Spoilers Star Trek: Discovery 2x14 - "Such Sweet Sorrow, Part 2"

[Vger23]

The guys who've spent the last two years screaming that Disco isn't canonical? Yes, this is the sort of thing they've been advocating. There've been people in this forum demanding that a timey-wimey paradox wipe the Disco from existence so we can return to the pristine continuity of TOS.

I still hold firmly to my opinion that the claim of "it's TOS Purists who detest DSC's continuity oddities" is a fallacy. It's, in my admittedly unscientific observation, fans who are used the much more continuous TNG-era shows who take greatest issue.

TOS fans are used to shit changing and not connecting. We don't typically care.

 

[Shon T'Hara]

Ummm...
Especially since all these creative decisions were made LAST YEAR, before any of Season 2 was even shown on TV.

The complaints about continuity started five minutes after "The Vulcan Hello" began. If anyhing, they've calmed down this year.

 

[thribs]

In fairness, you'd probably think anything else they'd come up with would be awful too, so why not?

Not true. I liked the beginning. It just got worse later on.

 

[DaveyNY]

The complaints about continuity started five minutes after "The Vulcan Hello" began. If anyhing, they've calmed down this year.

Yeah, ummm...
Those complaints were also made a year after season one was made and season 2 was pretty much plotted out by then also.

 

[TrickyDickie]

So, Kurtzman says they will face greater problems in Season 3.

Will they have to deal with future Terralysium issues caused by their previous visit....a la the Iotians from TOS?

 

[MvRojo]

Also, I'm guessing they didn't show Disco's destination because they haven't decided what they're going to do yet.

Technically, we know they went to Terralisium.

 

[DaveyNY]

So, Kurtzman says they will face greater problems in Season 3.

Will they have to deal with future Terralysium issues caused by their previous visit....a la the Iotians from TOS?

Burnham's mom spent a lot of time there, I'm not so sure that is where the conflict will come from.
At this point, I think the conflict will come from whatever fate has befallen the Federation by then.

I still think that Craft and his "War" is what the Discovery crew are going to be dropped into.

 

[urbandk]

So, Kurtzman says they will face greater problems in Season 3.

Will they have to deal with future Terralysium issues caused by their previous visit....a la the Iotians from TOS?

That was a weird quote. I mean, dude, what could be bigger than the extinction of all sentient life? The annihilation of the universe?

 

[Vger23]

So, Kurtzman says they will face greater problems in Season 3.

Will they have to deal with future Terralysium issues caused by their previous visit....a la the Iotians from TOS?

I struggle to even comprehend what "bigger problems" they could possibly have after saving the entire multiverse and protecting the future of all sentient life in the Galaxy within the span of 6 months.

 

[thribs]

I guess L’Rell will no longer be chancellor now since Tyler came back from the dead.

 

[Vger23]

That was a weird quote. I mean, dude, what could be bigger than the extinction of all sentient life? The annihilation of the universe?

Wow, I've never been so totally and embarrassingly ninja'd in my entire life.

 

[DaveyNY]

I guess L’Rell will no longer be chancellor now since Tyler came back from the dead.

They'll have to pry her cold, dead, clawed fingers off of whatever council chair she sits in to get rid of her.

 

[wayoung]

I'm wondering if they are going to use Roddenberry's unused plan of a time jump to a post federation universe that got recycled into Hercules in Spa- I mean Andromeda.

 

[DaveyNY]

Wow, I've never been so totally and embarrassingly ninja'd in my entire life.

I always go with great minds think alike, but some of them have slower arthritic fingers.

 

[urbandk]

Burnham's mom spent a lot of time there, I'm not so sure that is where the conflict will come from.
At this point, I think the conflict will come from whatever fate has befallen the Federation by then.

I'm unclear of the setting of the Federation/V'Draysh of Calypso. One question is the shuttle at the end, "recent delivery," "never flown." But it appears to be a 23rd century shuttle. So if the ship is abandoned in the 33rd century, how did that happen?

 

[wayoung]

Wow, I've never been so totally and embarrassingly ninja'd in my entire life.

She has control of the D7's, like Empress Hoshi and the Defiant. She can bang all the klinghums she wants.

 

[Lord Garth]

Burnham's mom spent a lot of time there, I'm not so sure that is where the conflict will come from.
At this point, I think the conflict will come from whatever fate has befallen the Federation by then.

I still think that Craft and his "War" is what the Discovery crew are going to be dropped into.

I get the feeling Gabriel Burnham is living on Terralysium because it's separate from everything. Even in that time.

 

[TrickyDickie]

Die Hard-------> Die Harder

Etc.

There's always the next bigger problem.

That's the nature of Kingdom of Hollywood.

 

[DaveyNY]

I'm unclear of the setting of the Federation/V'Draysh of Calypso. One question is the shuttle at the end, "recent delivery," "never flown." But it appears to be a 23rd century shuttle. So if the ship is abandoned in the 33rd century, how did that happen?

Ah my friend, that is a future tale just itching to be told.
Stay tuned for Season-3 of Star Trek: Discovery!

 

[Lord Garth]

I'm unclear of the setting of the Federation/V'Draysh of Calypso. One question is the shuttle at the end, "recent delivery," "never flown." But it appears to be a 23rd century shuttle. So if the ship is abandoned in the 33rd century, how did that happen?

That might be what the discovery of Season 3 is. Pun intended.