"Move Along Home" begs to differ. "Threshold". "Spock's Brain." "A Night in Sickbay". "Code of Honor". Etc.
Spoilers Star Trek: Discovery 1x04 - "The Butcher's Knife Cares Not for the Lamb's Cry"
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"Move Along Home" begs to differ. "Threshold". "Spock's Brain." "A Night in Sickbay". "Code of Honor". Etc.
Yeah, that was a great episode. It also had Precious Cargo, which is certainly in my bottom 5 worst hours of Trek. I think only Spock's Brain and Profit and Lace are worse.
Brain?
My review this week is short and sweet. WOW. 9/10
Whaaaaat? The Klingon scenes alone drag that down to at least a 7.
I did enjoy the look of the tardigrade, hence I have it a 2 and not a 1. I've been a fan of extremophiles for 15 years now
Next, they'll add a giant rotifer to their spore garden!
And after Mercer was warned not to cross the time-lines, too.
That's s right. Seth MacFarlane showed up in both of the Klingon Augment arc episodes. At the time, though, he was nowhere near as well-known and recognizable as he is now.
I've always felt ENT season 2 got a bad rap. I think it's only problem was it was too much like Voyager - and I don't mean in terms of quality but scope.
In fact, it's always been season 3 that inevitably kills the show for me. And, in fact, there are several episodes there that I haven't seen since their initial run.
In fact, it's always been season 3 that inevitably kills the show for me. And, in fact, there are several episodes there that I haven't seen since their initial run.
New episodes always generate excitement. I see it over at the big Doctor Who forum -- every ep gets mostly 8s, 9s and 10s. Time eventually makes the necessary adjustments, and you can't begrudge fans being fans of the show they're ranking.
The best part of the ep for me was Lorca piping the distress call throughout the ship. That was stone cold!
Ripper killed the crew of the Glenn, by driving into the radiation wall on purpose becuase of the pain it felt from being stuck in a bridal.
They need to figure out super morphine to keep Ripper happy while figuratively slicing it's brain with razor blades.
The thread about Landry and Lorca doing it is about to take a dark turn, if they only start hooking up post mortem.
They need to figure out super morphine to keep Ripper happy while figuratively slicing it's brain with razor blades.
The thread about Landry and Lorca doing it is about to take a dark turn, if they only start hooking up post mortem.
I feel like Picard would hate Lorca, but Sisko would think he's amazing.
Season 3 is overrated. At its best, it felt like a cheap knockoff of DS9. Except they didn't bother even thinking things through in the writing room (just it "Xindi weapon" and "Xindi homeworld"? Really? ). And the level in which it was a season long arc was oversold because about 2/3rds of it had nothing to do with the greater arc except that the Enterprise was wandering around in the Delphic Expanse looking for the McGuffin.
Then again why the hell is a ship named Enterprise about the only vessel available whenever something enormous and threatening to the very existence of life on Earth shows up to attack this planet? Starfleet has some of the most lax defensive perimeter planning I've ever seen.
yeah, that defense vs the Borg at Saturn was pathetic.
All the more reason to love him.
'Bounty' was another 'classic' from that season...
Dean Stockwell, Peter Weller...I'm sure there's more. All of the shows were big on guest stars.
And Kirk would purse his lips, nod in approval and then glance over to subtly flirt with Burnham.
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Not from me. I disliked the first two episodes, thought the third was good, and think the fourth is good. Tastes vary, certainly, but if I didn't like it, I'd say so.
And the Tardigrade.
My favourite Elon musk quote is "I want to die on Mars, just not on impact"
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