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As the title suggests, this was unexpected. I was a big doubter off the show due to the trailer, but after relenting, I watched the first episode. Then the second, and third, etc.

Unlike other Klutzman "Trek-ish" shows from CBS, this show is made by people who care about canon and continuity. Each episode gets better as the season goes on, becoming more and more like Star Trek. The humor is what you are expecting, but can be quite good at times when made with good timing. The world and ship designs, voice acting, and music is excellent, capturing a TNG era which gives the show great presence. This makes me wonder, how is it an animated comedy can be more Trek than a show with a knighted legendary actor, costing a few billion dollars per episode?!?

Overall this was an excellent start with some kinks to iron out, but I am definitely anticipating season 2, and ready to flaunt Lower Decks in the face of STD and Picard.

I have been working my way through the ST catalogue and came across this gem. I really didn't know what to expect and was almost going to skip it, glad I didn't.

While this is a parody show and pokes fun at Star Trek and the lesser thought of aspects of the Federation it takes itself serious enough that it ends up being pretty good Star Trek, a funny comedy, decent sci fi.

It's not well rounded, meaning it's really aimed at adults and fans of Star Trek. If you haven't watched ST before there will be tons of small jokes and events that won't make much sense so in that case it's better to have watched at least some Star Trek. Probably at least OG Star Trek, The Next Generation up to Voyager and you will get a lot of the gags and references in this show.

Looking forward to more seasons!

... By mediocre scores or disgruntled purists pining for a canon that was shattered before the original series even ended it's first run. Star Trek has always been escapist fun with an added layer of social awareness. It never became "woke" - it was "woke" back when we called "woke" people hippies and it never changed (with the notably shameful exception of S01 of TNG). It's enjoyable, Trek flavoured comedy with added in-jokes for nerds. The older (and nerdier) you are, the more of those in-jokes will hit home. As a 50 year old, lifelong Sci-fi fan I really enjoyed the 1st episode and look forward to more.

Following the adventures of the backbone crew of a Starship...

Those expecting Lower Decks to echo 1973's Star Trek the animated series may be left feeling like Gene Roddenberry Holodeck ghost. In terms of tone this animated vision of Star Trek is reminiscent of The Orville, Futurama with a mix of Rick and Morty. It's sharp, fast paced and above all entertaining.

Thankfully, with plenty of in-jokes it never leaves the Star Trek universe, firmly set in the Star Trek world of TOS, TNG, DS9 and Voyager etc showing that if anyone can and should be parodying Star Trek it's, er, Star Trek. Lower Decks is wacky, funny, refreshing and outlandish.

With a cast of excellent voice actors the character are humorously and likably brought to life and for obvious reasons Tawny Newsome's Mariner is a sure instant fan favourite. Notable are Jerry O'Connell as Freeman and Noël Well's Tendi to name a few.

While no doubt many fans prefer a live action serious series and rightly so, but so long as they are running this wonderful animated incarnation in conjunction with the usual traditional style series this is Praxis shockwave gold.

Overall, once you buy into the style, it's plain Starship sailing, recommend.

This is a great show with some beautiful animation that somehow manages to get me invested in every character even minor ones. It started a bit mediocre and too hyper with the first 2 episodes but after that it's only improved with season 2 on average being even better than the 1st one.

Season 2 episode 9 Wej Duj I would count among my top 10 favourite episodes of all of Star Trek.

What's with all those uptight reviews?? This is my first review, I always read reviews first and I was bummed that this one was receiving so many bad ones! But this show is so good and I had a blast watching it! I also love other Star Trek but why can't there be a funny sci-fi about the lower ranked people?, those people saying this is the death of Star Trek need to check into a senior citizen facility or try to loosen up. Two different types of Star Trek can exist at once, I for one like that they are expanding the franchise and I hope this show gets many many seasons!

It's literally as much Star Trek as you can possibly get per second... it's hilarious and reminds me a lot of Rick and Morty in so many ways. The comedy mixed with the seriousness of Star Trek is so brilliant.. this isn't a kids cartoon, it's for mature audiences. I'm not good at reviewing but felt I had to express my love for this show and the itch that it scratches after watching TNG, DSN, and Voyager several times over the years I felt like I needed more Trek. I watched strange new worlds and fell in love with that show as well. While waiting for more SNW, I decided to binge lower decks and the four main lower deckers are just delightful.. not to mention the actual commanders of the ship are separate main characters that become more and more meshed with the lower deckers and vise versa as the show unfolds... seriously genius and deserves a watch by any Trek fan... There is also a fandom inside the show of all the characters we admire and it's so relatable and funny when the main characters make almost 4th wall breaking jokes. Such a fun show with so much more than I could have imagined.

