Wouldn't it be great if we meet PU Lorca, and he too turns out to be the same Space Asshole, just with the right federation motives?
Spoilers Star Trek: Discovery 1x13 - "What's Past Is Prologue"
- Thread starter Commander Richard
- Start date
Wouldn't it be great if we meet PU Lorca, and he too turns out to be the same Space Asshole, just with the right federation motives?
I'm hoping
No. He would be too much like MU Lorca's cover personality.
Condescension, the new fragrance from Vulcan.
Which is unfortunate, because she's a divisive Mary Sue character played by a mediocre actress.
But I disagree with what you posted above. Part of the reason Kirk is awesome is he is part of a trinity; Kirk, Spock, Bones.... he isn't 'great' without them. It's the ego/superego/id relationship.
With Burnham, everyone just tells us how great she is.... it's forced. The most unfortunate instance of this was Lorca yesterday. Not only did he go out unceremoniously in a way that destroyed his agency, he went out praising Michael Burnham. It's almost comedic.
Think Jason Isaacs did a hell of a job as an actor. If i read the avarage comments on him 80% don't like him that is what supposed to be happening whit the audience (from the scriptwriters point of view). For sure he will be back probably they go back in time but now 9 monht where they started from. So everything will be solved from Lorca, Burnham, Georgiou etc.
The ship is in a warp bubble. They just have to change the shape/direction of the bubble to change course. They are not traveling in normal space. In normal space, they should not be able to "hang a right", but in subspace/warp bubbles, it could be doable.
ADDED: I saw Amaris's comment saying the same thing after I posted this.
He and Mirror Michael are holed up in a love nest somewhere.
Stop with the Mary-Sue. She's not a Mary-Sue. If you think so, you don't know the definition. A Mary-Sue is when the writer (a fan-fic writer) writes a character (main or not) that represents THEM and can help or solve the problem the main character(s) has. Burnham IS the main character. PERIOD. By definition, she can't be a Mary-Sue
Dear Discovery producers: leave the Star Wars bullshit to the Kelvinverse movies, thank you.
Some cool moments. Too much of a technobabble solution, riding shockwaes and doing all the bullshit cliche TNG/Voyager-style bollocks.
Rest in peace, Gabe Lorca. Trek's best character in a long, long time. Reduced to a one-dimensional villain for his last episode. He doesn't even get a happy ending, all his work was for nothing.
That green sporespeck was Lorca, and he's possessed Tilly.
Last two episodes: Time travel back 9 months to undo the Klingons winning the war.
Rest in peace, Gabe Lorca. Trek's best character in a long, long time. Reduced to a one-dimensional villain for his last episode. He doesn't even get a happy ending, all his work was for nothing.
That green sporespeck was Lorca, and he's possessed Tilly.
Last two episodes: Time travel back 9 months to undo the Klingons winning the war.
On point yet again, @eschaton.
Cardassian Union was a third-rate power and from Federation perspective the whole Cardassian War was a minor border skirmish. Fifth of the Federation ocupiend and third of the Starfleet being destroyed seem kinda huge deal...
Last edited:
I like the Kelvinverse movies as Star Trek - but those folks are really skilled at every aspect of doing these kinds of projects successfully.
I am not doubting the existence of other universes or that these parallel universes can touch each other. But if you destroy the Mycelial Network, you might indeed sever the connection between universes, but I would imagine that life in each universe would still continue. It's the idea that the entire multiverse would simply blink out of existence if the Mycelial Network were destroyed, that's what I question! I guess I am not keen on essentially bringing midochlorians into Star Trek!
Star Trek has always had "midochlorians."
Similar threads
- Poll
- Poll
- Poll
