Star Trek - Space: The Final Frontier

[CervixHammer]

They could've just had Cumberbatch play John Harrison, a Section 31 agent gone rogue (or at least that would be the official story until Admiral Robocop starts trying to blow up the Enterprise right in front of Earth), with no connection to Khan. Or maybe S31 could've found Khan, taken blood samples, and illegally enhanced their operatives like Harrison, so they could still have his super-strength or whatever that only Spock could beat.

This would have improved Into Darkness slightly, but they probably still would have had that scene where Scotty flies a shuttle into Space Area 51 and boards the Vengeance without being questioned at all, in addition to a bunch of other dumb shit I try not to remember, so it would still be my least-favorite Star Trek movie (well, tied with the other Section 31 movie). But at least they wouldn't have been able to awkwardly shove Spock yelling "KHAAAAAAAAAAN" in. 0.1 is greater than 0.0, after all.

 

[Captain Syrup]

They could've just had Cumberbatch play John Harrison, a Section 31 agent gone rogue

At this point Section 31 should be disbanded, they almost erased the Kelvinverse like three separate times now with their incompetence. At least on Deep Space Nine they served a purpose. Starfleet was like "it's a little light genocide" because "they're our ghouls and they're keeping the Romulans from fucking our shit up." Bad Robot forgot about the second part. Worse yet, the the heroes seem to have room temperature IQs.

This "flawed and relatable" schtick is just the writers admitting they can't write anyone smarter than your average MMA fan. Disband the writers' room while you're at it.

 

[Ultraman Orb Dark]

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At this point Section 31 should be disbanded, they almost erased the Kelvinverse like three separate times now with their incompetence. At least on Deep Space Nine they served a purpose. Starfleet was like "it's a little light genocide" because "they're our ghouls and they're keeping the Romulans from fucking our shit up." Bad Robot forgot about the second part. Worse yet, the the heroes seem to have room temperature IQs.

This "flawed and relatable" schtick is just the writers admitting they can't write anyone smarter than your average MMA fan. Disband the writers' room while you're at it.

Section 31 is to Star Trek what the Suicide Squad is to DC. Nobody cares about them anymore, but the producers act like fans can't get enough of them.

 

[AmpleApricots]

Some things work better when they're vague and mysterious and sparingly used and will get ruined when there's too much exposition going on. Star Trek did the same to the Borg tbh. But it's not only Star Trek even, it's a thing that happens a lot if writers don't know what to do anymore, because of how tempting it is.