On a show dependent on so many nameless background extras...
What?
On a show dependent on so many nameless background extras...
What?
I think he means they use a lot of extras in the show. Which is pretty cool and harkens back to S1 TOS.What?
Laland had just finished telling Burnham he felt he bore at least some responsibility for her parents' deaths. Granted, Leland might have been blaming himself up a bit too much about that, but I don't blame Burnham for reacting to the news the way she did.
Maybe once she thinks about it she would be more forgiving of Leland's relative carelessness in not considering that the Klingons could track the crystal. However, in that moment when he told her, I find it quite plausible that she would be upset enough to punch him.
People in the background of various scenes, used to give things like corridors and other areas the appearance of being busy.
No sure how that makes the show is 'dependent', however, on corridors seeming busy.
It was noted in the TOS S1 "Mudd;s Women" computer voice readout:A suspended smuggling sentence and counterfeiting is a far cry from being a anti-social psychopathic killer.
The problem with the Reddit repost was, that while humorous, it's supposition would have been duly noted on Mudd's record. We can plainly see it is not.
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MUDD: It can't, darling. It can't. Just what's on the record.
COMPUTER: Offense record. Smuggling. Sentence suspended. Transport of stolen goods. Purchase of space vessel with counterfeit currency. Sentences, psychiatric treatment, effectiveness disputed.
KIRK: Mister Mudd, you're charged with galaxy travel without a flight plan, without an identification beam, and failure to answer a starship's signal, thus effecting a menace to navigation.
MUDD: What? My tiny ship in this immense galaxy a menace to navigation?
Plus, now we know it is in fact not Michael, there's no way that the Angel should have known about what they were doing; so it working is apparently now either a complete fluke, or the entire story is a predestination paradox and events played out exactly like this anyway, and there is no 'first time through' the timeline, which is quite a different presentation to Trek's usual take on time travel.
Because it had to, because it was future Michael, that was the logic they used. That logic only works if it's actually Michael, so the fact that it wasn't blew a huge hole in the (already stupid) plan. The fact it still worked was basically a fluke.They stated outright that the Red Angel appears to show up when Michael is in mortal danger and will die without Red Angel intervention.
They were half right. And yes it was a stupid plan. Weakest part of an otherwise good/great episode.Because it had too, because it was future Michael, that was the logic they used. That logic only works if it's actually Michael, so the fact that it wasn't blew a huge hole in the (already stupid) plan. The fact it still worked was basically a fluke.
Well, remember the Angel appeared to young Spock and it told him where Michael was, in time for him to tell his parents and save her.Because it had to, because it was future Michael, that was the logic they used. That logic only works if it's actually Michael, so the fact that it wasn't blew a huge hole in the (already stupid) plan. The fact it still worked was basically a fluke.
Well, remember the Angel appeared to young Spock and it told him where Michael was, in time for him to tell his parents and save her.
So (IMO) the 'logic problem' actually is: The Angel could have appeared to either Pike or Spock (out of the area of the trap) and either closed the hangar door herself, or basically communicated a message that said, "Hey, SAVE MICHEAL NOW!...Close the Hangar!" again outside of the generators and 'trap' they set up...
But for reason related to 'plot', this time decided to enter the trap.
Yeah, my favorite is TOS S2 - "The Doomsday Machine" in that, you mean to tell me a Photon Torpedo (which they never EVEN attempt to use in the episode once) warhead (which is supposedly Antimatter-based) can't be set to deliver an explosion equal to 97.835 megatons (or larger) - and fired directly into the Doomsday Machines maw from a distance?...Like much of Star Trek, don't look too closely or it kills the illusion/story.![]()
That indeed would have been a much more logical plan.Before the Red Angel showed up and was revealed to be Mama Burnham, watching everybody trying to figure out how to trap the RA (when it was thought it was Michael) I was disappointed they didn't try the old Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure's Ted's Dad's lost keys trick. If future Michael is indeed past Michael's future, then future Michael knows that Discovery is looking for her. Therefore, all past Michael has to do is come up with a meeting place where her future self can meet up with Discovery, state that when she becomes future Red Angel she'll meet them there, take Discovery there, then RA Michael would be there!
Yeah, my favorite is TOS S2 - "The Doomsday Machine" in that, you mean to tell me a Photon Torpedo (which they never EVEN attempt to use in the episode once) warhead (which is supposedly Antimatter-based) can't be set to deliver an explosion equal to 97.835 megatons (or larger) - and fired directly into the Doomsday Machines maw from a distance?...
No Kirk has to pilot the damaged Constellation into it as the ONLY way...![]()
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