What Are You Watching Now
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@rojoloco said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
One has to ask... if a new television series is made, and it doesn't make it to Netflix, did it ever get created?
(If a tree falls in the forest...)
Unless it goes to Hulu, where you get to pay for premium service that still gives you ads. There it will continue being unseen.
Or you can pay even more for no ads. Also, Hulu doesn't have digital surround, so that is my last resort.
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@wrx7m my beef with Hulu started way back when they took over and ruined southparkstudios.com. Suddenly, it's all "powered by Hulu", and when you went to watch an episode, it showed an ad, then blocked the video with the "please disable your adblocker" bs. So no matter what they do or don't offer, Hulu can eat every bag of dicks available.
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Hulu is just tripe. Unable to skip ads while costing more than NF or Prime. 3 minute medicine commercials. Over and over and over again. Every ten minutes.
It is also owned by Comcast Fox NBC.
If you want internet video services to become the wasteland that cable tv is, give hulu money.
Seriously, if it isnt on NF or Prime it doesnt even exist. -
@wrx7m said in What Are You Watching Now:
@rojoloco said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
One has to ask... if a new television series is made, and it doesn't make it to Netflix, did it ever get created?
(If a tree falls in the forest...)
Unless it goes to Hulu, where you get to pay for premium service that still gives you ads. There it will continue being unseen.
Or you can pay even more for no ads. Also, Hulu doesn't have digital surround, so that is my last resort.
It's not a great service. Paying for it at all is bad enough, paying extra is adding insult to injury.
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@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
Well, I watched the first two episodes of Star Trek Destiny - meh.
I agree, the new Klingons are horrible. Who's person in charge of alien design? I'm guessing they have a background in horror films. That all one color black face just made me think of aliens and horror movies in general.
And it horribly doesn't fit the timeline that's already been established Enterprise and TOS - i.e. in TOS, klingons had no head ridges, and in Enterprise, they explained why so many Klingons didn't have head ridges.
So I guess we have a completely new universe to look forward to. Heck this one might not even have Captain Kirk on the Enterprise.
Oh and what about cloaking? Now I can't recall if Klingons had it in Enterprise or not?
I agree. You can't say you are in the same universe as all the TV series and then ignore the cannon that they have established.
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@penguinwrangler said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
Well, I watched the first two episodes of Star Trek Destiny - meh.
I agree, the new Klingons are horrible. Who's person in charge of alien design? I'm guessing they have a background in horror films. That all one color black face just made me think of aliens and horror movies in general.
And it horribly doesn't fit the timeline that's already been established Enterprise and TOS - i.e. in TOS, klingons had no head ridges, and in Enterprise, they explained why so many Klingons didn't have head ridges.
So I guess we have a completely new universe to look forward to. Heck this one might not even have Captain Kirk on the Enterprise.
Oh and what about cloaking? Now I can't recall if Klingons had it in Enterprise or not?
I agree. You can't say you are in the same universe as all the TV series and then ignore the cannon that they have established.
They are joining Star Wars there.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@penguinwrangler said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
Well, I watched the first two episodes of Star Trek Destiny - meh.
I agree, the new Klingons are horrible. Who's person in charge of alien design? I'm guessing they have a background in horror films. That all one color black face just made me think of aliens and horror movies in general.
And it horribly doesn't fit the timeline that's already been established Enterprise and TOS - i.e. in TOS, klingons had no head ridges, and in Enterprise, they explained why so many Klingons didn't have head ridges.
So I guess we have a completely new universe to look forward to. Heck this one might not even have Captain Kirk on the Enterprise.
Oh and what about cloaking? Now I can't recall if Klingons had it in Enterprise or not?
I agree. You can't say you are in the same universe as all the TV series and then ignore the cannon that they have established.
They are joining Star Wars there.
SW:TFA was painful to watch. It was still better than the Star Trek reboot. Not the new TV series, but the one with the characters from TOS.
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@momurda said in What Are You Watching Now:
Hulu is just tripe. Unable to skip ads while costing more than NF or Prime. 3 minute medicine commercials. Over and over and over again. Every ten minutes.
It is also owned by Comcast Fox NBC.
If you want internet video services to become the wasteland that cable tv is, give hulu money.
Seriously, if it isnt on NF or Prime it doesnt even exist.Are there ads in their original content as well? I've never watched an original Hulu show so I don't know.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@penguinwrangler said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
Well, I watched the first two episodes of Star Trek Destiny - meh.
I agree, the new Klingons are horrible. Who's person in charge of alien design? I'm guessing they have a background in horror films. That all one color black face just made me think of aliens and horror movies in general.
