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Not only are you wrong, you are completely off base on what this show is. Let me go through what happens/what's the message of each episode: -Pilot: Establishes friendship between Boimler and Mariner (who takes it upon herself to be his mentor) -Ep. 2: Mariner purposely makes a fool out of...

B and C plots as the main plots, with a comedic twist.

Maybe it's just me, but characters being dumbasses is less of a problem than the script being written by dumbasses. Nothing is more infuriating than when the story has the protagonists bumble their way through, not due to their own flaws and lack of knowledge, but because the writers were either...

So... you're just going to ignore all the absurd bullshit the actual series did (just as an example, 99.9999% of Ferengi episodes), and shit on a work that leans into the absurd bullshit because it is not SERIOUS BUSINESS? Hell, at worst, the level of plotting we're going to get is going to be...

The people going REEEEE were more numerous on SB, plus it's not like clicking a link and looking at the thread will kill you. There's no cancer rays coming out of SB.

If you're still having doubts about Lower Decks, check out these excerpts from the book the showrunner did before this: https://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/bullethead-reads-excerpts-from-the-prequel-to-star-trek-lower-decks.868168/

Nah, this show could only exist if you love Star Trek, like Galaxy Quest and The Orville. Like, the thing about CBS Trek is that it leans toward having its head up its own ass about being serious business, and not letting itself acknowledge how goofy the situations and stories are. But then...

Don't know, honestly. I'm pretty sure they were already in post-production when Michael Chabon somehow talked the Niven estate into that one-liner in Picard, so I kinda doubt it for this season, but maybe they'll do one next season or further in the future.

They've got one of those in development too. But if you're worried about this show, buy the book (or check it out from the public library) by the showrunner: Warped: An Engaging Guide to the Never-Aired 8th Season (Star Trek: The Next Generation) The content of this book is probably going to...

Honestly, I'm looking forward to this one, since the showrunner did a whole book about a fictional season of TNG in this style, and Trek in general needs to acknowledge how absurd its bullshit is. I might even ask SFDebris to review the pilot.