Spoilers Star Trek: Discovery 2x13 - "Such Sweet Sorrow"
- Thread starter Commander Richard
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it was on earlier and is down now on mine too. that is oddSo. Uh. Is this episode not even on the CBS website? I watched on Amazon, but I decided to take a look on the CBS app. I've tried three browsers on four different devices, including a complete clear of my cookies...and the episode simply isn't there. I mean, I'm sure it is there, but this doesn't seem to be specific to a certain browser or machine. I don't get it.It just ends with 2x12.
i was really fond of this episode for a couple reasons: first the emotional interplay felt earned in a way most of the big heartstring tugs this season haven’t. and second, of course i was taken in by the enterprise.
it’s a great set. it’s so cute that the enterprise crew is done up to be a little more 1960s than the discovery crew. but you know what? i think they kind of went a little overboard. and i’m starting to feel like it’s not discovery that doesn’t belong in whatever timeline this show takes place, it’s the enterprise. i actually breathed a sigh of relief when the few scenes aboard the enterprise ended and we were back aboard discovery - where the production design makes sense.
i take this to mean i’ve finally come to accept discovery the ship as a real place. just in time for it to get taken out of time.
if either one of us is right, i hope they revise the enterprise bridge to be a little less camp. georgiou was wrong about the orange, but she clearly didn’t see the jelly bean buttons. ugh.
it’s a great set. it’s so cute that the enterprise crew is done up to be a little more 1960s than the discovery crew. but you know what? i think they kind of went a little overboard. and i’m starting to feel like it’s not discovery that doesn’t belong in whatever timeline this show takes place, it’s the enterprise. i actually breathed a sigh of relief when the few scenes aboard the enterprise ended and we were back aboard discovery - where the production design makes sense.
i take this to mean i’ve finally come to accept discovery the ship as a real place. just in time for it to get taken out of time.
you may very well be correct. but CBS made such a point of announcing anson mount’s departure from the show, i can only take that to be big troll/non-confirmation confirmation of a pike spin-off.
if either one of us is right, i hope they revise the enterprise bridge to be a little less camp. georgiou was wrong about the orange, but she clearly didn’t see the jelly bean buttons. ugh.
Or it was just a testbed and wasn’t built to be a workable ship.The Crossfield probably blew up the first time its Spore Drive was engaged.
i suspect it'll be used as an Academy Training vessel in future.
Or its sitting in Earth Spacedock when a battered Enterprise comes in for repairs after the battle with Reliant.
true. but generally deadline doesn’t print rumors or misinformation, it’s one of the major trade publications in hollywood. if the reporting were inaccurate, CBS would’ve put out a correction. i suspect they wanted the story out there, either because it’s true or because it cutely obfuscates their larger plans.
i mean... you basically just got the vengeance’s little brothers all over the place.
one of my favorite scenes is the goodbye scene that Pike gives.
Where are they going to get navigators? People to tend the mushrooms?
i need an episode where georgiou meets alexander marcus and they fall in love and really get this whole section 31 thing going right.
I could see them getting a Tardigade and getting dna off it. They would have no moral issue getting it.
The Enterprise looked wonderful.