And it horribly doesn't fit the timeline that's already been established Enterprise and TOS - i.e. in TOS, klingons had no head ridges, and in Enterprise, they explained why so many Klingons didn't have head ridges.
So I guess we have a completely new universe to look forward to. Heck this one might not even have Captain Kirk on the Enterprise.
Oh and what about cloaking? Now I can't recall if Klingons had it in Enterprise or not?
I agree. You can't say you are in the same universe as all the TV series and then ignore the cannon that they have established.
They are joining Star Wars there.
Eh - where has Star Wars broken canon from a theatrical perspective?
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@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@penguinwrangler said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
Well, I watched the first two episodes of Star Trek Destiny - meh.
I agree, the new Klingons are horrible. Who's person in charge of alien design? I'm guessing they have a background in horror films. That all one color black face just made me think of aliens and horror movies in general.
And it horribly doesn't fit the timeline that's already been established Enterprise and TOS - i.e. in TOS, klingons had no head ridges, and in Enterprise, they explained why so many Klingons didn't have head ridges.
So I guess we have a completely new universe to look forward to. Heck this one might not even have Captain Kirk on the Enterprise.
Oh and what about cloaking? Now I can't recall if Klingons had it in Enterprise or not?
I agree. You can't say you are in the same universe as all the TV series and then ignore the cannon that they have established.
They are joining Star Wars there.
Eh - where has Star Wars broken canon from a theatrical perspective?
The Disney Wars movies break canon and leave the original Star Wars story behind as written.
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@kelly said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@penguinwrangler said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
Well, I watched the first two episodes of Star Trek Destiny - meh.
I agree, the new Klingons are horrible. Who's person in charge of alien design? I'm guessing they have a background in horror films. That all one color black face just made me think of aliens and horror movies in general.
And it horribly doesn't fit the timeline that's already been established Enterprise and TOS - i.e. in TOS, klingons had no head ridges, and in Enterprise, they explained why so many Klingons didn't have head ridges.
So I guess we have a completely new universe to look forward to. Heck this one might not even have Captain Kirk on the Enterprise.
Oh and what about cloaking? Now I can't recall if Klingons had it in Enterprise or not?
I agree. You can't say you are in the same universe as all the TV series and then ignore the cannon that they have established.
They are joining Star Wars there.
SW:TFA was painful to watch. It was still better than the Star Trek reboot. Not the new TV series, but the one with the characters from TOS.
Can't agree there - was the ST reboot great? nah - was it OK/good - sure. though I absolutely hated them destroying Vulcan - which of course created a whole new timeline.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@penguinwrangler said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
Well, I watched the first two episodes of Star Trek Destiny - meh.
I agree, the new Klingons are horrible. Who's person in charge of alien design? I'm guessing they have a background in horror films. That all one color black face just made me think of aliens and horror movies in general.
And it horribly doesn't fit the timeline that's already been established Enterprise and TOS - i.e. in TOS, klingons had no head ridges, and in Enterprise, they explained why so many Klingons didn't have head ridges.
So I guess we have a completely new universe to look forward to. Heck this one might not even have Captain Kirk on the Enterprise.
Oh and what about cloaking? Now I can't recall if Klingons had it in Enterprise or not?
I agree. You can't say you are in the same universe as all the TV series and then ignore the cannon that they have established.
They are joining Star Wars there.
Eh - where has Star Wars broken canon from a theatrical perspective?
The Disney Wars movies break canon and leave the original Star Wars story behind as written.
Example please.
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@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@penguinwrangler said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
Well, I watched the first two episodes of Star Trek Destiny - meh.
I agree, the new Klingons are horrible. Who's person in charge of alien design? I'm guessing they have a background in horror films. That all one color black face just made me think of aliens and horror movies in general.
And it horribly doesn't fit the timeline that's already been established Enterprise and TOS - i.e. in TOS, klingons had no head ridges, and in Enterprise, they explained why so many Klingons didn't have head ridges.
So I guess we have a completely new universe to look forward to. Heck this one might not even have Captain Kirk on the Enterprise.
Oh and what about cloaking? Now I can't recall if Klingons had it in Enterprise or not?
I agree. You can't say you are in the same universe as all the TV series and then ignore the cannon that they have established.
They are joining Star Wars there.
Eh - where has Star Wars broken canon from a theatrical perspective?
The Disney Wars movies break canon and leave the original Star Wars story behind as written.
Example please.
What do you mean? The ENTIRE new Star Wars story completely diverges, in every way, from the 7, 8, and 9 stories. The wrong people are alive, the wrong people are dead, the story isn't even close.
