Discovery is the only Star Trek besides Enterprise that I really got to like and now love. I can sit and watch Discovery easy where other series I have to put myself into the right mood to watch if that makes sense.
Spoilers Star Trek: Discovery 2x11 - "Perpetual Infinity"
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We've seen a possible future. There is no indication Control beat the Borg. Heck, Control may have never confronted the Borg if it was needed for its creation.
Same.
I don't know. They way they've been talking, it looks like the Picard series is going to be one PC clusterf*%*.
I'm not being facetious or anything, but may I ask what you mean by that? Honest question.
especially as i really doubt that patrick stewart was in any way a driving force behind the 80/90s' pc-fest 
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I really hope you're right. If there is one thing I need in my life it is Jean-Luc Picard elequently telling all the internet alt-right crybabies where they can shove it.
Certainly you know that Sir Patrick is a card-carrying bleeding-heart liberal, which is just one more reason to love him.
i'm european - to me he's a slightly conservative centrist
obama was to the right of merkel, and she's supossed to be conservative
bernie sanders would be called a right wing social democrat with the word union tattooed on his forehead here
Because of the casting rumors or...what?
That's basically the way I'm looking at it.
In the alternate future glimpses we got of the 2390s and early 25th century in the Berman Era the uniforms changed and Starfleet technology had also begun a rapid transformation, right down to the warp scale being recalibrated yet again so that a starship could actually travel safely at Warp 15.
Even if this were no longer Rick Berman's Trek I'd expect some significant changes to the way Starfleet and the Federation look 20 years after the events of NEM. If there are a lot of recognizable designs that'd be awesome but I'm not going to expect a visual rehash of the 25th century sequences of "Endgame, Parts I and II(VOY)."
Even if this were no longer Rick Berman's Trek I'd expect some significant changes to the way Starfleet and the Federation look 20 years after the events of NEM. If there are a lot of recognizable designs that'd be awesome but I'm not going to expect a visual rehash of the 25th century sequences of "Endgame, Parts I and II(VOY)."
Then you and I will disagree on this point. I do not believe Star Trek has done enough to justify its existence post-Abrams Trek.
I don't think Chabon would have gone into this without a good plan. I'm really looking forward to this, and as with Calypso. I'm expecting nothing but to be surprised (and Calypso most will agree, was a surprise)
Most Trek after TNG has been kinda crap. (Still better than Stargåte.)
Excuse me, how he could be better? To ignore specialists? To hear his own inner voice only, like Lorca did? Pike made his own decision to delete Sphera's data and after that invited his officers to discuss a solution because he is not a scientist and not a philosopher. Of course warlord like Lorca (oh yes, I like him!) would act more firmly... but he doesn't care about losses. Captain tries to keep his crew safe as it possible.
By the way, captain Pike is only one who didn't forget the goal of the mission: find out the origin of the red signals. I suppose this information is a key.
Lorca seemed to keep his initial losses low during the war (not counting Prime Lorca's loss of Buran. Lorca's highest ranking loss was probably Ellen "I'll be waiting for you in stupid-people-heaven, Connolly." Landry, but again, it wasn't a fault of his own. Lorca seems to view his crew more like investments and assets vs people he cares about, with one certain exception, but that just means he protects them in a different way.
Pike does tend to allow chaos in the bridge and if he kept that lack of discipline up, eventually it would cause damage to his ship, in my opinion. He is a very different captain from others we've seen. Talking back to other previously shown starfleet captains would have been a very bad idea. Not saying he's a bad captain, just different.
But was not the Klingon war that almost destroyed great part of the fleet IIRC on the final of the S1???? ... how is this possibly???
Even 200 ships is a big number for a large range fleet... and we only see the Discovery nearby....
7000 ships on Starfleet?? ...some numbers doesn't fit for me.
Now... I've started to feel boring with the all S31 thriller on the show... please go back to blodly explore strange new worlds and new civilizations, where no one has gone before.
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