Reviews

There's a saying about music: sounds good, is good. I wish more people could apply this philosophy to TV and Movies. Picard is a great Star Trek show, and I believe that because it feels great to watch it. This season was just as good as the last and this finale was wonderful. Read some reviews complaining about scientific accuracy and realism? Dudes, it's Star Trek. How are we not all getting what this is by now? Anyway, regardless of all that, the finale wrapped up well. We get a very touching farewell to Q and young Mr. Crusher is back! He's old now though. Interested to see where that's going with Kore Soong. Speaking of Soongs, I guess Doc Soong goes on to create that pesky genetically engineered human known as KHAAAAAANN! Agnes getting stuck as a borg queen is kind of a bummer when you think that this all happened just to give JL some closure on his mom's suicide. But then it turns out it's also to save the entire quadrant from destruction, so yeah fair trade! As if all that wasn't enough for one finale, now the borg are searching for the race that's building the trans-warp network because they're the real big threat and maybe the borg are joining the federation? Wild. Oh and my favorite Romulan Ninja is back from the dead. Can't wait for next season.

LOTS of hate on this finale. I don't get it. This is how Dexter had to end. Dead. It's how it should've ended the first time. I've read 2 reviews complaining that it's out of character for him to kill the coach/deputy. Well, he didn't kill him. It was an ACCIDENT! Also, Dexter has killed good people to save himself. Don't get caught. He finally comes to terms with the fact that he's a bad person, and all the pain inflicted on everyone he cared for is because of him. Of course he had to die. I think Harrison was maybe not the best choice to do it, though it was poetic and the impact of the finale line in the letter was heavy. Might have made more sense to have Angela kill him. Anyway, I'm happy they finally ended Dexter the only way it makes sense. By ending Dexter.

But I am positive you can't continue to walk around and talk with half your brain missing. Dude is still talking and singing with one tiny chunk left in his head? I know what this show is, I get it, but this is just too far. Absolutely stupid.

Great concept and mostly done well, but Charles and Jan's date doesn't work. Having no dialogue in those scenes feels forced and not believable. Everything else is great! Everyone in every other scene is deaf or sneaking around so it's fantastic. Should've left the date for another episode.

I'm sorry, but every single one star review here was written by an absolute idiot. If you are even slightly intelligent you should be able to understand the concept of this show, and you might like it. It's clever, but not so clever that it should go over so many heads. They really nail the style for the parody sitcom part, and the contrasting darkness of Allison's reality is also done really well. If you're not a complete moron give it a shot.

Second episode in a row centered around the Merlin device and I've lost count on how many alternate universe/dimension episodes we've had at this point. Nice to see General Hammond again though.

So, if the end part when he re-joins SG1 was all in Daniel's head then why do we still see Jack and Sam and Teal'c after Daniel leaves them through the Stargate? This episode was a mess, and it's pretty disappointing that after everything Sha're is killed. Pretty crappy way to end that for Daniel's character.

Another review here is griping about lack of subtlety in an animaniacs cartoon. JFC, my eyes just rolled into my lower intestines. Also, if you think subtlety is what's going to get a message supporting sanity across to gun loving "patriotic" tRump cult members, I just can't even.

This is basically the ending of Six Feet Under, but if it were written by 4th graders. Seriously, take out the vampires, and it's exactly the same. Also, Six Feet Under ended 15 years ago, and the hair and makeup used to age people in that episode looks light-years ahead of what they did to Sam here. Episode 19 makes a better ending. Shoulda just let them retire and live out their lives after saving the world from Chuck. This ending was just embarrassing.

If Issac and Amae had that Jeep thing, why didn't they just drive the heck outta there in it? Instead he just uses it as a distraction so they can update their robot and try to fly the ship over? Makes zero sense.

So, kid gets bullied and turns violent because of it. Audrey's solution is to bully him until his head literally explodes? They don't even try to help the troubled kid like they do with every other troubled person. Pretty F'd up.