Netflix only distributes DSC internationally. CBS owns all of Star Trek and distributes it domestically, so it's their call what they do with the property they own, not Netflix.
Spoilers A big hint about the finale/season 3 has dropped...
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I was just reminded of a little tidbit that I had forgotten many moons ago.
On the Enterprise-D, the captain's yacht was named Calypso.
Probably will have no connection to Discovery, or even the Picard series.
But still....
On the Enterprise-D, the captain's yacht was named Calypso.
Probably will have no connection to Discovery, or even the Picard series.
But still....
Turned into an actual TV series by Robert Hewitt Wolfe.
Sigh. i guess it isn't cool anymore to go to the edge of the galaxy and get turned into a godlike being anymore. Or to bring in a guy with 2 fingers on each hand to improve the efficiency of the warp drive that sends the ship to a place where people's thoughts turn into reality.
If they were to get a new ship, it wouldn't have to be named Discovery. Discovery works on its own as a show name.
Or they all end up on board the Enterprise, increasing it's crew size from 200 to the TOS level of 400. Discovery S3 becomes our Captain Pike series.
That just sounds really disrespectful to the Discovery show, story, crew and cast, if you ask me. I like DISCO the way it is right now, I like the main crew they have already. I would not, as a fan, want it to morph into a completely different show to pander to those who'd prefer Pike to be the lead. 
Crossfield class isn't going anywhere.
I think it's much more likely it will get a 2Xc retrofit.
I think it's much more likely it will get a 2Xc retrofit.
I hope people who want a Pike Series get it. But people hoping that Discovery takes place on the Enterprise and Burnham is gone? No. That's something else. Face it: This isn't your Star Trek series and it's not ever going to be.
If CBSAA wants to put out Star Trek series all-year round, wait for the one you'll like or ask for the one you would like. And just accept that Discovery isn't for you. There's no law that says we have to like every Star Trek series and there's certainly no law that says we have put ourselves through watching every single episode of every single one of them if we're not going to enjoy it.
If CBSAA wants to put out Star Trek series all-year round, wait for the one you'll like or ask for the one you would like. And just accept that Discovery isn't for you. There's no law that says we have to like every Star Trek series and there's certainly no law that says we have put ourselves through watching every single episode of every single one of them if we're not going to enjoy it.
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Maybe Michael just did that one as a gift to Saru? Or the Ba'ul become a bigger threat in the unaltered future.
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I very much doubt they would merge the cast of the the two shows like that.
More likely is a Pike/Enterprise spin off or no more Pike at all for now.
We really need to see exactly what occurs next week, not what they are planning to do but what actually happens and if the crews get split up who goes where and with whom.
If Spock goes anywhere we know he will return but we cant say the same for anyone else.
Burnham could end up anywhere, she could end up right back at the beginning.
More likely is a Pike/Enterprise spin off or no more Pike at all for now.
We really need to see exactly what occurs next week, not what they are planning to do but what actually happens and if the crews get split up who goes where and with whom.
If Spock goes anywhere we know he will return but we cant say the same for anyone else.
Burnham could end up anywhere, she could end up right back at the beginning.
Not only that, but one that seems to be related to Earth mushrooms as well. I know that isn't explicitly stated, but heavily hinted at based on humans being the only species with similar genetics. It at least suggests that the universal mycelial network is related to Earth's mycelial network.
When did they say that humans are the only ones with similar genetics?
Given how Star Trek discusses one species seeding the galaxy, this does not strike me as far fetched as it might seem.
Enter Ridley Scott with his Engineers and facehuggers.
It's in Choose Your Pain, they explain how only a human could be genetically resequenced to act as the navigator like the tardigrade because of still having similar DNA to mushrooms. Humans were the only species matching in the Federation database, and Tilly was asking if they should also check the classified database at the Daystrom institute.
Really? I missed that. It doesn't rally make much sense, but then again, nothing in this mushroom thing does.
