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Thanks for visiting! This week's Q&You're a fan of Star Trek - do you also own a set of Star Trek toys? Are you hoping they get made in 3D? Are there any toy characters or games that you really dig? Share below. By now many of you probably heard our review of the new Star Trek movie, which is not without its fair share of ups and downs. Inevitably, we had numerous calls and e-mails asking more details on what you didn't like about it. Here's what we'll share this week - if the idea of another Trek movie makes you queasy, please put down the keyboard and go watch something else. We've got lots of Star Trek reviews to catch you up.

Now, the bad stuff. First, yes, the big cast of stars is just as bad (and some more ridiculous than others) as in other recent Star Trek movies. But the problems start from the beginning. We'll be starting with the pre-production period where actors are auditioning for the part of Picard. And since that character has existed as an established character for all but the first two episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, it's a bit of a shock to see his creator Jean-Luc Picard, now played by Captain Jean-Luc Louversin in the film, trying so hard to prove he is not the guy he always was. For a variety of reasons, we'll get into, it only further highlights Picard as the character, as opposed to the man.

The casting of DeForest Kelley was no surprise, having cast him as the Doctor's recurring companion, Spock. His performance as McCoy in that show is second to none. Kelley plays McCoy as the character, which is much better than playing McCoy as the actor who played the character in Dr. Dementia for a time. Kelley brings energy and charisma to McCoy and makes the character his own. We can't remember watching an episode in which Picard was the last character on Earth not to wear a shirt. As the captain of the Enterprise (a role in which Kelley never played), you might expect a uniform, but for most of the film McCoy says, Do I have to take a bath?

Where is YouTube TV settings?

YouTube TV settings are a great place to control your TV experience with YouTube TV.

This includes changing channel layout, video quality, and selecting from different DVR storage options. Here's how you access them.

YouTube TV Home Settings. YouTube TV home settings are located in the top right corner of the screen. From here, you can adjust video quality, channel layout, and add new channels.

Video Quality. YouTube TV offers a range of video quality options to make sure you're getting the best viewing experience possible. The quality of your TV depends on your connection, so select one that works best for you.

You can select from low, medium, high, or ultra HD quality. You can also change to 480p, 720p, 1080p, or 2160p.

Channel Layout. Channel layout is a unique feature that makes it easy to scroll through your available channels. By default, YouTube TV shows your live channels first. You can change the order to show your popular channels first, or simply leave it as is.

The live channel list displays the channels you're watching right now, so you can easily see what's on right now. You can view all your channels with the All Channels button, or sort the channels by genre with the Genre Channels button.

To quickly change your channel layout, select the Edit Channel Layout button in the top right corner. Add Channels. YouTube TV offers a variety of options for you to add channels to your lineup. With these, you'll be able to sign up for an offer or purchase channel bundles, as well as add more channels on demand.

Sign Up for YouTube TV. Go to YouTube TV.com and click Sign Up. You'll then be redirected to the YouTube TV sign-up page.

Choose which channels you want to add with the Channels list. Select Add Channels. When you're ready, click Add Channels and you'll be able to select which channels you want to add. You'll be shown a list of YouTube TV channels that you can select and add to your lineup.

If you have any trouble adding channels, visit our help article for additional information. Choose YouTube TV. Once you've selected the channels you want to add to your lineup, click on Add Channels. Your channels will appear in the Add Channels list.