There’s also the strangeness with the water which was so important it made the previews. Also summarily dropped.
Lots of writer and hence idea turnover here.
Spoilers Star Trek: Discovery 1x12 - "Vaulting Ambition"
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There’s also the strangeness with the water which was so important it made the previews. Also summarily dropped.
Lots of writer and hence idea turnover here.
What if Prime Lorca's still alive and maybe incarcerated on the ISS Charon?
Maybe he'll get freed and takes over command of the Discovery.
The same could apply to Prime Landry, who could also appear.
Maybe he'll get freed and takes over command of the Discovery.
The same could apply to Prime Landry, who could also appear.
That sounds a little silly. In that case they would think they imprisoned MU Lorca already.
With Empress Georgiou knowing about the Prime Universe through the Defiant, she may have already been aware of the different quantum signatures.
That means she could have known the Lorca she had captured wasn't "her" Lorca.
That means she could have known the Lorca she had captured wasn't "her" Lorca.
Water was a thing with the tardigrade, though. It desiccated, shedding water, when unhappy - then somehow regained the water when happy again. Tying the droplets to that should be easy enough. That is, it's the sort of vague strangeness that I like in my Trek.
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Yep. I generally avoid reading these threads simply because I want to enjoy the show more. I knew everything that was going to happen in Game of Thrones because of the same lol
That's backstory from the episodes "The Tholian Web" in the original series and "In a Mirror, Darkly" in Enterprise if you want to check them out. They're stand alone, you don't need to see the rest of the series' to understand what's going on.
Well after all the fan complaints about the Klingons, obviously they're listening to what the people have to say and
sorry. couldn't keep a straight face.
Yup. Realized that last night on a rewatch. Oops.
Just had a thought last night:
That tribble on Lorca's desk. _Also_ from the Mirror Universe?
Reason for theory? Tribble likely had multiple chances to react to Tyler/Voq and didn't. Also, demonstrated lack of appetite because it was sitting on that desk *across from a bowl of fortune cookies* and didn't devour even one that we noticed.
That tribble on Lorca's desk. _Also_ from the Mirror Universe?
Reason for theory? Tribble likely had multiple chances to react to Tyler/Voq and didn't. Also, demonstrated lack of appetite because it was sitting on that desk *across from a bowl of fortune cookies* and didn't devour even one that we noticed.
That Tribble is dead
I took it as part of his escape plan. He wanted the guy to turn up the juice so he could fake the heart attack and get out. He could handle the increase due to the painkiller Burnham gave him.
There could have been protected backups. Archer probably was too slow on the uptake to delete them.
He probably just put them in the recycle bin. After all, we all know which operating system would win out in the MU....
I'll still take Woody Allen over Adolph Hitler any day. The needs of the many, etc...
I keep wondering whether it would have been easier to put Voq's mind inside Tyler's already human body. Less dramatic, maybe.
Original Lorca died in the USS Buran and Evil Lorca took his place. Go Evil Lorca Go.
Add to that list Lorca's weird “menagerie” where he dissected all sorts of lifeforms in order to weaponize what he finds for a war he really doesn't have a part in. A lot of aspects of the show really only seems to have been incorporated for shock value or to throw random stuff at the audience with no real intention to paying it off later on.
