Take them away boys
:volcel-judge: :data-revolutionary: :geordi-no: :picard: :volcel-judge:
By the way we need a Riker emoji just so I can have the volcel police arrest him, he's the horniest. Wasn't expecting this lol
Take them away boys
:volcel-judge: :data-revolutionary: :geordi-no: :picard: :volcel-judge:
By the way we need a Riker emoji just so I can have the volcel police arrest him, he's the horniest. Wasn't expecting this lol
One of the nicer things about Early Star Trek was the number of instances in which Picard couldn't just resort to blasting his way to a conclusion.
Oh, you got ensnared in a weird draconian legal code with an ostensibly friendly planet? You violated some obscure ancient dictate of a long forgotten race of wizards? You accidentally picked a fight when you are hopelessly out-gunned? Lets see you defuse this situation.
New Trek leans way too heavily on chase scenes and laser duels. While it does tend towards a bit more intrigue, subtlety, and continuity of plot, they've really walked away from the exploration and diplomacy parts of the show that made it more than Space Action Show.