I thoroughly enjoy this series! It's not 100% Star Trek, like the same style writing, or seriousness, or anything like that, but Star Trek is the foundation and follows the ships and lower ranking officers who are generally in the background. Then add the same style of episodes and humor of Futurama, and TADA! You have Star Trek: Lower Decks. I hope this series keeps going!

Don't know what all the harsh reviews are about. After reading them I was expecting absolute rubbish but thought I would give it a go. It's not fantastic but but it is enjoyable. Its obviously having a bit of fun around star trek and it's an animation so what would you expect? I would actually consider it better than the Orville which after a few episodes became too melodramatic, I can't see that happening here.

A 'tongue in cheek' cartoon version of Star Trek that is awesome. They trek their way around space with lots of weird and wonderful experiences. Love how the opening sequence "grows" with each episode. Fun to look back to the first episode to compare the changes. The lead actors play semi believable characters with great personalities. Lots of guest appearances from previous versions of star trek which helps tie in cartoon and real life performances. And lower decks even makes a guest appearance in Strange New World... Probably my favourite show of all . Highly recommend... Can't wait for season 5.

I didn't care for it at first, but it grew on me by the finale of the first season.

Star Trek series tend to be centred on important characters aboard important vessels... but not this one. The ship is the USS Cerritos, which gets sent on relatively minor missions and the protagonists are lower deck crew who aren't important enough to be told what is going on. Ensign Beckett Mariner, who is capable but has no desire for promotion and can be insubordinate; Ensign Brad Boimler is keen to follow every rule and dreams of promotion; Ensign D'Vana Tendi, is an Orion recently transferred to the ship; and Ensign Samanthan Rutherford is an engineer with cybernetic implants. Throughout the series we see them getting into a number of adventures as well as their mundane jobs.

I wasn't too sure about this series but having enjoyed most Star Trek series ever since I was introduced to the original series as a child... while this is quite different it is a lot of fun. Unlike other series this one is definitely aiming for laughs. I found myself chuckling at most episodes and occasionally bursting into proper laughter. The series is very much based in the Star Trek universe and plays with familiar tropes; successfully subverting to provide the humour. The characters are fun to watch, especially Mariner. While the main characters are lower deck ensigns we do get to see the senior staff as secondary characters; they are quite fun too. I'm not sure why so many complain of political correctness; it is certainly no more so than other Star Trek series... which have always been fairly diverse. Overall I'd definitely recommend this to fans of Star Trek who want a laugh.

After the god-awful writing of Picard... And the garbage fire that is Discovery...

Lower Decks is actually pretty decent!

Not perfect by any means - but most of the jokes are written by someone who has at-least watched all of the older Trek - and some of the more serious episodes, honestly wouldn't look out of place compared to a season of TNG, DS9 or Voyager. (I can't think of higher praise than that!) Mike McMahan has succeeded where so many fail - he is obviously knowledgeable, and does a good job of respecting the canon, and having some fun with it!

In my humble opinion - it's worth a watch.

ST:D helped lower my expectations for Star Trek, but nothing could have prepared me for this dumpster fire.

This is a show that's trying to be something it shouldn't be, for an audience that doesn't exist.

It seems like some trekkies will just never be pleased because they have this idealized Star Trek in their heads that can't actually be recreated. Just have fun with it, man. Give the show a chance to develop. Can you imagine if TNG had been judged on the entire first season, even? Loosen up.

If you don't enjoy this show, you have forgotten how to have fun. Is it serious? No. Is it funny? Yes. Are there great Star Trek references? Yes. Is it cheesy? Yes. Does it live up to the standards of a great Star Trek show? YES!

The characters are great. The writing is funny and quick witted. It takes existing ideas and presents them from a great new perspective adding a new dynamic to the universe. It is the perfect addition to an IP that is, frankly, floundering to find itself.

Go in with an open mind and enjoy the frivolity!

When this show first came out, I watched the opener, and I was, frankly, disappointed. I didn't watch any more of the first season because I just had no interest whatsoever.

