That still doesn’t mean it’s an alternate timeline from TOS.
Spoilers Star Trek: Discovery 2x08 - "If Memory Serves"
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That still doesn’t mean it’s an alternate timeline from TOS.
I'm more concerned they were using the non remastered Cage for some of that. It threw me off.
To those who probably haven't seen The Cage, or haven't seen it in a long time, those clips were helpful. This was a sequel to that episode.
IT HAS HAPPENED! I WATCHED IT HAPPEN! I SAW IT HAPPEN! DON'T TELL ME IT DIDN'T HAPPEN!
Hmmmnnn....
It would be really weird if They explain that the Original Series is NOT how things should have looked.
That TOS is an off-shoot time line, that never was supposed to happen the way we saw it.
That would only prove the conspiracy haters right.
Hard pass.
I confess: I didn't recognize her, and I watched ALIAS religiously.
I don’t think they would have done that previously on segment if that were the case.Hmmmnnn....
It would be really weird if They explain that the Original Series is NOT how things should have looked.
That TOS is an off-shoot time line, that never was supposed to happen the way we saw it.
Yep! Me too! I was disappointed when they just transported down to their underground lair!
Yeah, you're probably correct.
CBS offers non remastered TOS on their service. Probably used what they already offer.
I LOVED how they chose that specific insult because it ties into TOS' This Side of Paradise. Kirk uses that slur to anger Spock, and now we see why it works so well!
I just said the same thing in another thread!
Also, it's interesting to note that this is basically the same way nuKirk got to nuSpock in ST'09. To deny that he is capable of love.
KIRK: What is it like not to feel anger or heartbreak or the need to stop at nothing to avenge the death of the woman who gave birth to you?
SPOCK: Back away from me...
KIRK: You feel nothing! It must not even compute for you! You never loved her!
that was a huge missed opportunity on two fronts: the talosians didn’t exactly feel like an organic or even worthwhile inclusion in the story, and burnham’s name calling wasn’t as revolutionary or emotional as the writers wanted it to be. i almost wish the old theory that burnham and spock were romantically involved proved to be correct, at least that would’ve had some weight to it.
the most substance the episode had was the scenes involving pike and vina, but those were brief.
i don’t usually get too bothered by direction, but this week’s distorted lenses, dutch angles, and lighting flares really took me out of the episode. what happened to the crisp, clear direction of earlier in the season?
the most substance the episode had was the scenes involving pike and vina, but those were brief.
i don’t usually get too bothered by direction, but this week’s distorted lenses, dutch angles, and lighting flares really took me out of the episode. what happened to the crisp, clear direction of earlier in the season?
What you read was an illusion.
Now I have illusion, and you have reality.
May you find your way as pleasant.
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