all the time. I mean sit down and watch begin to end. I love these two stories.

#sapphic awakening

One of the greatest videos on the webs.

The original idea for the film "First Contact" going back to the Renaissance sounds very much like an episode of Doctor Who! 😂 (And that spider-like concept drawing of the Borg Queen looks a lot like the Raknos Queen of DW's "Runaway Bride"! 😂) Speaking of DW, was Alex Delgado related to Roger Delgado, the first DW "Master"? 🤔

Oh my, I do not agree at all. CEO3K is about the journey. Its about finding wonder. I have seen this movie countless times through the many years since it came out. Just defending something that has made my world better through most of my life.

Kevin Sorbo sucks 100 %

Helo & Sharon are by far my two favourite characters. Helo is the epitome of humanity

I loved andromeda, every single character ( especially Tyr ❤ ) for me I wish it lasted longer. I still binge to this very day.

He did his research on how ufos are described, more accurate than any film since .

It’s the lens flares that make it Spielberg for me

Its explainable. The brain uses time and space. Expansion of universe. Gateway to heaven. Were in two places at once. And faith. Understanding quantum computing and heaven.

i luv'd this show lol I thought both Zev actresses were sexy. Kai seemed awesome despite his garbage hairstyle. Some parts of this show with its weird sci fi kinky stuff got me horned up as a teenage dude.

She's still hot 🔥

Hahaha, EPIC!

I remember Channel Fuck Shit Fuck. What happened to them?😊

She told texans to die in the cold. Id still do peak marina sirtis tho lol

Heh, this put a big smile on my face!

WOW those are not the kind of words to expect from a Star Trek actor

Is it really necessary to swear? That is so uncalled for. That is not staying in tune with Star Trek history. Thumbs down.

This show just never gets old... ever... for me at least.

i remember this movie being boring

I love this story.

I'm guessing RJC didn't see this movie when it was in theaters at the tail end of the 70's.

While it sounds great it is total nonsense. No one can have a totally non money or capitalism society.

Not sure if anyone has recommended this.... But I love the soundtrack to 'sunshine', directed by Danny Boyle, and the guys from underworld worked on the soundtrack

Deep Space 9 was absolutely horrible. The Captain or whatever his title was couldn’t act for anything. He was just plain annoying as many of the other actors were!

Fantastic OP! Brilliant piece of work! New sub for sure 👌🏽

This is my favorite moment of the entire series.

OMG, I hated that they cancelled Caprica. I really liked this show. I thought it really had potential. I don't think they even tried to save this show.

But those are the funny episodes! “Justice” was a must watch at our Star Trek nights in High School!

I _love_ this, but I do have to disagree slightly on Teal'c not being given a good reason to switch sides. The Goa'uld keeping their human slave worlds from achieving industrialisation was key to how their feudal empire maintained power, and Teal'c is seen at least once (including in a clip you presented) inspecting "Tau'ri" technology. For the first time in his long life he saw the potential for a human culture to resist the Goa'uld, and given he might never see it again taking the chance was a calculated risk.

The lost of family is a powerful motivation and that would cost anyone to snap and it would turn into a most dangerous villain

ST 5 and ST 6 bridges are entirely different. The ST 5 bridge was demolished after filming, and the ST 6 bridge was constructed later because they weren't sure if ST 6 would happen due to the poor performance of ST 5.

Christopher Lloyd would have been an awesome Zephram Cochrane. Just imagine the cene where he has that little panic seconds before the Phoenix takes off 👍

Season 9 is a stinker

John Carpenter, his range is so expansive, he makes a lot of his own scores and not afraid to experiment. I can go onwith all the awards and accolades and what not but let's just leave it at that. I love this movie tho.

I was in college when this came out, and I watched it many many times during its first run. I watched the "director's cut" when it came out, too, and the next "director's cut" too.

Now that breen are in discovery 5 season..

Quite a few comments mentioning the series goes downhill after season 6.

Great channel but you were way to generous with the last season.

For me the whole Spock/Uhura romance thing is extremely awkward, is totally lacking in any chemistry whatsoever, and simply doesn't work at all.

Honestly saying that Generations is not cinematic is not knowing a bit about film making. Generations is one of the most cinematic ST movies and it has some of the best VFX. They specifically made the movie a lot cinematic to differentiate it from the show.

Tricia Helfer made the series. She's perfect

I'm so glad you posted this

When you give James Cameron a lot of money he's going to pour every bit of it plus his blood sweat and tears into the project and as a result he made three of the highest grossing movies of all time.