TheNerdChaplain t1_jcgtbcs wrote
I enjoyed the first couple seasons of Picard well enough, but this season has been on another level. The pacing is good, nearly every problem that's raised in one episode gets solved the next, and some of the legacy characters are getting better writing in some scenes than they ever got in TNG. The confrontation between Beverly and Picard a couple episodes ago was top notch; I felt like they both had very valid points of view, and revisiting the relationship of Picard and this cameo character was something I didn't know I wanted, as I watched them come to a new understanding of each other. If this is the kind of writing Matalas and his team are doing, I'll watch the show for as long as they'll make it.
SpontyMadness t1_jcgyk7v wrote
Agreed, I thought the first two seasons were dumb, watchable TV starring a bunch of familiar faces. Meanwhile S3 feels like a better continuation and use of legacy characters than anything from the first two.
isaacz321 t1_jcjjsz4 wrote
Ik season 2 was criticized a lot but matalas will always get benefit of doubt from me after 12 monkeys
DMPunk t1_jckue02 wrote
Matalas left season 2 like 3 or 4 episodes in to work on season 3. Akia Goldsman handled the rest of season 2.
reddit_beer_map t1_jcp575a wrote
and wouldn't you know it, that was about when the quality took a nosedive straight to the bottom of the Mariana Trench.
I'm glad that Akiva Goldsman seems like he's gonna be busy with the I Am Legend sequel for a while.
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