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Story lines aside, that's the largest collection of wooden actors assembled.

Posted by free.ranger on February 24, 2018 at 07:46:42:
And ST series are know for wood, so to speak. All except maybe the original. As a rule, any television featuring Scott Bakula is furniture-grade.
Pulling in a close second is the Voyager series with Mulgrew and company. Yikes.

But focusing on the settings/story lines, the worst sci-fi is still better than most of anything else. It naturally carries more imagination; makes brains stretch a little.