Kia Farnhill

Put simply, it's a bad TV B movie. The direction is awful, the script wooden. From the very start I was questioning what I was watching, quickly followed by the question why. I'm not wasting anymore time on this. Whoever holds the reigns over Star Trek's future needs to give their head a wobble: this is an abomination.

I'll come straight out with it, Lashana Lynch is irritating, wooden and unconvincing. It's so frustrating because I'm enjoying everything else about it (even though it's a tad comic book silly). I'm left wondering, was it the intention to leave audiences rooting for the villain of the piece, hoping the thoroughly unlikeable wannabe 'hero' gets her comeuppance?

Great performances and riveting drama. Top notch Supplemental: Series 2 dies not dissapoint either! Superb. I hope there's another, pretty please.

With a premise to lampoon Trump, "Space Force" fails utterly. Too gentle, too nice, at times painfully saccharin and whimsical. It lacks the cutting edge it so needed. Space Force as coined by Trump is a symbol of ineptitude obfuscating poison orchestrated by career obsessed sycophants. If the tyranny was played out by these innocent buffoons perhaps they'd have found some shred of conscience by now and stopped the rot. I believe it lacks objectiveness. Perhaps if a British writer, an Iannucci or Gervais, had tackled this they could have given it the teeth it so dearly deserved. We shall never know. On the positive, Malkovich always intrigues. I don't know why he's here but it relieves the pain.