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Star Trek Picard: an autopsy (review).

The Critical Drinker, aka the Victor Meldrew of the science fiction world, gives his curmudgeonly take on the first run of the new TV series, Star Trek Picard.

I actually quite enjoyed this series, but maybe my critical facilities are less jaded and finely developed than the Scottish reviewer. Is the glass half-full or half-empty? With a replicator, the Aldeberan Whiskey need never run out!

Star Trek Picard: an autopsy

ColonelFrog

Colonel Frog is a long time science fiction and fantasy fan. He loves reading novels in the field, and he also enjoys watching movies (as well as reading lots of other genre books).

One thought on “Star Trek Picard: an autopsy (review).

  • I watched every minute with episodes 9 and 10 together on Saturday evening (28th) and I thought at the finish in the words of Jean-Luc and Sir Patrick it was and will be F—ING BRILLIANT (apologies if you worked it out) and watching episodes 9/10 together made it even better. In some series when characters from previous series are brought in some times does not work well for them or the series ( his scythe is close by ) there was the perfect balance from every character and actor, Jeri Ryan’s “Seven” topped all of them only just below “Jean-Luc” perhaps “Seven” will get a spin-off nod nod wink wink know what I mean fingers crossed, in short (HAHA) 10 out 10 20year run with “Jean-Luc” the oldest StarFleet officer out doing “Bones” and “Spock”, Thank You The End. (It is true).

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