Spoilers Star Trek: Discovery 2x07 - "Light and Shadows"
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I hope they make the Talosians short. Vians should be tall, Talosians should be short.
It's the best way to hide something.
A personal aside, for whatever reason the episode was show without commercials tonight for me even though I don't pay for the commercial-free plan.
And Spock's shuttle disappeared in the... Mutara sector? That's a region of space that will become important to Spock's history in the future.
And Spock's shuttle disappeared in the... Mutara sector? That's a region of space that will become important to Spock's history in the future.
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Yeah, they should seriously have those. This is one of the things CGI and improved make-up technology would be perfect for.
The coordinates for Talos IV are from Memory-Beta, but I'm not sure where they got them from, the paragraph has 4 sources. The page hasn't been edited since 2017.
https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Talos_IV
https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Talos_IV
Probably star charts.The coordinates for Talos IV are from Memory-Beta, but I'm not sure where they got them from, the paragraph has 4 sources. The page hasn't been edited since 2017.
https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Talos_IV
Gave it a six. A bit of a weak one.
The Tyler/Pike conflict felt a bit underdeveloped.
Eschaton was right, we still haven't met Spock yet.
Sarek is a shitty dad. TNG's Unification kinda cemented this idea, and this episode puts a waterproof coating on that idea.
Section 31 are the keystone cops of the future: they have a lockdown but leave the shuttlebay doors open.
The temporal mechanics in this episode are similar to the ones from "We'll always have Paris", one of the weakest episodes dealing with time travel/temporal distortions: Which one's the real Data? They're all the real Data! But this one is the realist Data, so we'll let him do the thing to fix time.
I hope Airiam starts sounding like Corey Buton.
The Talosians: And you thought you hated the new Klingons.
That aside, let's hope next week is much better.
The Tyler/Pike conflict felt a bit underdeveloped.
Eschaton was right, we still haven't met Spock yet.
Sarek is a shitty dad. TNG's Unification kinda cemented this idea, and this episode puts a waterproof coating on that idea.
Section 31 are the keystone cops of the future: they have a lockdown but leave the shuttlebay doors open.
The temporal mechanics in this episode are similar to the ones from "We'll always have Paris", one of the weakest episodes dealing with time travel/temporal distortions: Which one's the real Data? They're all the real Data! But this one is the realist Data, so we'll let him do the thing to fix time.
I hope Airiam starts sounding like Corey Buton.
The Talosians: And you thought you hated the new Klingons.
That aside, let's hope next week is much better.
Hopefully they look better in the episode, but the trailer makes their heads look like walnut shells, especially with that big line down the middle.
That's who it is! It was driving me crazy – I knew they reminded me of something, but I couldn't place it at all.
Could be wrong, but I don't think the book's grids are labelled.
These are a lot closer then the Klingons were.
Good thing the Talosians are here to help.
Uh-oh! Vina strongly recommends against their help.
Delta Rays are a bitch.
It wasn’t that bad. Just a bit boring.
This is the first time we've seen it raining on Vulcan. It does make sense that there are areas of the planet that aren't an arid desert and supports plant life. After all, if the planet completely lacked water and vegetation, no one would be able to survive there.
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