Yes a new AI was created also called Control at some point between 2257 and 2324 and as it seems to no longer be a thing by the 2370s something has to happen to it.
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That's interesting
No, Control most definitely was NOT interesting in DISCO.
Speak for yourself I liked the Control story
If I recall, they suggested there was an AI being used later on, but I'm assuming one less advanced.
Rewatching season 1 episode 1, Burnham was right. Georgiou was extremely wrong and not a good captain. Kirk would have fired first.
The Shenzhou was a lovely ship, I loved that design
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Can the Spore drive be a reality?
It was actually a believable evolution of the NX design from a couple of generations before. It was one of the only ships in the Battle of the Binary Stars that I kinda liked.
Yeah, it was the best one of those Starfleet ships in that battle. It also works as a nice precursor to the Miranda class. (And the Anton class from the FASA Federation ship recognition manual.)
So, I do things over streaming since I don't believe in cable. And I'm a cheapskate, so I don't do Paramount + or Disney +. My SW friends roll their eyes, so go ahead.
I just realized, all these things are at the library. So I just binge-watched S1 & S2 of Disco. I'm embarassed to admit I didn't put Disco and Discovery together at first.
I liked those two seasons. Good stories. A couple things that bugged me:
- The spinny ship. Can you imagine being on the outside of the saucer when that gets going? They likely have "air sickness bags" along those areas.
- They focused on one person so far. A smattering of others here and there, but this appears to be "The Michael Burnham Show." Except for Picard, most ST has been ensemble casts. I'd like more of others.
I did like the concept of the Spore Drive. Proven unsustainable, but a great "scientific achievement" for the show.
Minor things. Overall very good. Waiting for S3 to come in. I'll say more later.
I just realized, all these things are at the library. So I just binge-watched S1 & S2 of Disco. I'm embarassed to admit I didn't put Disco and Discovery together at first.
I liked those two seasons. Good stories. A couple things that bugged me:
- The spinny ship. Can you imagine being on the outside of the saucer when that gets going? They likely have "air sickness bags" along those areas.
- They focused on one person so far. A smattering of others here and there, but this appears to be "The Michael Burnham Show." Except for Picard, most ST has been ensemble casts. I'd like more of others.
I did like the concept of the Spore Drive. Proven unsustainable, but a great "scientific achievement" for the show.
Minor things. Overall very good. Waiting for S3 to come in. I'll say more later.
TOS was mostly the Kirk show with a touch of Spock and McCoy. The other shows started off with the idea of an ensemble but mostly it was lip service with some token episodes that didn't feature the "fan favs."
DS9 was the only true ensemble series. The rest from the 66-05 era have two or three characters they focus on with the rest just there to contribute the jargon of their profession and get the occasional episode plot devoted to them.
Yep. Malcolm came close to being a "fourth" on ENT but didn't feature quite regularly enough to be considered part of a "main four." ENT basically copied the TOS regular series formula: all-American Captain, Vulcan science officer and Southern good ole boy.
"I'm puking it up faster than they can replicate it!"
Hell, Enterprise's main cast mostly consists of TOS parallels. In addition to the central triad of the Captain, the Vulcan and the Southerner, you got someone from the UK being the next most prominent character. Then Enterprise swapped TOS's black communications officer and Asian helmsman for an Asian communications officer and a black helmsman. Phlox is the only one of Enterprise's cast who is not a direct TOS parallel.
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