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@scottalanmiller Are you talking about those Timothy Zahn books? Not sure those were ever canon, though they would have made excellent movies to wrap up the story of Empire, Rebellion, Jedi, Sith
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@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
@kelly said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@penguinwrangler said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
Well, I watched the first two episodes of Star Trek Destiny - meh.
I agree, the new Klingons are horrible. Who's person in charge of alien design? I'm guessing they have a background in horror films. That all one color black face just made me think of aliens and horror movies in general.
And it horribly doesn't fit the timeline that's already been established Enterprise and TOS - i.e. in TOS, klingons had no head ridges, and in Enterprise, they explained why so many Klingons didn't have head ridges.
So I guess we have a completely new universe to look forward to. Heck this one might not even have Captain Kirk on the Enterprise.
Oh and what about cloaking? Now I can't recall if Klingons had it in Enterprise or not?
I agree. You can't say you are in the same universe as all the TV series and then ignore the cannon that they have established.
They are joining Star Wars there.
SW:TFA was painful to watch. It was still better than the Star Trek reboot. Not the new TV series, but the one with the characters from TOS.
Can't agree there - was the ST reboot great? nah - was it OK/good - sure. though I absolutely hated them destroying Vulcan - which of course created a whole new timeline.
That's where they forked? I thought it was the very fact that the rogue Romulan ship went back in time and destroyed Kirk's Dad's ship while he was being born. That's a pretty major fork right there.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@penguinwrangler said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
Well, I watched the first two episodes of Star Trek Destiny - meh.
I agree, the new Klingons are horrible. Who's person in charge of alien design? I'm guessing they have a background in horror films. That all one color black face just made me think of aliens and horror movies in general.
And it horribly doesn't fit the timeline that's already been established Enterprise and TOS - i.e. in TOS, klingons had no head ridges, and in Enterprise, they explained why so many Klingons didn't have head ridges.
So I guess we have a completely new universe to look forward to. Heck this one might not even have Captain Kirk on the Enterprise.
Oh and what about cloaking? Now I can't recall if Klingons had it in Enterprise or not?
I agree. You can't say you are in the same universe as all the TV series and then ignore the cannon that they have established.
They are joining Star Wars there.
Eh - where has Star Wars broken canon from a theatrical perspective?
The Disney Wars movies break canon and leave the original Star Wars story behind as written.
Example please.
What do you mean? The ENTIRE new Star Wars story completely diverges, in every way, from the 7, 8, and 9 stories. The wrong people are alive, the wrong people are dead, the story isn't even close.
I see words, but I see no examples. Who's dead in 7 that shouldn't be? who's alive that shouldn't be?
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@nerdydad said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
@kelly said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@penguinwrangler said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
Well, I watched the first two episodes of Star Trek Destiny - meh.
I agree, the new Klingons are horrible. Who's person in charge of alien design? I'm guessing they have a background in horror films. That all one color black face just made me think of aliens and horror movies in general.
And it horribly doesn't fit the timeline that's already been established Enterprise and TOS - i.e. in TOS, klingons had no head ridges, and in Enterprise, they explained why so many Klingons didn't have head ridges.
So I guess we have a completely new universe to look forward to. Heck this one might not even have Captain Kirk on the Enterprise.
Oh and what about cloaking? Now I can't recall if Klingons had it in Enterprise or not?
I agree. You can't say you are in the same universe as all the TV series and then ignore the cannon that they have established.
They are joining Star Wars there.
SW:TFA was painful to watch. It was still better than the Star Trek reboot. Not the new TV series, but the one with the characters from TOS.
Can't agree there - was the ST reboot great? nah - was it OK/good - sure. though I absolutely hated them destroying Vulcan - which of course created a whole new timeline.
That's where they forked? I thought it was the very fact that the rogue Romulan ship went back in time and destroyed Kirk's Dad's ship while he was being born. That's a pretty major fork right there.
LOL - in the grand scheme of things, that was a pretty minor fork - kirk born in space instead of on Earth. OK you're though, that was the first shown fork.
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@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@penguinwrangler said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
Well, I watched the first two episodes of Star Trek Destiny - meh.
I agree, the new Klingons are horrible. Who's person in charge of alien design? I'm guessing they have a background in horror films. That all one color black face just made me think of aliens and horror movies in general.
And it horribly doesn't fit the timeline that's already been established Enterprise and TOS - i.e. in TOS, klingons had no head ridges, and in Enterprise, they explained why so many Klingons didn't have head ridges.
So I guess we have a completely new universe to look forward to. Heck this one might not even have Captain Kirk on the Enterprise.
