SirIsaacBrock

This series started off a little disjointed but the second seasons seems to have it finding its feet and starting to dive deeper into each character. This show has modern social themes that are inclusive and important to help foster continued acceptance in a world where intolerance seems to becoming increasingly popular. I hope this show continues to grow for many years as it is a pleasure to watch.

I have tried to like this show but with each passing episode it seems more like miniseries then a journey of discovery, or at least I hope it is a miniseries so it will end before ruining Star Trek forever. The graphics are amazing and Michael is a likeable character, but the rest feels forced. I guess I will have to watch Next Generation or Original to get the taste of this show out of my mouth. Sorry for the bad review but it doesn't feel like Star Trek.

Great show to binge watch for Halloween! Interesting villains and heroes. Glad it ended before it became tired and boring like some shows still going.

WTF critics, is your only job to crap on anything that doesn't end mid sentence or have sex scenes mixed with dragons? Seth MacFarlane created another great show to brighten up our little world and keep us entertained an hour at a time. From the thought provoking story of episode 3 to the little accents such as Kermit the Frog being on his desk, Seth and his team has worked tirelessly to ensure that we are kept enthralled from beginning to end with pop culture references and characters I'd like to have a beer with. This show may not have awesome graphics but it sure as Hell makes up for it with heart. I hope this is the beginning of a fantastic lighthearted voyage that puts all those critics that can't help hating dreamers in their places. Bravo Mr. MacFarlane and team, keep up the good work!