Well, the hazing thing could just be reserved or cadets or Ensigns. Department heads likely wouldn't have to put up with that sort of thing.And certainly no-one has haze-fooled Hemmer into wearing a dress uniform...
Well, the hazing thing could just be reserved or cadets or Ensigns. Department heads likely wouldn't have to put up with that sort of thing.And certainly no-one has haze-fooled Hemmer into wearing a dress uniform...
Well, the hazing thing could just be reserved or cadets or Ensigns. Department heads likely wouldn't have to put up with that sort of thing.
I actually really like the Klingon story in season one. For me the overly long trip to the Mirror Universe is where season one fell apart.Still a better story than the Klingon War in DSC Season 1.
Two friends I have who were once active military said they loved the scene because hazing of this type often can/did occur in tight knit units when someone new (of low rank) transfers in; and it was the first time they saw this being reflected in Star Trek.Well, the hazing thing could just be reserved or cadets or Ensigns. Department heads likely wouldn't have to put up with that sort of thing.
I actually really like the Klingon story in season one. For me the overly long trip to the Mirror Universe is where season one fell apart.
It can be a lot more brutal IRL, but yes, they’re definitely investing in those seemingly mundane “little moments” that make things more life-like and realistic. It could be argued that they’re finally exploring the human condition in a way akin to Roddenberry’s original vision.Two friends I have who were once active military said they loved the scene because hazing of this type often can/did occur in tight knit units when someone new (of low rank) transfers in; and it was the first time they saw this being reflected in Star Trek.
That whole trailer looks fun & awesome, but I especially like the music behind it!Trailer for S01E05, Spock Amok:
That whole trailer looks fun, but I especially like the music behind it!
She's a true prodigy with all that she's done for Prodigy and SNW! And super-humble about it!I agree! It’s fun and funny, and Nami Melumad has done truly fantastic with the music each episode so far!
It seems clear that Hemmer and Spock have taken a liking to each other, which is natural given both of their personality types, plus the fact they are both 'outsiders' within the crew... but nothing to say he's been there a while. My bad.
It can be a lot more brutal IRL, but yes, they’re definitely investing in those seemingly mundane “little moments” that make things more life-like and realistic. It could be argued that they’re finally exploring the human condition in a way akin to Roddenberry’s original vision.
Fun!Trailer for S01E05, Spock Amok:
In Episode 2? I didn't hear it, subtitles wouldn't match that word in English either.I could have sworn I heard Uhura use the word 'Uzaveh'' when she was speaking Andorian to Hemmer.
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