I loved Lower Decks, and I hope somehow those stories continue. Did people who are new to Star Trek enjoy it, too?
As an aside, I think that was something that made Prodigy fantastic: it was a serialized program with episodic stories that didn't require any understanding of Star Trek beforehand. The main characters weren't part of the Federation, so the audience got to learn alongside them.
The insurance industry does, and the insurance industry is apparently part of the US government, so yeah I guess it does.
The original version (or is it the first remake?) is still on Steam and runs great. I just finished it a few months ago.
Does redoing the graphics of a relatively modern-game make it worth $60? I'm interested in understanding the perspective of folks that are planning to buy.
Issue is doctors don't know what might get them fired, have their license revoked or suspended, or facing civil or criminal charges.
Without Lower Decks, it feels like there will be much less to talk about, anyway.
I love the city skyline. Especially at night.
The distribution of the months is interesting.
Dang no kidding this one is very very hard. Right now given how small the stars are I have to guess it's one of the newer seasons, as they're in HD.
Space Pilot 3000?
I don't think Lemmy folks care about Reddit. Maybe also vice versa. You can't have a war if there isn't any conflict.
You might like The Orville, too.