Eric Stainforth

First season was way better. It knew what it was, and within that framework, It was focused, fun, funny, suspenseful, mysterious, dark, and thrilling. The second season is all over the place and fluffy. It’s not inspired and seems confused about its identity. I feel like I’m watching different types of shows throughout the first four episodes. The mystery is not intriguing, half the jokes don’t land, and the supporting characters all seem flat.

Really enjoyable. Funnier than I expected. I chuckled a lot at the Rohk Tahk(?) character. She was very cute. Stole the show. Honestly though, all the voice acting was great, and music seemed to be really top notch, like the newer trek movies, rather than like the latest trek shows. The characters were all so likeable, and the story was interesting, and full of heart. It really felt sort of like a spiritual successor to Voyager, which was really about bonds, family, love, home, and other “inner space” related themes. It also had a lot of energy from the newer trek movies - some of the excitement. So basically, it was funny, emotional, and fun. Really great show! Hope there’s a lot more.

Not really entertaining. It seems like the main character was just hallucinating, and nothing was really happening, so there was nothing to really be afraid of. Because of that, it wasn’t scary for the second half of the film, and failed as a horror/thriller. I can see that they’re trying to show how men can be jerks, but guess what, spending two hours showing us symbolism about it doesn’t make for an entertaining film. Good luck with this one.