Considering my age, it's clear this series wasn’t really intended for people like me. I’ve been watching Star Trek since the late 1960s, so I can accept that to a degree, but honestly, it isn’t very well executed either. There’s a relaxed, almost careless quality to everything, and Holly Hunter's performance is a prime example of this. She seems so detached that she's practically difficult to understand, adopting a 2…

It’s really not Star Trek; it feels more like a typical CW production set in space. If they had created their own series, I might have enjoyed it or simply skipped it. Instead, they've taken an established and popular franchise and mishandled it. Those responsible for this show shouldn’t be allowed to work in the entertainment industry ever again.

It's a promising beginning for another Star Trek television program; many of these shows typically have a difficult launch, but this one, along with “Strange New Worlds,” appears to avoid that common pitfall. I wasn’t expecting much from this series, especially given my disappointment with "Discovery," yet I found myself enjoying it and appreciating the quality of the characters and narratives so far. It's not withou…

The whole thing is simply ridiculous and nonsensical. It fails to elicit even a chuckle. I wouldn’t have thought it could be inferior to any potential follow-up to "Epic Movie," but this manages to reach that level of bad.

This is an excellent introduction for people who enjoy contemporary science fiction and want to get into Star Trek. As someone younger, I’ve always felt like Star Trek was this big presence in the genre, but watching older episodes—especially from the original series—didn't really do much for me because of their limited budget and special effects that might have been impressive then, but now seem quite basic compared…

I'll admit, I approached this with low expectations, and those were certainly met. It’s another example of that trendy, socially conscious science fiction that just doesn’t work, and it feels like a missed opportunity to try something different. The audience reception on Discovery seems to confirm that this isn’t a winning combination. There are some good points though; the visuals are stunning—the CGI is truly to…