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I liked this a lot more than I thought I would. Solid script with believable characters and plot, as long as you accept that it's escapist entertainment and not a documentary.

It's a return to the qualities of summer blockbusters of yore, but also a soothing celebration of the US heartland and American spirit, without any toxic politics spoiling it. It shows that no party or political movement has a monopoly on the Stars and Stripes and leaves you feeling better about the world when the movie ends. It might be corny, but hopefully it'll help people return to the American spirit and ideals, instead of hatred towards those who have different opinions.

Season one and especially two have been pretty disappointing, but season 3 is completely different. Especially with episode 4. This is now the first proper Star Trek sine Voyager ended in 2001. I'm thankful that someone approved the script for season 3. Yes it has its flaws, but damn it this is real Star Trek - something I've sorely missed. Jonathan Frakes shows how good he is as a director again. Several scenes reminded me of First Contact.

I sincerely hope that season 3 is successful enough that we will get more Star Trek like it. This is very corny, but I really feel the world is a better place with Star Trek - as long as they stick to a positive and optimistic message!

Season one and especially two have been pretty disappointing, but this is the first proper Star Trek sine Voyager ended in 2001. I'm thankful that someone approved the script for season 3. Yes it has its flaws, but damn it is real Star Trek - something I've sorely missed. Jonathan Frakes shows how good he is as a director again. Several scenes reminded me of First Contact.

I sincerely hope that season 3 is successful enough that we will get more Star Trek like it. This is very corny, but I really feel the world is a better place with it - as long as they stick to a positive and optimistic message!