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Yes, that's exactly what I said! I said I had blind faith in them all. I didn't say at all that BOTH views are overly simplistic. Pay attention, indeed... Oh, and over reaction would be grading a movie before one has viewed it.

True, but that doesn't put it above criticism. Your cynical reading of these movie reviewers as all being bought and paid for is just as overly simplistic as saying that the role of money and insider status plays no role in movie reviews

That is disingenuous. Almost like giving a movie an "F" rating without ever having watched it...

Wow. That was exciting! And although I've liked the series so far, I don't think I've ever said that about it until tonight. Great pacing and action throughout the episode. Loved just about everything, especially that the Klingons spoke English, sparing us of the monotony and drone of their...

It felt like it. I looked at the episode length and it was somewhere around 41 minutes. When you take out the previews and credits, it’s got to be under 40. Why on earth do they limit their run times when they are on a streaming site? I’m sure they hope to sell them in syndication someday, but...

So, Star Trek? Look, this show deserves a lot of criticism, but most shows are going to come off as "sophomoric shit" when compared to The Americans or Breaking Bad. But then again I wouldn't put Game of Thrones or House of Cards or Dexter on any list of good writing.

Yeah, it's been real bad. I've had no problems with it until now either.

Is anyone else having troubles with the stream?

The trailer was at the end of the credits. At least it was for All Access.

Oh I say it a lot. It just doesn't sound like it's the first time I've ever uttered it when I say it.

It's just a word, but I guess 13 year old me thought it was fucking cool to hear it on Star Trek. But it did feel like it was more "hey, we can say 'fuck' now on TV!" Welcome to 1999.

No, they don't. Just like Trek has always done with a lot of other things, ignore it when it's not necessary. The Klingons of TOS bear little resemblance, and I'm talking how they are characterized, to their TNG counterparts.

No, it's not. Just like it wasn't necessary for them to explain the very different appearance and characterization of the Klingons in TMP and TNG.

I liked Stamet's line "I always wanted to converse with my mushrooms!" Almost seemed like banter between people who weren't just trying to be assholes to each other. And Tory, I mean Landry, died! I'm ok with this. Felt really sorry for the beastie, and I hope Burnham grows a conscience about...

This is always the most logical response to every one of these threads, yet it's always overlooked by the OP as if it isn't.

When it takes it self too seriously? For me, yes.

Still some clunky dialogue, but there were more hints of how normal people speak. Loved Burnham's "Shit, that worked." Little bits of humor here and there, but this is still trying to be SERIOUS TREK a little too hard. I'm definitely intrigued by what's happening on Discovery, though.

Liam Neesons! Show gets better and better. It's not high art, but it sure is entertaining and fun!

Because her past trauma caused by the Klingons, and what just happened to her Captain, affected her to the point that killing T'Kuvma was revenge. I don't think she thought much beyond a moment of hatred, anger, and vengeance.

Future history, of course!