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11 hours ago · The argument being made is that the fandom wanted Star Trek to return to the episodic format that the first five series leaned on, and something we saw happen more and more with Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Discovery has not really done this, linking every episode to a central theme, making these episodes far more serial in nature, not episodic.
11 hours ago · Season 2's overarching antagonist had a strangely limited role, yet he still managed to become one of Invincible's most powerful characters.While Angstrom Levy was initially introduced as a pacifist who wanted to help people, his accident led to him becoming a vengeful villain who was desperate to make Mark suffer in every dimension.
11 hours ago · Blowing that one line up into an entire article may seem excessive (although it’s not like the pipeline from “throwaway gag” to “entire episode” is a long one – the premise of “Mummy ...
I would argue the shift you are talking about started in 2004-ish with shows like lost, greys anatomy, and 24. long running myth arcs have been a key part of television for ages, but that is really when network television (thats the lower numbers on your cable setup, NBC,CBS,FOX,ABC) increasingly embraced the notion of television with an expectation that audiences would know the entire season ...
11 hours ago · Often considered one of the worst episodes of "Star Trek," "Spock's Brain" (September 20, 1968) boasted a story wherein a species of low-intelligence aliens infiltrate the U.S.S. Enterprise ...
11 hours ago · After NBC passed on a possible Dwight-centric spinoff, Wilson went on to star on Fox's short-lived Backstrom and has made appearances on Star Trek: Discovery and Mom.
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