she most certainly could wear the heck out of whatever costume she wore…that is kind of exactly the look that would appear in the comics…perfect casting…

I bet them was some hungry years for that lady…thank her for that…

i used to get lost in those set designs they had…loved how some of the nicer cabins were laid out…

Edit: ha, I feel vindicated, scoured the world wide web and discovered Captain Janeways’ cabin is generally regarded as the nicest one…

so, if we are ranking captains, in a science fiction television show – style does matter…recognize…

also liked voyager for making the holodeck seem like such a natural feature, a place to getaway…

I would disagree with the sentiment that TNG is dominated by Picard/Data.

That’s right – the original was very much Kirk/Spock/McCoy, but TNG had the time to feature everyone, pretty much. Not all their episodes were good, but they got development time. Geordi, creepy that he was, had a few that were particularly good. And they did a lot with Worf, eventually. But yeah, DS9 was more complex in its storytelling…. Though 7 and the Doctor did make Voyager infinitely better once they were featured. Aside from her looks, Jeri Ryan could really act.

i was a big Voyager fan…timing is everything maybe…Janeway was my favorite captain, loved how hawkish she was…big fan of 7 of 9 and the digital doc too…

was always a fan of star trek cabin design, loved the cabin themes in Voyager the most…

been wondering if I might be able to sneak Strange New Worlds in as a couples show…figure it’s primarily just team drama emphasis…with cool 👽 stuff…

Too good. Sending me into retirement, but laughing really hard at least.

I would disagree with the sentiment that TNG is dominated by Picard/Data. My feeling was that the characters of Riker, La Forge, Worf, Troi, and Crusher were all featured and developed far beyond picking up the scraps.

Beyond that, the best “captain” in my book is the most compelling figure in that role, which sort of lends itself to that character being featured more prominently than a less compelling figure. Patrick Stewart’s Picard was worthy of being featured as prominently as he was.

I personally was not a big fan of the episodes with Q or with The Borg. But as someone who grew up when the original series was in prime time, The Next Generation was pretty mind-blowing. The later versions didn’t have the same allure…I was never much of a spinoff guy.

sentenced to forever loop in a circle of jointly deluded possibilities

The new Knickerblogger log line…

Bravo, sir!