It is! It has crazy small crew for ship of that size.
Spoilers Star Trek: Discovery 1x11 - "The Wolf Inside"
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Lorca doesn't tolerate slackers. He makes 'em work extra hard.
I hope the show resists the fanservicey urge to hereditarily connect a certain two MU Emperors with similar racial background.
I’m curious how MU Spock is XO on the Enterprise if Vulcans are hated.
I’m curious how MU Spock is XO on the Enterprise if Vulcans are hated.
He made himself useful.
It just occurred to me that this is starfleet/federation's first encounter with the Mirror universe since there was no crossover in the ENT episodes. I am surprised that nobody has complained about Kirk not being familiar with MU in Mirror Mirror. I guess it was not required reading at the academy during his time, later on we see that Bashir knew about it.
I suppose that would depend on whether anything was written about the Discovery's foray into the MU that a cadet/average member of Starfleet would have access to.
There will be a single red shirt on duty, so when the power inevitably fails and the two escape they have someone to kill to show how evil and bad they are.I guess Tyler/Voq will now become brig-buddies with L'Rell.And will there ever be a security officer on duty in the brig? Sometimes I think Discovery is operating with just a skeleton crew!
My answer to that is:
1. For a show about identity, the mirror universe can be, and is being in these past two episodes, a brilliant sci-fi tool for exploring that concept.
2. It is a commentary on our contemporary situation. A human government that hates the 'Other'. The feeling that not everything is 'right'. The requirement that you have to be a worse person than you are just to survive. Odds are you've heard someone say "We're in the darkest timeline." in the past year. Then this show goes there. That's important.
In other words, standard Starfleet security procedures. Required training materials at the Academy specify that there has to be at least one redshirt death at each prison break before any interventions can be made.
Not quite as good as last week but still pretty good.
My main issue was why did the medical team leave Stamets propped up in the chamber if they thought he wad dead. Shouldn't he have been taken to the morgue.
There were a few things that seemed a bit stupid to me, but as the cast are so great, and I find it so entertaining I can forgive my nitpicks.
My main issue was why did the medical team leave Stamets propped up in the chamber if they thought he wad dead. Shouldn't he have been taken to the morgue.
There were a few things that seemed a bit stupid to me, but as the cast are so great, and I find it so entertaining I can forgive my nitpicks.
In the Roman Empire many conquered nations were required to serve in the Legions of the Empire.
One of the best parts of the episode was how the writers handled the problem of Stamets being locked up by a force field while the Doc was killed outside the force field. Random power outage before anybody walked in to sick bay and saw the dead Doc. Frickin brilliant.
(Don't starships have redundant power systems?)
(Don't starships have redundant power systems?)
Like I said, I LOVE all the fallout of Michael Burnham having to conform to the ways of this universe, and the psychological and metaphysical toll. I think it's the best thing the show has done so far.
I just think maybe they went there too soon.
The Empire might have thought it useful as a propaganda tool. "See, the Vulcans can be reasonable after all, look at this - the son of one of the most prominent Vulcan rebels has realized the error of his ways".
And Spock may have even provided the Empire with valuable intel regarding what was left of the rebellion - perhaps even enough to enable the Imperial Starfleet to finally squash it once and for all.
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It's a great point. That's how I view it too. Continuity is fun, and so is trying to make stuff fit. But, it's only fun until it's NOT! And, if your driving yourself crazy as a fan trying to make stuff fit (and hating stuff that you can't make fit) then you're doing it wrong!
My thoughts exactly.
Do you know that the poll indicates you voted this episode as a "1- Hated every minute of it?"
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Has anybody speculated yet that if Lorca IS from the MU, He is responsible for killing the MU Michael Burnham?
(she was dispatched to hunt him down afterall)
It might be very convoluted, but a reason as to why he came to the Prime Universe to being with?
The MU already knows the the Prime Universe exists thanks to "ENTERPRISE".
So he went Universe-Hopping to use the PU Burnham to destroy the MU Emperor Georgiou.
<shrug>
(she was dispatched to hunt him down afterall)
It might be very convoluted, but a reason as to why he came to the Prime Universe to being with?
The MU already knows the the Prime Universe exists thanks to "ENTERPRISE".
So he went Universe-Hopping to use the PU Burnham to destroy the MU Emperor Georgiou.
<shrug>
We see the Admiral's flag ship in the Episode 12 preview, it looks like a literal space palace.The Defiant IS the palace.
It's not a literal palace...
It's her ship and symbol of authority. Whoever controls Defiant, controls the Empire.
She didn't say that.
Current theory is the incident is classified with the Spore Drive.
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