Spoilers Star Trek: Discovery 3x10 - "Terra Firma, Part 2"

[IMC Headquarters]

I miss the disembodied majesty of the 60's Guardian, an authoratative entity so mysterious and undefined it transcends the very time it generously archives for perusal.

The new user interface has more personality, certainly, but I just feel something has been lost.

 

[fireproof78]

Honestly, he still felt weirdly out of place.

 

[TimeIsAPredator]

When Suru says she is never coming back I couldnt help think of Poochie.

That episode was Sub Rosa level bad and served no purpose for the plot. Why did they not just leave her in the 23rd century. Well at least next week looks really good

 

[Skipper]

One of the worst episodes of television I've seen in years.

I didn't even make it half-way through before turning it off and moving on to something else.

Didn't see the end. Don't want to. Don't care.

I'm a better person now, thank you.

 

[Discofan]

I miss the disembodied majesty of the 60's Guardian, an authoratative entity so mysterious and undefined it transcends the very time it generously archives for perusal.

The new user interface has more personality, certainly, but I just feel something has been lost.

The GOF could have told Michael, "Btw, I knew your brother."

 

[fireproof78]

The GOF could have told Michael, "Btw, I knew your brother."

The question must come first

 

[Skipper]

I loved when Philippa said to Killy "You are the most feared interrogator in the quadrant" and she almost blushed a little bit and was like "Why, thank you!"

 

[Styleset]

Just a reminder that we have yet to see Kenneth Mitchell yet.

 

[jackoverfull]

Overlong, overpredictable, pointless and unnecessary. Quite boring.

I’m surprised to see this go from the splendid episode of last week to this...”nothing”.

Of course Lorca doesn’t show up, of course Mirror Burnham isn’t really reformed, of course is a test, of course it’s the guardian and of course emperor is sent back for her 23rd century series.

And I’m honestly surprised they managed to make the Guardian of Eternity look videogame bad.

Also, the threads about the burn and the Emerald Chain keep being there and not being developed...But *now* Discovery is a big target for Osyra again...Too bad she never had a chance to face our ship when it was alone and with no support, right?!

5. The only thing I liked was the kelpians part.

 

[Discofan]

The question must come first

No, what I mean is: "Small world galaxy, huh?"

 

[Lonemagpie]

Discovery.... FUCK YEAH! I fucking knew it! Also, Yeoh totally owning the show; getting to really show her range this week. First 10 of the season, IMO, appropriate for episode 10. I don't expect there to be another, cos I don't give a shit about the Emerald Chain plot, though. All Hail Empress Gorgeous!

 

[Deks]

I miss the disembodied majesty of the 60's Guardian, an authoratative entity so mysterious and undefined it transcends the very time it generously archives for perusal.

The new user interface has more personality, certainly, but I just feel something has been lost.

It has been nearly 930 years since the 23rd century... and the GoF mentioned, the Temporal Wars happened too (that shook him profoundly).
It may be that because of the Temporal Wars, the GoF was sought after by others with much greater understanding of time/space compared to the Discovery crew.

The fact people tried using GoF during the T.W. was a rather 'bleak' mention on his part.

I don't think anything has been 'lost'... could be just another 'evolution' for GoF - Carl might not have existed in the 23rd century for all we know.

 

[Tim Thomason]

The GOF could have told Michael, "Btw, I knew your brother."

"I took him to see his past one time, and you weren't even there, even though, by all accounts, you should've been. Where were you, Michael? Where were you?"

 

[Discofan]

"I took him to see his past one time, and you weren't even there, even though, by all accounts, you should've been. Where were you, Michael? Where were you?"

Good one.


Well, maybe it was the alt-reality where Michael gets eaten by the giant beast...

 

[fireproof78]

The Guardian sees all. Is he Santa Carl?

 

[Discofan]

The Guardian sees all. Is he Santa Carl?

well, carl, carol, caroling... Makes sense... sort of...

 

[Lakenheath 72]

Dannus V was far from Emerald Chain territory, as stated in the first parter.

 

[TimeIsAPredator]

It has been nearly 930 years since the 23rd century... and the GoF mentioned, the Temporal Wars happened too (that shook him profoundly).
It may be that because of the Temporal Wars, the GoF was sought after by others with much greater understanding of time/space compared to the Discovery crew.

The fact people tried using GoF during the T.W. was a rather 'bleak' mention on his part.

I don't think anything has been 'lost'... could be just another 'evolution' for GoF - Carl might not have existed in the 23rd century for all we know.

Why did it suddenly appear now just cause Burnham stood in a spot?
The badge throwing scene was so dumb it was like a scene from a 00s comedy taking the p1ss out of the Matrix
Also why did the door have to dramatically explode into tiny pieces. Someone needs to cut this shows budget or hire someone who isnt trying to be Michael Bay to use it

 

[Gordie]

Going to see if I can make it through this episode now. Wish me luck.

 

[fireproof78]

Going to see if I can make it through this episode now. Wish me luck.

You got this!

Why did it suddenly appear now just cause Burnham stood in a spot?

Temporal mechanics.