When Saru's ganglia fell off, they should've had him reach down to discover he now had some larger testicles.
Spoilers Star Trek: Discovery 2x06 - "The Sound of Thunder"
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When Saru's ganglia fell off, they should've had him reach down to discover he now had some larger testicles.
but is he leaving the trailer in time to show up next week? that's the question
No they are covered in ooze and seem to be aquatic but they clearly have bodies.
This may sound strange but I am getting more suspicious of the Red Angel not less. Even though He/She seems to be doing good.
gave it a surprised 8. after the Kelpian short trek episode which was rather underwhelming, this was more in the whelming territory and was actually a solid episode.
Any post that uses the word "cucked" makes me roll my eyes and move on.
I don't see anything in your reviews that can be taken seriously either.
From the previews next week but based on your opinin of the show I think you should skip it because you are not going to like it.
Calling Discovery STD is a pretty obvious warning sign too.
9? 9. I have a feeling we'll see more with the Kelpians, sooner rather than later. Not quite sure about Burnham's last line about going to Vulcan. Otherwise, it's good to know at least one civilization can stop believing in lies. I can't really say the same about ours.
This guy complains about male captains being "cucked" by female admirals, and he's telling others to not be so fragile. El-oh-el.
See also-- "SJW", "virtue signaling", "beta male", "white knighting" and a few others.
For the win.
I found this pretty gripping, for the most part. Fell down at the end a bit, but overall I thought it was one of Discovery's better hours.
The stuff with Saru and his sister was well done. The dialogue was sufficiently mannered to seem alien without distancing us from the characters. That's a tough balance. Doug Jones delivered, as usual.
The Ba'ul had a cool look, even if it was a bit OTT evil. I wondered if they were originally kelp creatures that lived in the ocean. I hope we get more explanation about them, including how they developed such advanced technology while being pursued to the brink of extinction by the Kelpians.
I don't get what's going on with Tyler. How is he trusted, even by Section 31, not to be a Klingon spy?
The Red Angel ending was my main disappointment with the spisode. It just felt underwhelming after some fine work building tension.
I really hope the Red Angel isn't a time traveler from the future, but it was nice to get a little concrete information on that plotline.
The stuff with Saru and his sister was well done. The dialogue was sufficiently mannered to seem alien without distancing us from the characters. That's a tough balance. Doug Jones delivered, as usual.
The Ba'ul had a cool look, even if it was a bit OTT evil. I wondered if they were originally kelp creatures that lived in the ocean. I hope we get more explanation about them, including how they developed such advanced technology while being pursued to the brink of extinction by the Kelpians.
I don't get what's going on with Tyler. How is he trusted, even by Section 31, not to be a Klingon spy?
The Red Angel ending was my main disappointment with the spisode. It just felt underwhelming after some fine work building tension.
I really hope the Red Angel isn't a time traveler from the future, but it was nice to get a little concrete information on that plotline.
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It has nothing to do with your hate, but the way you express it. It’s childish and hard to take seriously.
At this point, I don't write reviews that take this cheesy show seriously. Especially after last week's cringe-fest.
If I wrote a review for The Expanse or other sci-fi shows that are written in a more intelligent manner and respect their audience, you'd see the different tone in my review and how I express my views.
Red Angel = Future Guy...duh duh duh da da Boom!
Episode 12 has the same writers/director team as this one and the Short Trek Kelpian mini-episode. So it could be another Saru/Kelpians/Ba'ul episode
Next Season:
Bryce: Captain, there's a distress call from Kaminar. They're requesting help.
Saru: But that's my home planet! The Ba'ul just can't help themselves.
Burnham: Scans show that Ba'ul population has declined... drastically. They're being wiped out!
~~
And we see firsthand why the Prime Directive is important, and why the Red Angel is a jerk.
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