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Ugh. At least it's a movie and not a series. I still wish they had never done anything with it, though.

I fundamentally do not understand why the rebel Changelings would work with the Borg and I have no hope that it will be satisfactorily explained next week. The overall plot of this season has been almost as bad as S2 and if it didn't feature the TNG crew I wouldn't give a single shit about...

My probably wrong theory is that Jack is possessed by a Pah-wraith and the rebel Changelings wanted him because with Sisko Prophet protecting the wormhole, they’re cut off from the Great Link, and who better to help than the Pah-wraiths?

I'm not sure why large media corporations thought it was going to be more profitable for them to shoulder all the costs of production, marketing, and distribution and pay for it by spinning up an entire new direct-to-consumer business line, instead of selling the rights out as they did for the...

Absolutely, and that is the way forward for Trek. Bloated budgets prioritize spectacle over storytelling.

Paramount can spin it however they want, but DIS was canceled. The producers were told Paramount wasn't ordering another season after the fifth season wrapped production. This is the very definition of cancellation.

You can just say that you’re a conservative, it’s not illegal. I wouldn’t like this episode if they were running around beating up minorities, so I get it.

All the time!

That part I agree with. Makes sense to me.

You believe Q?

I'm not sure what you're asking. Trek has always come up with some hand-wavey bullshit about why time travel doesn't affect the people going back in the past. See First Contact and the Enterprise being protected by the Borg "temporal wake". Like obviously the answer is "Q did it."

But... that's the point. The Confederation's past is the Federation's past up to the very moment the timeline was changed, which is happening on April 15, 2024.

There was no change to the timeline in the future? I'm very confused. The whole point of the season is that they have to "go to the past to correct the future". haha thanks!

The timeline hasn't been changed yet... the event that affects the future is happening in 3 days. I feel like I'm watching a different show than a lot of people here?

I don't understand any of this. For instance, why do you think you'd have to transport "through the Earth's core" to transport from France to California? I just looked it up and the range of a 24th Century transporter is about 40,000 kilometers and the alternate timeline for all intents and...

Why would Chris Pine know anything about a Discovery movie?

90% of PIC were people talking to each other, probably the same general ratio as TNG.

The S31 show is never going to happen.

They already made it, it's called Star Trek: Picard

I'm guessing Vulcan, but I'm most likely wrong