I really enjoy the insights given by the various guests. Really brings out some more back story that we don’t always get to see on the screen. Frustrating that the host kept interrupting his guests. Also, when we began listening, we had no idea it was an R-rated podcast. The complete unnecessary and constant swearing is discouraging to hear from learned individuals. Perfectly good adjectives and adverbs in the English language that could be used. It’s just lazy speaking. So, unfortunately, not for family listening.
Nice to have an outlet for the architects of the show to talk about their creative process. That is, when the host does not interrupt or take up all the airtime with elongated rambling prologues to his questions. Don’t expect any of the discussion to rise above pure fan boy gushing, though, or raise any critical points. and that is a missed opportunity to have a more in depth exploration. There are also unneeded f-bombs that I am sure they feel they need to use to assert and validate their creative bona fides, but sound paradoxically strident and insecure.
Enjoyable podcast that brings in great behind the scenes and on-screen actors to flesh things out in a different way than the Ready Room (which I also like). Great for a morning commute
I thoroughly enjoyed the first episode of Star Trek Picard and this behind the scenes conversation with the producers and Sir Patrick. This first episode provided insight into the process of developing the story for Star Trek Picard as well as how Patrick Stewart approached bringing Jean Luc Picard back. I’m excited for more of the series and many more conversations like this. #llap 🖖🏽
