In a way it's a tradeoff, though 923 years late. Our universe lost the U.S.S. Defiant to the Mirror Universe in the TOS Era and the Mirror Universe U.S.S. Enterprise is brought into ours through a not-entirely-dissimilar anomaly. 

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The Breen lost their snout, and now we know what they look like under the helmet
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It was fantastic. I certainly didn't want to see the MU again. It had a lot of meaning for the people who made it through the interdimensional barrier. This was perfect Trek.They teased us with the appearance of THAT ship 3 weeks ago, and it turns out to be pretty meaningless, just an empty wreck with nothing interesting inside. Could've been any other ship. And much of the episode is people staring at each other, saying predictable and uninspired things to each other. I guess my hopes and expectations were too high, it was just lame.
Simple: If the warp pod wasn't from the Enterprise (since they'd all been launched), the pod didn't come from the Enterprise. It was L'ok and Moll's. They have to have been travelling around in something throughout the season.Where did the Warp Pod come from when earlier in the episode they stated that all the Enterprise's escape pods and small craft had been launched?
Why couldn't the 31st century Discovery catch up to a 23rd century Terran Warp Pod who's warp trail they could follow?
How the hell did a 23rd century Terran Warp Pod avoid the scanning capabilities of the entire 31st century Starfleet?
Ah, that did not occur to me.I am now totally expecting the classic, "It's the ENTERPRISE!" line during the final set piece battle. Can not WAIT to see the 32c Upgrade Connie refit.
So place your bets! Raynor gets re-promoted to captain of the new Enterprise with Rhys as his XO vs Training/Hero ship for SFA.
They directly stated it was a Terran Warp Pod in the episode.Simple: If the warp pod wasn't from the Enterprise (since they'd all been launched), the pod didn't come from the Enterprise. It was L'ok and Moll's. They have to have been travelling around in something throughout the season.
That answers three of your questions right there.
I'll take another look at both of these later. I watched at 2:00-something in the morning.They directly stated it was a Terran Warp Pod in the episode.
And directly told and showed us that L'ok and Moll's ship had been destroyed.
I thought this plaque really was stupid
Someone else remembers that show?Moll strongly reminds me of Abby Maitland from Primeval.
The Breen avoid the whole "forehead prosthetics for all non-humans" classification by literally having two faces. One appears holographic superimposed over the orgnanic. Perhaps in their culture this is the way the elites recognize and honor each other. Uniforms, or suits, for the face, as it were.
I got a Doctor Who Slab vibe from their updated look. I could easily see them mounting motorcycles to pursue Moll and L'ak.
A bit late in the game to complain about captains on risky away missions.I concur, but Michael Burnham is our "Action Heroine". She really belongs more in a Spy Division like the StarFleet equivalent of the IMF (Impossible Missions Forces).
=DA bit late in the game to complain about captains on risky away missions.
Michael definitely says "It's a Terran warp pod". I'd guess that being Terrans, they would have more ways to escape a ship than our universe.
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I was thinking of higher ups, the Captain, maybe someone that tried killing the Captain.Then again, Burnham ALSO said evacuating wasn't really a Terran thing...so if anything that implies they'd have less methods to escape.
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