I know I’m just another echo on Reddit but SNW is fantastic.

I did enjoy the nostalgia in seasons 1 and 2 of Picard but they really fumbled the conclusions to each season. Which is why I’m not proclaiming season 3 a success until it’s done.

The 42% feels like a lot less than the 32% visually. This is the worst visualization I’ve seen all week. I’m normally not critical when it’s a person, but this appears to be some organization/company. This is a lesson...many lessons on what not to do.

Data is beautiful, but not when it is presented this way. A full circle is 100% not 50%.

Well damn I'll have to give S3 of Picard a shot!

Can't wait for S2 of Strange New Worlds!! Dig that #1 😊

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I enjoyed that one! It was the kind of silly nonsense I love about ST. Definitely less cringe than some of the bad old-Trek episodes.

it's a tongue-in-cheek kinda to include TLA (three letter acronym) in it.

And it’s looking like more storms next week!

This feels like data viz rage bait. A simple table or bar would be so much easier to understand.

Hey, join us in the newest Trek sub, r/Star_Trek_! q’Pla!

I see, interesting to hear season 3 of picard is better, I gave up halfway through season 2 just because it was so bad.

What am I looking at?

A full circle is 50%? Why? What are the dollar values? Their account balance? Their HH income?

The reader needs to work way to hard to interpret this.

How come TNG has two worst rated episodes with different ratings? (I'm not a star trek fan)

It's because they grow water super-intensive cash crops in places that are deserts for 8 months of the year.

The natural plants of the state can take the dry summers. Almonds cannot.

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I know it wouldn't be as pretty a diagram, but I would be so much happier of the 28% yellow curve was closer to 1/4 of a circle, and the 44% green arc was closer to 1/2.

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Ds9 was boring af, especially coming off of TNG

Contributors in 135 countries around the world work with Premise to share their opinion and collect field data on a variety of topics using its smart-phone app.
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I know what all the words on the top row mean, but I don’t know what “TLAs” means. You’re a victim of your own observation.

The showrunner this season is the guy who did the 12 Monkeys series, which I quite liked. If opinions I respect stay positive by the end, I'll actually watch it (and give SNW a shot while I'm there).

I wasn't going to. Four seasons of Discovery and Two of Picard and I'm all out of good will toward the thing I used to love.

>TOS is more of a great cultural artifact than a "good" TV show.

I agree. It's value is mostly in the subsequent material it inspired. But, again, the handful or two of truly great episodes really are all-timers that more than redeem the misses... The many, many misses... Lol

There is another episode of Enterprise next week? What?

Season 3 opens with a septuagenarian Dr. Beverly Crusher wasting a bunch of aliens with an assault rifle. This season is better than the earlier ones in the same way a smelly fart is better than shitting your pants.