This show is very profound to me. It explores important issues, timeless and topical moral questions, and social/political dilemmas with such depth and thoughtful consideration. I really hope it gets a fourth season
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The pure silliness is just too much for me. I know they are trying to hide something good under there, I can see glimpses of it, but I just can't get past the constant childish humor.
Really loved it, after the first couple episodes it felt like Star Trek with average people, without the overhype of modern star trek.
It’s a good show and I like it.
Love it. It changed a bit, but still dig it.
My initial reaction was that it was likely to be Seth Macfarlane's "Galaxy Quest the TV Parody"...but then I watched it, and then it grew on me. I've grown to like it quite a bit.
I have yet to see this show. Is it on Paramount+? I may have to sub for this and Picard.
I tried to get into it but ultimately it was too campy and borderline cringey (Norm's terribly animated and written blob character) for me.
I hate the design of the ship, the shuttles in season 3 at least look cool. Other than that, it was great show until season 3 when I felt they took too much time for EEEEEEEVERYTHING. This is literally the first show ever where I started skipping through episodes.
What is it these days that series and movies maker seem to think quantity equals quality?