I wish I could unsee it …
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I actually had forgotten that.


Everything has to be so over the top, it's so cliched. More asteroids. More idiotic drone ships that make no sense. More wreckage for us to EVA through. Over 400 ships on screen for the Picard finale. zzzzzzzzz.
Supposedly, this was one of Kurtzman's various "canon fixing" initiatives for Disco's second season in which he felt the need to explain why the Crossfield class is double the size of a Constitution class, but only a fraction of the crew (130 for the Crossfield class, 400 for the Constitution class). So his solution was that on the Crossfield class, all the habitable areas are on the ship's perimeter, with the rest of the ship being a giant hollow space in which the rollercoaster turbolift is housed.
A quality production would have figured out the size and crew compliment of the Discovery before commiting the design to an episode, rather than trying to come up with some convoluted fix for it afterwards.
That explains more than a few things about DSC. Kewl factor to wow people who think that kind of imagery is awesome and rad.
That's exactly it. How else do you explain the Section 31 space battle and things like having those drones and shuttles fly around Burnham like a protective cocoon.

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