He could be lying. Maybe he thought "Damn! They figured that out too!"
Spoilers Star Trek: Discovery 1x12 - "Vaulting Ambition"
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He could be lying. Maybe he thought "Damn! They figured that out too!"
Engineers with phaser rifles, who all appear to be junior members of the Lou Ferigno appreciation society.
Nah I'm pretty sure they were a part of a Section 31 idea that many speculated that Fuller was angling at. That concept likely disappeared when he did, and the black badges along with it.
It would not usually ruin my enjoyment, but I do appreciate it if they portray it correctly. It starts to bother me if the sense of scale and time is completely out of whack like in JJ Star Trek, and Star Wars.
Nope. but you were not the only one who got confused. They edited this poorly.
Until they got it 100% operational (with the Tartigrade at first) the "Spore Drive" tech was so classified, only the small group of Engineers of the ship directly working with it were the ones who knew exactly what it was - the rest of the crew were just informed they were doing new propulsion experiments and the 'Black Alert' protocol.I still have yet to understand what was up with the the black badge crewmembers. They were shown once and never seen again. That has to be explained or I'm certain to go into a rage about it.
The Black Badge security were there to keep non-essential crew out/away from the Spore Dive components and engineering spaces involved in operating it..
That's why it was edited that way, to show that OUR Stamets woke up, but in the wrong place! It was intentional. He opened his eyes and said "it worked" as in, his boyfriends advice to "wake up" worked just as he said it would. It won't take him long to figure out what's happened.
Mirror Stamets is on Discovery.
I never got that impression at all. I thought it was just Mirror Stamets waking up on his own ship.
Nope. That's not what happened.
"He did it", referring to Stamets Prime. It is odd how they have the scenes flipped but still.
Engineers with phaser rifles, who all appear to be junior members of the Lou Ferigno appreciation society.
Nah I'm pretty sure they were a part of a Section 31 idea that many speculated that Fuller was angling at. That concept likely disappeared when he did, and the black badges along with it.
If this is true, I'm eternally grateful that Fuller left when he did.
He said "he [Prime Stamets] did it". Then he ran off, out of his lab on the Emperor's ship, to let someone know the USS Discovery has a functioning spore drive--thus making it a target.
Really going to make me watch a bunch of commercials to prove you wrong, huh? Hang on...
Mirror Stamets said:
He said it twice.
We have seen zero cannibalism in Discovery. [/pedant]
Engineers with phaser rifles, who all appear to be junior members of the Lou Ferigno appreciation society.
Nah I'm pretty sure they were a part of a Section 31 idea that many speculated that Fuller was angling at. That concept likely disappeared when he did, and the black badges along with it.
No real consensus here, but a creative effort by each of you. Hopefully there is some sort of clarity directly from the show rather than just forgetting that it ever happened.
I dunno if Voyager ever made it explicit whether the Hirogen ate their prey for that matter.
Ok, you win. Could you go back and check if he said "It worked"?Really going to make me watch a bunch of commercials to prove you wrong, huh? Hang on...
He said it twice.
J/K
But I can still hear him saying it in my head.
They mostly just threw them in a vat of toxic "dip" to retrieve their bones, nice and clean, but it wasn't Hirogen who ate poor Tosk.
Even if that were true, it's still not cannibalism.
