Let's do alternate theories..... If Osyraa was just the figurehead and not the one in actual charge of the Chain who could it be?
The Changeling that has been posing as Grudge!
Let's do alternate theories..... If Osyraa was just the figurehead and not the one in actual charge of the Chain who could it be?
The Changeling that has been posing as Grudge!
My reaction was tempered by one thing: I'd always wanted to see a tragic story, either a two-parter or cliffhanger that was caused by the crew or federation that led to some change in the world or galaxy. Some real consequences that was their actual fault. So initially, I was disappointed by the reveal but looking at it in the light a felt better about it.
Maybe also some points for not going with the obvious.
The strength of the episode was the surreal holoscape and revelation of the lone child, all those dramatic elements worked in the core of the story.
Other aspects of the episode were less enthralling. Kudos for the show for trying the first female antagonist lead in some time, but I don't think The Chain is working as a great adversary... Yet.
I'm still not a fan of Tilly as first officer, and certainly not one as captain. With shields down why weren't the crew ready for boarding?
Overall the stronger elements made for an entertaining story, but without a better resolution in the next 2 episodes, this is a case where the episode will feel weaker.
7.0/10
Seeing a changeling would be fun.The Changeling that has been posing as Grudge!
Let's do alternate theories..... If Osyraa was just the figurehead and not the one in actual charge of the Chain who could it be?
The Changeling that has been posing as Grudge!
You know that's so out there, just so out there what if that happens?
Seeing a changeling would be fun.
Surely thought 32nd century tech would pick up changelings thought when he got scanned
That's how the Founders would operate... in the shadows.![]()
Do you have any examples of this at all? I see people roll this sort of line out regularly about Troi saying 'I sense hostility' about an attacking ship but I can't think of any examples.After a ship attacks the 1701-D; or an alien threatens Picard on the screen and Picard mutes the audio for a conference, she says something like: "I sense great anger/hostility..." (Yeah? No kidding lady...)
Her other great line was (as an alien is screaming): "I sent great pain..."
TNG season 3 "Tin Man" when they encounter the Romulan ship that attacks them and heads off to the creature.Do you have any examples of this at all? I see people roll this sort of line out regularly about Troi saying 'I sense hostility' about an attacking ship but I can't think of any examples.
Wondering if you can?
Best thing in the series, probably.Doug Jones is the best thing about this episode hands down.
Obsession is another good one where Kirk isn't on his A game.
ever read Harry Potter?You know that's so out there, just so out there what if that happens?
well, honestly I can’t remember a single time she was useful.Do you have any examples of this at all? I see people roll this sort of line out regularly about Troi saying 'I sense hostility' about an attacking ship but I can't think of any examples.
Wondering if you can?
A 7 for me, because of some inconsistancies in the tech department and plot.
Why are photon torpedos still a thing in the 32nd century, although this issue was already introduced in "Scavengers", it still makes no sense and diminished this episode for me as well as the fact that Osirya's boarding party was able to easily beam aboard Discovery.
On the other side, i liked what we saw of the time, and the new starfleet uniforms from when Kaminar joined the Federation and that the Kelpiens and Baul apparently became friends and entered the UFP united.
Why are photon torpedos still a thing in the 32nd century
My question as well. I mean, I keep reading that 32nd technology is uber powerful. No doubt they can increase the yield of photon torpedoes to greater than prior editions of the weapon. Nothing is beyond 32nd technology, amiright?Why wouldn't they be?![]()
They need to have a different name!!!!! It can't be the future if it has the same name!!!!My question as well. I mean, I keep reading that 32nd technology is uber powerful. No doubt they can increase the yield of photon torpedoes to greater than prior editions of the weapon. Nothing is beyond 32nd technology, amiright?
The need to have a different name!!!!! It can't be the future if it has the same name!!!!
Why not superior tech than conceals your genetic ID?Surely thought 32nd century tech would pick up changelings thought when he got scanned
Why not superior tech than conceals your genetic ID?
they had smart bombs in the 27th century: they kept making them smarter and smarter, eventually they became so smart they refused to blow up and went away to discuss philosophy.Do you know what they should have? Smart bombs. I mean the really smart ones, the kind that can find it's target even if it's been hiding under a false name for years, the kind that can do detective work, disguise itself as something innocuous, and lie in wait for its target to come to it if necessary...
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