Noice! That admiral is not as commanding a presence as I'd like, but maybe that's by design.Speaking of the sneak peek here it is:
Burnham's line about "we can't restore the Federation until we know the cause of the Burn" is just awful. I'm hoping it's a red herring rather than her being right.
It was an awful disaster...that happened over a century ago. All of the sudden there's tremendous urgency in solving it because Discovery is there?
Love that admiral. He just the no-nonsense type I like.Speaking of the sneak peek here it is:
I guess The Beatles still aren't a thing then...Burnham is a mega genius, she saved the Federation in Season 1, saved the galaxy in Season 2 and is now gonna save it again in Season 3! She has already made the astute observation that people know a piece of music and that is unusual.
Who?I guess The Beatles still aren't a thing then...
Burnham is a mega genius, she saved the Federation in Season 1, saved the galaxy in Season 2 and is now gonna save it again in Season 3! She has already made the astute observation that people know a piece of music and that is unusual.
Yeah, the nuBSG musical plot device made my eyes roll. Wouldn't other people notice if a certain melody is popular? I hear Beethoven's 5th everywhere, in all sorts of music, and most people can identify these kinds of patterns.
I really liked Saru's approach to healing and growing the Federation as reminiscent of historical dark-age patterns, much more an evolutionary explanation than the great healer of the universe explanation. It's got a weird messianic quality, like everyone was just twiddling their thumbs in ignorance and waiting until Michael Burnham descended upon them.
That has not been my impression thus far, though I can kind of understand the point of view. The presentation of Earth and the Federation is that they have adapted to new living conditions and have been more focused on survival and maintenance than full on investigation. The admiral seems very calculated in his use of resources.like everyone was just twiddling their thumbs in ignorance and waiting until Michael Burnham descended upon them.
Says the guy with the NuKirk avatar.Burnham is a mega genius, she saved the Federation in Season 1, saved the galaxy in Season 2 and is now gonna save it again in Season 3! She has already made the astute observation that people know a piece of music and that is unusual.
That has not been my impression thus far, though I can kind of understand the point of view. The presentation of Earth and the Federation is that they have adapted to new living conditions and have been more focused on survival and maintenance than full on investigation. The admiral seems very calculated in his use of resources.
I'm hoping it was a red herring and it isn't some galaxy wide signal playing music on -just- the right frequency to get dilithium crystals to crack up and break. Cause that's how it sounded.
I mean, yes and no for me. On the one hand, certainly would hope that the Federation would do so. On the other hand, they are in the middle of a huge crisis and are focused on one particular thing. The Burn may have come from so far out of nowhere that they are behaving in a very reactionary, protectionist way, to avoid it happening again, rather than proactively probing in to it.I do hope that they have a better explanation for why the Federation they may not have spent much time thinking about the Burn, though even throwing a few semi-decent scientists on it for, oh, a hundred years or so would probably do quite a bit in terms of figuring it out. Or an AI or three-thousand. I like the mystery aspect, and I do want to see what Michael and the Discovery crew can do to solve the mystery. But hopefully the plothole of why an advanced society with tons of AIs can't figure this out gets filled. I'm hoping some combination of Sphere data and Disco's ability to spore-jump will be their comparative advantage, and not simply Michael's cleverness (which I have no problems with by itself, I'm just not a fan of messianic plotlines).
Different group all together,Who?
I mean, yes and no for me. On the one hand, certainly would hope that the Federation would do so. On the other hand, they are in the middle of a huge crisis and are focused on one particular thing. The Burn may have come from so far out of nowhere that they are behaving in a very reactionary, protectionist way, to avoid it happening again, rather than proactively probing in to it.
Reminds me of a story about a mathematical problem that was considered unsolvable and presented in a college mathematics course. A student was late to class and so didn't hear the teacher tell the class it was unsolvable. He sat down, assumed the formula on the board was their assignment and went to work. He ended up solving it.
Never underestimate the perception of the problem and its ability to impact problem solving ability.
Speaking of the sneak peek here it is:
I love how the CNC refers to Discovery as his rapid response asset, and one of the captains in the room is like whaaaaaaaaaat!?! To have your ship, probably the most advanced star ship starfleet as ever made , betaed by a 900 year old antiquity.
I love how the CNC refers to Discovery as his rapid response asset, and one of the captains in the room is like whaaaaaaaaaat!?! To have your ship, probably the most advanced star ship starfleet as ever made , betaed by a 900 year old antiquity.
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