Oh and what about cloaking? Now I can't recall if Klingons had it in Enterprise or not?
I agree. You can't say you are in the same universe as all the TV series and then ignore the cannon that they have established.
They are joining Star Wars there.
Eh - where has Star Wars broken canon from a theatrical perspective?
The Disney Wars movies break canon and leave the original Star Wars story behind as written.
Example please.
What do you mean? The ENTIRE new Star Wars story completely diverges, in every way, from the 7, 8, and 9 stories. The wrong people are alive, the wrong people are dead, the story isn't even close.
I see words, but I see no examples. Who's dead in 7 that shouldn't be? who's alive that shouldn't be?
Do you not know Star Wars? I'm so confused. Han died, for example. And Correcant (sp) was destroyed. Given that the main story of 7 takes place on a blown up planet, pretty non-canon.
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@nerdydad said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
@kelly said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@penguinwrangler said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
Well, I watched the first two episodes of Star Trek Destiny - meh.
I agree, the new Klingons are horrible. Who's person in charge of alien design? I'm guessing they have a background in horror films. That all one color black face just made me think of aliens and horror movies in general.
And it horribly doesn't fit the timeline that's already been established Enterprise and TOS - i.e. in TOS, klingons had no head ridges, and in Enterprise, they explained why so many Klingons didn't have head ridges.
So I guess we have a completely new universe to look forward to. Heck this one might not even have Captain Kirk on the Enterprise.
Oh and what about cloaking? Now I can't recall if Klingons had it in Enterprise or not?
I agree. You can't say you are in the same universe as all the TV series and then ignore the cannon that they have established.
They are joining Star Wars there.
SW:TFA was painful to watch. It was still better than the Star Trek reboot. Not the new TV series, but the one with the characters from TOS.
Can't agree there - was the ST reboot great? nah - was it OK/good - sure. though I absolutely hated them destroying Vulcan - which of course created a whole new timeline.
That's where they forked? I thought it was the very fact that the rogue Romulan ship went back in time and destroyed Kirk's Dad's ship while he was being born. That's a pretty major fork right there.
It's not a fork, though. Not really. It's an alternative time line created in the same universe. That's the key difference. This is a "Back to the Future" scenario where you have multiple overlapping things going on because time has been altered. They didn't actually fork in a movie sense, it's true to the originals in that they start from the same point and then diverge when time was altered. So as long as you accept their premise of time alteration, there is no fork.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@penguinwrangler said in What Are You Watching Now:
@dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:
Well, I watched the first two episodes of Star Trek Destiny - meh.
I agree, the new Klingons are horrible. Who's person in charge of alien design? I'm guessing they have a background in horror films. That all one color black face just made me think of aliens and horror movies in general.
And it horribly doesn't fit the timeline that's already been established Enterprise and TOS - i.e. in TOS, klingons had no head ridges, and in Enterprise, they explained why so many Klingons didn't have head ridges.
So I guess we have a completely new universe to look forward to. Heck this one might not even have Captain Kirk on the Enterprise.
Oh and what about cloaking? Now I can't recall if Klingons had it in Enterprise or not?
I agree. You can't say you are in the same universe as all the TV series and then ignore the cannon that they have established.
They are joining Star Wars there.
Eh - where has Star Wars broken canon from a theatrical perspective?
The Disney Wars movies break canon and leave the original Star Wars story behind as written.
Example please.
What do you mean? The ENTIRE new Star Wars story completely diverges, in every way, from the 7, 8, and 9 stories. The wrong people are alive, the wrong people are dead, the story isn't even close.
I see words, but I see no examples. Who's dead in 7 that shouldn't be? who's alive that shouldn't be?
Do you not know Star Wars? I'm so confused. Han died, for example. And Correcant (sp) was destroyed. Given that the main story of 7 takes place on a blown up planet, pretty non-canon.
Now you've totally lost me. Han was alive at the end of Episode 6 (Return of the Jedi), and there have been no movies or TV shows about the time period between EP6 and EP7, and there are no movies or TV shows after EP7 currently released that would have shown Han alive, so I don't know what you're talking about.
Now all that said, I'm guessing you're talking about the books. Sure, There is the Legacy Series (as it's now called by Disney, previously called the EU) that had Han Solo alive after this time frame.. but I did limit my comment to canon movies/shows. Which Disney has kept all movies and (as far as I know) TV shows congruent.
And when was Coruscant destroyed? I suppose that could have been in one of the later books, I stopped reading about half way through The Jedi Order series, or even later, but even that would still be congruent because Coruscant would have been around during timeframe of EP7 which is about 28 years ABY.
