Being a Reagan baby, it always struck me as rude to not have Captain Picard in anything titled Star Trek. I’ll be picking up a CBS streaming account for this one. 30 years after his debut as Captain of the USS Enterprise, and he’s still aging it well.
“Fifteen years ago today, you led us out of the darkness. You commanded the greatest rescue armada in history. Then? The unimaginable. What did that cost you? Your faith? Your faith in us? Your faith in yourself? Tell us, why did you leave Starfleet, Admiral?”
He sits on his porch telling humorous allegories while getting piss drunk on boxes and boxes of home delivered wine. Every now and then he’ll launch into a tirade of how much he hated working with the overly aggressive idiot Worf. Why couldn’t he have had a Vulcan? Why? No, he gets a blind guy steering the ship, and a ■■■■■■■ robot that has more identity issues than Sybil. Bloody hell!!
That’s the whole show.
I’m listening to a recent Gates McFadden interview on YouTube trying to see if the voice matches up. In the trailer, hers is slightly deeper, and the accent may be slightly off. I blame tinnitus, but I hope it’s her.
Well I mean with a Vulcan you’re taking your chances. You either end up with dependable Tuvok or you end up with a racist sociopath like Solok. Not much in between with Vulcans.
Still many Vulcans are elitists at best, sometimes just outright racist against non Vulcans at worst. They’re not Cardassian or Romulan level of racist, but they tend to hold non Vulcan culture with disdain.
Don’t get me wrong, there are Vulcan characters that I really like. Tuvok is one my five favorite Trek characters. I just wouldn’t want to command or be commanded by one a Vulcan in that fictional universe.