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Definitely the most underrated of any Star Trek series. This show broke the Star Trek mold and set off on its own path. It's not like the other series in the franchise, and that's a good thing. Honestly, it's a breath of fresh air in what can be a very stagnant Trekkie universe.

This show is aggressively mediocre, but it is the worst Star Trek series ever written. It's rife with inconsistencies and plot holes. The show obviously runs out of ideas after about two seasons and defaults to spending every other episode on a malfunctioning holodeck. Seriously, if the holodeck programs keep coming to life and trying to kill people, just have the janitor hang a f**king "out of order" sign on the door.

This show is exactly what it's supposed to be, a stupidly offensive bro comedy. It might be the most perfect rude, crude, nasty, disgusting, pointlessly filthy show ever written. No deep thought, no hidden meaning, and no inner reflection. This show is not in touch with its feelings and doesn't care about yours. It is packaged and sold as advertised.

This show makes no sense whatsoever. I always say that you should get your facts straight and embellish as necessary. Same thing with a television show. Any fictional universe needs to lay the ground rules for what can and can't happen in that universe. Sometimes those rules need to be broken, but that requires a reason why and an explanation of how. Lost never does this; it's just anything goes from day one. By the end of the series it seemed like the writers were purposely coming up with the most off the wall **** they could think of in an attempt to screw with the audience.

This show is amazing, and I'd love to give it a 10, but it has trouble delivering on a consistent basis. When the show gets bad, it gets bad, and it will falter for 5 or 6 episodes in a row. However, when the show is good, it's one of the best on television. Overall, I'd recommend it to everyone.

There are too many people trying to compare this to The Walking Dead. The two shows have nothing in common except zombies, and the zombies don't even act the same. This is simply a lighthearted entertaining show that isn't trying to put on airs. The characters are all funny and lovable, every episode has action, and the plot is constantly moving forward. No deep thought, just guns that go bang and zombies that go splat. Like I said, it's entertaining.

The show is a poor substitute for Stephen Colbert. Larry is flat and whiny with no sense of comedic timing. His show is incredibly one dimensional, and that dimension in non-stop race baiting. He's basically an unfunny one trick pony.