None of those are continuity errors. They’re just things you don’t like.
Starting season 5 out of “completion sickness”…
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But yet it's depicted as twice as big. Kirks quarters look to be as big as Ten forward.. lol
No, we still have Lower Decks Season 5, SNW Season 3, the Section 31 movie and the Starfleet Academy show coming after DSC Season 5 ends.
Pike's command has less crew than Kirk's remember.
Nope. Time is top short to waste on uninteresting entertainment.
The purpose and the way people treat him in context state transfer.
Chakotay did not have his consciousness stored. It wandered.
Correct. So, a Klingon change is just that; a change. TMP wa worse in this unnecessary change. Worf's make up changed often, and TUC added more.
You have a genetically engineered virus causing mutations. Sky's the limit in Trek.
Yup. Only around 200. Spaces were modified per mission parameters.
There's no size for the TOS Enterprise in canon.
She's 442m long, as clearly read on screen on its dedication plaque. This opposed to the old number of 289m that was accepted, but never stated or depicted legibly on screen.
I'm not sure Kirk has quarters on the Enterprise in SNW.
I meant Pike.
Unless it's a plot point I don't see how the size of a character's quarters matters.
Hate watching still counts as watching. It's one thing to vote for the lesser of two evils in an election. It's another to vote for a politician you don't like when not voting for them can actually make an impact. YouTube channels like TrekYards will still analyze the season. EAS will still cover the canonical implications with D/SNW treated as a reboot timeline. You can even cancel P+ and write you don't like the direction of the franchise as a protest.
I dropped this series at the beginning of its third season. Season five looks to be the best season of DISCOVERY since the first season, so depending on if the season sticks the landing, I might watch it after all.
Television sets in the 60's were smaller so it evens out
Normally I'd say little to no chance, but they were able to go back and film new material to finish the show, so hopefully even if the season arc finale isn't great they'll still have a nice send-off worth watching.
Season 3 and 4 were both good, extremely "Star Trek" in their themes, and I think season 4 generally runs neck and neck in fan polls/rating with season 2 for best season. Season 3 often ranks first in critics ratings.
I think the only thing most Star Trek fans can agree on is that DISCOVERY is an incredibly subjective and polarizing series, beyond all the canonical revisionism. This has all been litigated to death. I'm not here to dance on the series grave. I will just say that the series isn't 100% awful, that there should be room for nuanced takes on the series, and that if you don't like the series, it probably isn't worth your time continuing to beat your head against the wall unless you hear that the aspects that made you stop watching have changed.
They called it a transfer, not a copy.
Now Spock, he’s a copy. He would have to be, how else could his body still function after transferring his consciousness into McCoy?
I think you secretly like it.
Scanned and mapped. So a copy.
Oh geezz...lol
scanned and mapped so they could transfer it without mistakes.
Always the case
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