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Ah yes, this makes sense -- she's made a successful Hollywood career making "male fantasy" movies, climbing the ladder that way for decades, all so she could suddenly pull the ole switcheroo and finally have her revenge on men!  Can't believe I never saw this before.
 
Have you ever considered maybe you're the one that has the issues and not Kathleen Kennedy, someone you don't even know and that you're projecting your feelings towards women onto her?
 

My go at ROTS.  I really like how this one came out.
 

My go at ROTS.  I really like how this one came out.
 

I've finally completed the set of Star Wars cover!
 
Here are the version without any text:
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Here's a second post for the one with the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack label:
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ah yes, this makes sense -- she's made a successful Hollywood career making "male fantasy" movies, climbing the ladder that way for decades, all so she could suddenly pull the ole switcheroo and finally have her revenge on men!  Can't believe I never saw this before.
 
Have you ever considered maybe you're the one that has the issues and not Kathleen Kennedy, someone you don't even know and that you're projecting your feelings towards women onto her?
 

Ah yes, this makes sense -- she's made a successful Hollywood career making "male fantasy" movies, climbing the ladder that way for decades, all so she could suddenly pull the ole switcheroo and finally have her revenge on men!  Can't believe I never saw this before.
 
Have you ever considered maybe you're the one that has the issues and not Kathleen Kennedy, someone you don't even know and that you're projecting your feelings towards women onto her?
 

Ah yes, this makes sense -- she's made a successful Hollywood career making "male fantasy" movies, climbing the ladder that way for decades, all so she could suddenly pull the ole switcheroo and finally have her revenge on men!  Can't believe I never saw this before.
 
Have you ever considered maybe you're the one that has the issues and not Kathleen Kennedy, someone you don't even know and that you're projecting your feelings towards women onto her?
 

Ah yes, this makes sense -- she's made a successful Hollywood career making "male fantasy" movies, climbing the ladder that way for decades, all so she could suddenly pull the ole switcheroo and finally have her revenge on men!  Can't believe I never saw this before.
 
Have you ever considered maybe you're the one that has the issues and not Kathleen Kennedy, someone you don't even know and that you're projecting your feelings towards women onto her?
 

I did some album covers based on the design @tintacle created.  I'm planning on doing the remainder of the prequels and the sequels as well.

My go at ROTS.  I really like how this one came out.
 

My go at ROTS.  I really like how this one came out.
 

My go at ROTS.  I really like how this one came out.
 

I mostly liked Afterlife.
 
 

I did some album covers based on the design @tintacle created.  I'm planning on doing the remainder of the prequels and the sequels as well.

I did some album covers based on the design @tintacle created.  I'm planning on doing the remainder of the prequels and the sequels as well.

I did some album covers based on the design @tintacle created.  I'm planning on doing the remainder of the prequels and the sequels as well.

I don't think temp-tracking is inherently evil, it's how the director handles it afterward, and some do a much worse job than others.
 
And by 'worse' I mean forcing the composer to closely follow it and denying them their creative input. I'm going to charitably assume that not all directors do that.

I did some album covers based on the design @tintacle created.  I'm planning on doing the remainder of the prequels and the sequels as well.

It would be a step in the right direction.  It makes me wonder if Matalas had been given more time, a bigger budget, and the means to produce this outside of Kurtzman's production company what it would have looked like.  It's clear the guy has the passion and interest for Star Trek that has been sorely lacking in these newer shows outside of Lower Decks.
 
Matalas and Seth McFarlane being in charge of the franchise would be an even bigger step in the right direction.
 
  
 
I'm with you.  People are so normalized to these newer shows being terrible that any whiff of what the franchise used to be is getting them excited.

Sorry, my bad. 

I do recall saying the words "can we please bin Kurtzman" which you would know since you quoted that very post. I can have that sentiment while also wanting McFarlane far away from Trek.

It would be a step in the right direction.  It makes me wonder if Matalas had been given more time, a bigger budget, and the means to produce this outside of Kurtzman's production company what it would have looked like.  It's clear the guy has the passion and interest for Star Trek that has been sorely lacking in these newer shows outside of Lower Decks.
 
Matalas and Seth McFarlane being in charge of the franchise would be an even bigger step in the right direction.
 
  
 
I'm with you.  People are so normalized to these newer shows being terrible that any whiff of what the franchise used to be is getting them excited.

And this is why mystery box Star Trek is bad.  A promising start with the withholding of mysterious character information ("what's going on with Jack?"), a meandering middle ("Wow, can't believe they really haven't told us what's going on with Jack by now"), and the eventual unfulfilling payoffs to the mystery box set ups.
 
You would rather have Kurtzman over him?  I think the worst of the Orville is more watchable than what most of these new shows offer.

Finally decided to give in and check out Picard season 3...
 
I don't get the hype. I gave up half way through the 3rd episode. It's the same old miserable, depressing story with a cliche laughing villain on a Nemesis style evil looking pointy ship with the same old Kurtzman style mystery box plot with a planet destroying super-weapon... And I'm so sick of all the ships being pitch black inside!

The Orville is the true continuation of Trek. Self-contained episodes that explore interesting moral questions in a fun and optimistic way. And they actually explore strange new world, and they seek out new life! etc. And the ships have actual lights turned on inside!
 
I'm officially done with Trek. I was sucked back in by hearing good things, but nope, I don't see it. I'll stick to classic Trek.