Star Trek’s Best Era Of TV Shows, According To Rotten Tomatoes

Of course, there are many changing factors here. For example, Rotten Tomatoes officially published officially until 2000, and did not become a major cultural group until around 2003 or 2004. For example, “Strange New Worlds” has 87 reviews, while the “Star Trek: The Animated series” (finished third, 94%with approval rating) is only 18. Many of the newer exhibitions are also based on their few periods, and are not that series of general trial. The 90s exhibitions were evaluated as a whole, while “Strange New Worlds” was perhaps evaluated in five periods.

“Star Trek: Next Generation” was fourth in the RT list with a 91%approval rating, while “Deep Space Nine” “almost tied” lower covers “with 91%approval, only less reviews.

Strange, less attractive Nu-Trek performances such as “Star Trek: Discovery” and “Star Trek: Picard” still attracted a lot of positive response, at least originally. The “Picard” approval rating is 89%, which brings it to #7, while “disco”, the first Nu-Trek series, is 84 in 84. These exhibitions are controversial, and /The movie has spread why they don’t work very well. Behind them came the original 1966 “Star Trek” series, which boasts only 80%approval. However, it is based on 42 reviews, some of them are vintage.

At the bottom of the list is “Star Trek: Voyager” (76%) #10 and finally #11, “Star Trek: Enterprise” (56%).

Nu-Trek exhibitions can collect here: on average, they have 91.8%approval. Fans of two original exhibitions may take comfort that their average is 87%, but the 90s hiking fans have been injured to learn that their four show an average of 78.75%.