Unification (1)

[laughs] Uh, I, this weekend, uh, was just, kinda had an unusual amount of free time.

Instead of using it productively, I watched Star Trek: The Next Generation, Unification.

I have been slowly re-watching Star Treks since 2014.

I, I remember talking about discovering Star Trek: Voyager because of an autoplay trailer on Netflix, like, in 2014 on Chord Killers.

Um, and, uh, I, I made it all the way through Voyager.

I made it all the way through Deep Space Nine.

I made it all the way through the original series and through the animation, uh, that we watched on The Full Experience, and, uh, am, have been in the middle of watching Star Trek: The Next Generation, and the next one up this weekend for me was Unification.

And I was like, "Oh, right, this is the one with Leonard Nimoy, and that's kind of fun." But I remember it being a little slow and thinking like, "Well, it's fun to see Spock, but it's not the same." I loved it.

No, it's above disaster.

I mean, like, disaster is technically not necessary.

[laughs] Uh, but if Unification is only necessary because it's Leonard Nimoy's performance, that would be lower than Redemption and all that, so it's-

Well, and, uh, b- again, I personally enjoy watching Romulans make complete asses of themselves.

[laughs] Be, be just c- comically incompetent villains.