Feels like more people that never watched it complained about it.
Andrew1990M on
That just feels like a literally impossible number.
Wild_Bill1226 on
It’s not the star fleet academy we wanted. Set it after Picard, during Picard or any captain. Set in in an era we know.
ElasticPlatypus on
As someone who doesn’t have any stake in this franchise, it felt like a wild misstep to try to “Stranger Things” Star Trek and cater to a kids audience. Star Trek always felt like a thing you’re supposed to discover in your late teens/early 20s
ChuckGreenwald on
what went wrong
RedHeadedSicilian52 on
RLM broke this story, lol
Patutula on
Who was this for?
Partsking on
Junk
thedeuce75 on
I have to believe that at least 25% of them are coma ward patients that have no ability to choose what plays next of the Roku.
switch8000 on
Perhaps they should have advertised it…
mdavis360 on
Doubt. The source for this is a Youtuber saying “Trust me bro”
Edit: Jesus Christ, the OP’s comment history….
fitzysbuna on
I am proudly one of them ! glad its cancelled !
Dementionblender on
For as loud and intimidating the internet mob is, there is still a vast silent majority you only hear from when the stats and financials are disclosed.
bipolarrant on
It would be interesting to research how many people didn’t watch it because it a Paramount/CBS franchise.
pootsforever on
lol. Love the guys, but RLM is not a reputable source.
BilderbergerMeister on
It’s most popular demographic is people died with the TV on.
No-Badger-7377 on
It was absolute shitty writing. Not the fucking politics, woke bullshit, or mad IP fans. Shit writing, like everything Kutzman touches. Andy Weir was absolutely correct, it was shit, like Discovery.
NKD_WA on
I love this absurd take from the article…
>If Mike’s numbers are correct, not only does it mean that *Starfleet Academy* is one of the most colossal failures in the history of streaming, **it also means that most of the show’s defenders are bots.**
Wouldn’t that also mean that most of the shows critics are bots? Or is there a tacit admission there that people are critiquing it without having watched even the premiere episode? Either way, it’s a bit of a self-snitch.
fkrmds on
it’s almost like they made it specifically for 0.00000000001% of the global population and that’s exactly who watched it.
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Feels like more people that never watched it complained about it.
That just feels like a literally impossible number.
It’s not the star fleet academy we wanted. Set it after Picard, during Picard or any captain. Set in in an era we know.
As someone who doesn’t have any stake in this franchise, it felt like a wild misstep to try to “Stranger Things” Star Trek and cater to a kids audience. Star Trek always felt like a thing you’re supposed to discover in your late teens/early 20s
what went wrong
RLM broke this story, lol
Who was this for?
Junk
I have to believe that at least 25% of them are coma ward patients that have no ability to choose what plays next of the Roku.
Perhaps they should have advertised it…
Doubt. The source for this is a Youtuber saying “Trust me bro”
Edit: Jesus Christ, the OP’s comment history….
I am proudly one of them ! glad its cancelled !
For as loud and intimidating the internet mob is, there is still a vast silent majority you only hear from when the stats and financials are disclosed.
It would be interesting to research how many people didn’t watch it because it a Paramount/CBS franchise.
lol. Love the guys, but RLM is not a reputable source.
It’s most popular demographic is people died with the TV on.
It was absolute shitty writing. Not the fucking politics, woke bullshit, or mad IP fans. Shit writing, like everything Kutzman touches. Andy Weir was absolutely correct, it was shit, like Discovery.
I love this absurd take from the article…
>If Mike’s numbers are correct, not only does it mean that *Starfleet Academy* is one of the most colossal failures in the history of streaming, **it also means that most of the show’s defenders are bots.**
Wouldn’t that also mean that most of the shows critics are bots? Or is there a tacit admission there that people are critiquing it without having watched even the premiere episode? Either way, it’s a bit of a self-snitch.
it’s almost like they made it specifically for 0.00000000001% of the global population and that’s exactly who watched it.
what’s the problem?