I personally really enjoy it. It is more heartfelt than I expected.
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This was my feeling on it, too. Way more depth than I first expected. It felt like a spiritual successor to TNG.
I like it, enjoy it for the most part and am glad it exists. But the politics comes off a bit weak and tips sometimes too far towards the self-congratulatory ethno-centrism of bad early 20th century anthropology.
My initial reaction was that it was likely to be Seth Macfarlane's "Galaxy Quest the TV Parody"...but then I watched it, and then it grew on me. I've grown to like it quite a bit.
By season 2, I was also hooked to this show. I wish they would make more seasons!
Love it. It changed a bit, but still dig it.
It’s a good show and I like it.
It was the best trek on TV since Star Trek Enterprise.
But I now also love Star Trek Strange New Worlds.
I hate the design of the ship, the shuttles in season 3 at least look cool. Other than that, it was great show until season 3 when I felt they took too much time for EEEEEEEVERYTHING. This is literally the first show ever where I started skipping through episodes.
What is it these days that series and movies maker seem to think quantity equals quality?