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Dear Lemmy, why Star Trek??
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this post was submitted on 18 Dec 2023
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It was relatively episodic, but still had storylines that spanned episodes/seasons. To me, you could say the same thing about other series
"Lost was just bad... I even went to IMDb, picked the very highest ranked episodes..."(s4e5). (Replace Lost with Breaking Bad, would anyone recommend watching season 5 episode 14?)
I'm not sure many tv shows would live up to that metric, maybe Bluey/paw patrol/other kids shows.
Well I'm not gonna spend that much time on it now am I
No one is asking you to?