Yay! First 2 eps are here.

Thanks uploaders for the link variety!

Yay! First 2 eps are here.

Way better than DS9, but that said DS9 was still fantastic. Where DS9 focuses more on interplanetary and interspecies politics as well as a war for what is most notably the most strategically powerful space station in the alpha quadrant, this show is more along the lines of a deep space crew stranded in unchartered deep space and having to deal with all the challenges that come their way through nothing more than ingenuity and improvisation. Bravo, can’t wait for season 3.

I know it’s cheesy, brain-free watching, nevertheless fun

Gosh I was just playfully poking fun at your excitement, as I share your enthusiasm. If you had all this class as you say, you might not assume the worst of peoples intentions. I hope you enjoy the show. :(

Fantastic episode. I had done some digging around on reddit because I was curious if Janeway ever gets “involved” with anyone throughout the show. The answer was soft no, the actress, Kate Mulgrew had stated she would only take the role so long as they focused on her as a federation female Captain and not some cringey strung out romance. However, it was also mentioned that there were a few times where the writers had hinted that had she DID have a romantic interest, it’s made very clear who that would be and I wasn’t sure till this episode. What was mind blowing to me was how quickly she went from who she was when she was stranded with Chukotay, to who she is when is on Voyager, just another example of superb acting.

Loved it. There were a few LOL moments but mostly he kept a smile or a smirk on my face and I’m good with that.

was ok

That march of death Janeway gave Tuvix was chilling man. Her acting continues to blow me away. An she’s hot.

Been kind of waiting for this, looks like it might be good, but have been let down by stuff like this before, looked good but not so much when I tried watching it. Hoping for the best, will be here soon enough.

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OK now me granddaughter (8) wants her name tae be changed tae Astrid!

Not bad.

“You know nothing, Jon Snow” ——- 8.5/10

My opinion. This show was excellent when it came out. Before DVR or Tevo or any of that. So you actually had to be at your TV when the show aired. And I was. If you make it to the end, and I strongly suggest that you do, you will find the series was tied with a bow. A perfect ending. To a seven year season. Doesn’t happen very often. Enjoy!

was fun

was ok

fun one

Are you sure you have said all you need to say about this?? :)

After watching the animated version, I really enjoyed this one just as well! Including they kept as close to the original as possible! Sorry folk. Me amd my Grandkids reallllly enjoyed it to tje max! (Now off to Popeyes as I promised em!)

Isaac Asimov’s “I, Robot” and “Foundation” series are connected through his broader “Robot” and “Foundation” universes. While the “I, Robot” short stories were initially separate from the “Foundation” series, Asimov later integrated them, making R. Daneel Olivaw, a robot from the “Robot” stories, a character in the “Foundation” universe centuries later. This connection is solidified through the “Robots and Empire” novel, which bridges the gap between the two series by describing the settling of worlds that would later form the Galactic Empire in “Foundation”.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown:

Initial Separation:
The original "Foundation" trilogy (Foundation, Foundation and Empire, Second Foundation) was written as a standalone series, separate from the "Robot" stories. 

Integration:
Asimov later decided to link the series, particularly when writing the later “Foundation” books like “Foundation’s Edge” and “Foundation and Earth”.
R. Daneel Olivaw:
The robot R. Daneel Olivaw, introduced in the “Robot” series, appears in the later “Foundation” novels, appearing as a character twenty thousand years later in the Galactic Empire’s history.
“Robots and Empire”:
This novel serves as a crucial bridge, detailing how the worlds that would become the Galactic Empire were settled and how Earth became radioactive, which was a detail first mentioned in the “Foundation” universe.
Unified Universe:
By integrating the “Robot” and “Foundation” series, Asimov created a vast, unified “future history” encompassing his works.
Reading Order:
While the original “Foundation” trilogy can be read without prior knowledge of the “Robot” series, the later “Foundation” books, particularly the sequels and prequels, benefit from familiarity with the “Robot” stories, especially “Robots and Empire”.

oh, ok - still think the acting was very halting and forced, like the actors had no confidence in several cases, everything was a bit out of proportion, it was as out of place as a bicycle in a motorcycle dealership - too cringe and my kids who saw the original, the follow-ups and the series agree with it, like I said earlier, the crew who did the Flintstones live action movie did a more convincing job of taking cartoon concept to irl while keeping the cartoonishness spirit of it, but hey if this is what floats the boat of lowering standards these days, then great, let the low effort masses enjoy what they will - ha ha

Yeah, Piglet, I too feel unsure about watching this movie. The situation in the U.S. has become obscene and as the movie’s director has said, it’s even worse now than when the movie was shot in 2024. The idea of sitting through two and a half hours of horror - based on a true story so to speak - and all the while knowing well that things are actually worse now?
‘Something about striking a balance between well informed critical thinking and taking decent enough care of one’s soul huh? Then again, like an accident on the highway, ‘maybe difficult not to give it at least a glance? Cheers Piglet. :-)

So ready for this! Hope it’s good.

I watched this thinking it was a limited series,
thought the series was ok, but ending sucked,
came here to review to see it might not be ended….
ill watch if second season shows

Now that I’ve watched the trailer, not sure if I want to watch this movie. Thanks for the trailer link.

Now that I’ve watched the trailer, not sure if I want to watch this movie. Thanks for the trailer link.

So far so good, enjoying most of the cast and the story so far, all be it not much of one yet I know, looking forward to seeing the arcs that come about in this series. I really enjoyed DS9 so fingers crossed this holds a candle.

Isaac Asimov’s “I, Robot” and “Foundation” series are connected through his broader “Robot” and “Foundation” universes. While the “I, Robot” short stories were initially separate from the “Foundation” series, Asimov later integrated them, making R. Daneel Olivaw, a robot from the “Robot” stories, a character in the “Foundation” universe centuries later. This connection is solidified through the “Robots and Empire” novel, which bridges the gap between the two series by describing the settling of worlds that would later form the Galactic Empire in “Foundation”.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown:

Initial Separation:
The original "Foundation" trilogy (Foundation, Foundation and Empire, Second Foundation) was written as a standalone series, separate from the "Robot" stories. 

Integration:
Asimov later decided to link the series, particularly when writing the later “Foundation” books like “Foundation’s Edge” and “Foundation and Earth”.
R. Daneel Olivaw:
The robot R. Daneel Olivaw, introduced in the “Robot” series, appears in the later “Foundation” novels, appearing as a character twenty thousand years later in the Galactic Empire’s history.
“Robots and Empire”:
This novel serves as a crucial bridge, detailing how the worlds that would become the Galactic Empire were settled and how Earth became radioactive, which was a detail first mentioned in the “Foundation” universe.
Unified Universe:
By integrating the “Robot” and “Foundation” series, Asimov created a vast, unified “future history” encompassing his works.
Reading Order:
While the original “Foundation” trilogy can be read without prior knowledge of the “Robot” series, the later “Foundation” books, particularly the sequels and prequels, benefit from familiarity with the “Robot” stories, especially “Robots and Empire”.

gawd please just kill off nurse blonde bimbo and stop turning vulcan spock into simp human spock..and lose the stupid white uniforms..