So, I have a story about Star Trek the Animated Series.

My friends and I used to watch it in college, but it was a drinking game. We watched it in Spanish, with no subtitles (and none of us speak Spanish). And there were certain things they said every episode, and everybody drinks when they say it.

"No es logico, capitan"

You’ve had first complete watch of Star Trek, yes. But what about second watch?

Now you can join the rest of us in rewatching it all over and over!

I’m on season 7 of DS9 of my… how many times have I watched this? I’ve lost count. A few days ago I had to watch Tears of the Prophets. Always a sad episode to watch. Voyager is next in my queue.

I've been on a marathon since April. In order I've watched Discovery season 2-4, SNW, TNG, DS9 and am at season 6 of Voyager. I've also broken up Voyager with the first 6 movies.

I did manage a couple of ToS episodes but I honestly find ToS hard to watch.

Voyager is feeling like a slog so it's not background viewing while I work from home and I've switched to The Orville for my evening viewing recently with a plan to watch Babylon 5 after.

I plan to get thru them eventually, I have only completed Enterprise as it was shorter.

I am about 1/4 of the way thru each VOY, TNG & DS9.

I think watching all those hours may actually change your brain wiring. Hopefully for the better.

I couldn't really tolerate the animated show, or Babylon 5. But everything else has passed through these neurons at one time or another. Fortunately, it's been so many years, I sometimes come across an episode I can't remember and it's like getting a new one.

Strange new worlds is amazing. It feels actually true to TOS, without just being nostalgic. I feel like Gene Roddenberry would be so happy to see it, and recognize it as his universe far more than any of the other 21st century trek.

Well done, that's quite a commitment. I watched a lot of trek as it aired, but I've still not quite seen all of TOS or ENT - and I've skipped out on the Kelvin films after 2009.

The most surprising one I think has been Prodigy; I didn't expect it to be as compelling as it ended up being.

Having grown up on TNG, VOY, ENT, and a bit of TOS and DS9, I got back into things with DS9 and TNG on Netflix in loke 2012.

In 2020 started watching Star Trek in the chronological order, I started at the end of February, not knowing it would become my primary pandemic activity.

I have notes in OneNote that I've been meaning to turn into something interesting and shareable, but I haven't found the time.

It's a lot of content. I don't have time for all that, so I rely on people like @ussburritotruck@startrek.website to help fill in my blanks in information with their "Canon Connections" posts :-)

Personally, I've seen all of Discovery, Lower Decks, Prodigy, Strange New Worlds, I saw all of the movies over a really long period of time, and most of TNG. I've seen a handful of TOS and the others, except for TAS, which I've yet to touch at all.