If you think modern Hollywood writing/editing is superior to whatever you believe you'd like to see adapted, than the thing you want to see adapted must REALLY fucking suck.

Also, "le subversion of expectations" and "le altered adaptation" have become so commonplace that they have become the expectation to be subverted. A faithful adaptation would subvert the fuck out of my expectations in 2025.

Why do you guys think things are changed so often, like Wheel of Time?
It's because some RETARD is chosen as the showrunner, someone typically through pure nepotism with a dogshit record, and they try to make a career out of the show, or the movie, or whatever it is, by putting their own UNIQUE CREATIVE STAMP on it. But most of these people are creatively bankrupt so it's all for nothing and all that's accomplished is pissing off the fans.
Anyway, you're a fucking retard OP.

>>213945025
Yeah, I think you're right. Just the same Nu Trek discord faggots trying to ruin the thread because we laughed at their shit taste.

/co/ posters are the worst.

>tfw baseball is dead in the future
Checks out sadly

>>213876536
>>213876601
Most of these episodes suck, by the way.

Please don't listen to the "early TNG is good and like TOS anon", he's woefully incorrect. While it's true that early TNG retains the camp and costume sensibilities of 1960s Star Trek in part, it also leaves its most important quality behind: great writing.
There is not a single great episode in Season 1 and Season 2 only has Measure of a Man (which is filled with plot holes and logical fallacies but if you squint a little, it's a worthy successor to TOS).

Compare that to Season 1 of TOS which is just banger after banger after banger of incredibly snappy, well-written episodes, each with something to say. And it carries right on in through the first half of Season 2.
TNG S1-S2 is far, far worse than TOS S1-S2 which might be the best Trek run ever.

You should still watch early TNG. You MUST watch early TNG for the introduction of the characters, etc, but you should lower those expectations mightily from your TOS experience.

I always thought political turmoil would create great works of important art.

Who knew that it would instead sap creatives of their sanity and drive them, herd-like and uncomprehending towards artistic impotency.

>>213823522
>When you finally meet someone with the same type of autism you have
And I love how the rest of the cast was like "It's hard enough to get one of them to stop babbling!"

>>513223980
based

Thread almost spent. Only the most ride or die niggas go below this post.

>>212868560
Can a computer aura farm? Can a computer choose to have a best friend? Can a computer lie and disobey programming?

>>17850369
>>bible.exe has stopped working
Why do you greentext like a /g/ user from 2011

>>714807885
TNG ALWAYS WINS, BAY-BEE

>>713490490
na its been years and years now and im super duper done. maybe in the next life kek.
i just couldnt believe an actual ps2 thread on /v/ and i had to put my head in here to see what the fuck there was even left to talk about with this game.

>>211732845
It's all about the skills you bring to the table. Data was even more socially challenged than Barclay. Yet he was one of the most loved and respected crewmates on the whole ship. Because he was an invaluable asset to the team.

It's so hilarious how an AI that can calculate PI to 100 decimals in under a second can't beat a game for 6 year olds.