However, a few years later, I decided to finally give it a second chance. I still struggled to get through the first season, until I reached the final three episodes. The show turned from a terrible knockoff into something amazing. I binge watched the next two seasons to catch up, and I became a massive fan.

After the first season, the show kept getting better, each and every episode. Yes, there are some hiccups, but the character arcs, the stories, the references, the animation, and everything else was always worth watching those for.

This show does not get a 10 because everything was perfect, it gets a 10 because it was life-changing for me. In the modern Star Trek era, many say the franchise is becoming unfaithful to its fanbase, but that is not true in this show. This show is the most Star Trek Star Trek show in the whole franchise. For the greatest trekkies, every episode will put a massive smile on your face.

Now, after watching the finale, I don't regret the choice I made to give this a second chance. If you were like me, turned away with the opening episodes, please give this series another chance. It will be so much better than you can possibly imagine.

Lower Decks! Lower Decks!

Wow. So harsh with the reviews. I've been a Trek fan for 25 years and I think this show is brilliant. There are plenty of other series to watch if you're not into the humor, but can't we have a little variety?

To comment on two themes I see in other reviews: this series is rated TV-14, so of course, it's not for young kids. And I'm not sure why fans who want all Star Trek shows to highlight social, moral, ethical and dramatic themes would even watch this. You know this show isn't for you. It's okay that this show isn't for you - be well and live your life. For reference, I'm 45 and watched all of TNG, all the movies, and Picard. I like this show because it's a funny, zany cartoon with Star Trek themes. Period. Life is hard - if you want to laugh at a Star Trek cartoon, then watch this. If you want to critique a cartoon that dares to be part of Star Trek, then skip it because this isn't for you...and that's okay!

Decent first episode, I enjoyed it, I do hope it picks up a bit more as it goes on, I know folk will say "it's not Star Trek" and maybe it isn't in the traditional sense but it's just a fun silly show and what's wrong with that? It won't be too everyone's taste, but hey everyone's different!

Star trek is evolving, get over it. The so called fandom slating everything new are probably the same people who slated TNG in the early days. Get over yourselves and move with the times. The fact this rating is so low is a travesty. The series is funny, filled with Easter eggs and nods to the series but not too trekie to scare off a new generation of star trek fans. Ignore the haters and watch for yourself.

I really wish they would renew lower decks beyond season 5, or that another streaming service would sponsor it. Lower decks is my favorite of the new Trek, followed by strange new worlds. Adult animation is in right now, and lower decks does everything right. The writers are clearly Trek fans who've seen all the previous series and episodes, and the references they've made are spot on! I'd love to see more of the world building they've started in lower decks, and I love how they focus on small and large events in Star Fleet and in the lives of other species. I especially love all the guest stars they have on the show (thank you lower decks for finally addressing the forever ensign). Here's to hoping season 5 isn't the end of lower decks!

Think of the 93-year history of television. That's probably something north of 23,000 shows aired. And know, considering all that, that Tawny Newsome has, as Ensign Mariner in Star Trek: Lower Decks, voiced the most annoying character in television history. I'm sure, if she happened to read this, she would be proud to hear that. In the YouTuber age, the level of loud, rapid-fire manic inanity that you can reach is your metric for success.

Still, Lower Decks has some pluses. These days, as a Star Trek fan, you hold on to whatever tiny little sliver of whatever microscopic feeling of Trek the producers deign to keep in these new Star Trek shows, and this one actually captures the vibe of TNG pretty well. And considering that TNG is the very best of Trek, this serves Lower Decks well.

Most Importantly, the show succeeds where all good Trek shows must: in its portrayal of humanity, and the lessons it must learn as it continues to explore both its own potential and the realms of outer space.

This episode has heart. Both literally and figuratively .

I'm a casual fan, I've seen some of TNG, and those movies, as well as most if not all of the more recent explody/lens flare ones so I have a very rudimentary knowledge of Trekdom, and even I'm not impressed. Only 1.333 episodes in, and I must say I'm underwhelmed with the humor. The writers seem to think one reference equals one joke, so a million references must equal a million jokes. Also, the Rick and Morty style animation really doesn't do it for me except for Rick and Morty itself, and that's due to the writing and humor that OVERCOMES the failings of its hideous art style. Perhaps my expectations were too high, but to be honest, it had a pretty low bar to hurdle and it still managed to stumble.