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

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Space Hitler, Burnham Crying, and The Sanctity of the Guardian of
Space Hitler yes but I think for once most people are ok with the crying on this occasion and same for the GoF for the most part. Although some YouTube people or something I've never heard of have issues
 
This one was a definite improvement over part one. I still can only give it a 7. The season has lost focus and they're going back to the MU well too much. However, that said, the conclusion was better than the set up. It was utterly predictable though. We knew that the Georgiou had to end up going back the Prime Universe back in time. Needed to get her there so they can do the S31 show. That's the entire reason they introduced the whole MU and PU are growing more distant thing in the first place.

So, it was obvious in a tedious sense that we knew Georgiou was still going to have to kill Michael. We knew she wasn't going to stay in the MU, or alternate MU, or whatever that was.

I did LOVE seeing the Guardian of Forever! Not sure why that would destroy canon. But I thought it was very cool!

Now, let's hope the season gets back on track!
 
The time travel ban was supposed to be ironclad. They wouldn't even send Yor back in time to avert his death.

Is Vance going to throw a fit when he finds out Saru and Burnham broke the rules again to save Mirror Georgiou?
My interpretation was that was why Saru went with the fiction that Georgiou was deceased.
 
I did LOVE seeing the Guardian of Forever! Not sure why that would destroy canon.

Fans are going to wonder why the Guardian wasn't "Carl" in TOS, but that was probably because it had never met a human before (based on its line about "before your race was born, I have awaited...a question") and didn't know how to look or act like one.
 
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The newspaper thing kinda made me think of the episode in Voyager where a Q wants to commit suicide, at some point we see an article in a magazine... well, that's why I thought that one possibility was that it could be someone from the Q continuum.
 
Fans are going to wonder why the Guardian wasn't "Carl" in TOS, but that was probably because it had never met a human before (based on its line about "before your race was born, I have awaited...a question") and didn't know how to look or act like one.

Plus this was 922 years after "City on the Edge of Forever(TOS)" and a lot can change with a piece of technology already THAT advanced in that many centuries.
 
Fans are going to wonder why the Guardian wasn't "Carl" in TOS, but that was probably because it had never met a human before (based on its line about "before your race was born, I have awaited...a question") and didn't know how to look or act like one.
In TOS S1 - The Guardian had been offline a lot longer than that as the entire line is:

"Since before your Sun burned hot in Space, and before your race was born, I have awaited a question..."

And if the backstory is correct, remember that a number of races tried to make use of the Guardian during the temporal wars; so who knows how that ultimately affected the machine/being interface and interactions of the Guardian of Forever after all that.

900 years in comparison maybe a short time overall, but continued contact with organic beings over that length of time would allow the guardian to evolve in how it interacts, reacts, and conducts itself after Kirk and Co. reawakened it.
 
When you have a lot of people interfering with you for nefarious purposes? A lot.
 
In TOS S1 - The Guardian had been offline a lot longer than that as the entire line is:

"Since before your Sun burned hot in Space, and before your race was born, I have awaited a question..."

And if the backstory is correct, remember that a number of races tried to make use of the Guardian during the temporal wars; so who knows how that ultimately affected the machine/being interface and interactions of the Guardian of Forever after all that.

900 years in comparison maybe a short time overall, but continued contact with organic beings over that length of time would allow the guardian to evolve in how it interacts, reacts, and conducts itself after Kirk and Co. reawakened it.

Looks like he had some dealings with the Q.
 
Space Hitler yes but I think for once most people are ok with the crying on this occasion and same for the GoF for the most part. Although some YouTube people or something I've never heard of have issues
Crying was definitely not overdone this time and the parting was deservedly emotional.

I did LOVE seeing the Guardian of Forever! Not sure why that would destroy canon. But I thought it was very cool!
I don’t think anything about the guardian in this episode contradicts the (very little) previous canon. I think it looked awful, but that’s another matter.
 
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