That Talosian you've picked out looks like Jason Isaccs to me! I wonder if he's behind all the troubles?
JB
JB
VIna gives a pretty dire warning to Michael about them. It's clear she means it and Michael goes ahead and gives the creepy little bastards what they want instead of incurring the penalty.This episode showed us Talosians that were not hostile and in fact were quite helpful yet here are Starfleet saying that contact with Talos IV invites the death penalty!!! The Talosians as seen in The Menagerie were scary, manipulative and able to warp human minds, not these poor substitutes!
JB
This episode showed us Talosians that were not hostile and in fact were quite helpful yet here are Starfleet saying that contact with Talos IV invites the death penalty!!! The Talosians as seen in The Menagerie were scary, manipulative and able to warp human minds, not these poor substitutes!
JB
I don't know. Vina made it quite clear to Burnham that she should comply with the Talosians lest she'd make them angry...and that she didn't think Burnham would like them when they're angry.I saw them as too pleasant compared to the Talosians we know of from 1966!
JB
I saw them as too pleasant compared to the Talosians we know of from 1966!
JB
Do you know what year is this clip, by any chance?Something like Gunsmoke or The Fugitive would be more apt.
Dennis Weaver as Chester was on until 1964. So 1964 or earlier.Do you know what year is this clip, by any chance?
Also, the ones from 1966 only gave up on Pike when their assessment found that his species could never be happy in captivity.I saw them as too pleasant compared to the Talosians we know of from 1966!
JB
It's gotta be way earlier than that, I'd say 1955-60.Dennis Weaver as Chester was on until 1964. So 1964 or earlier.
This needs to be LIKED about 1000 more times...
This episode showed us Talosians that were not hostile and in fact were quite helpful yet here are Starfleet saying that contact with Talos IV invites the death penalty!!! The Talosians as seen in The Menagerie were scary, manipulative and able to warp human minds, not these poor substitutes!
JB
I like the look of the TOS Talosians better but the DSC look works too.
Welll .... the massive Black Hole Illusion was pretty cool and convincing.The ones in the Menagerie were in long range telepathic communication and persuaded a Starfleet officer to act against the chain of command in order to learn more about humans and offer benign help to someone in distress.
The ones in this episode did what exactly?
Considering they've seen the apocalyptic end of the timeline though Spock's future memories, it was in their best interests to help him.I saw them as too pleasant compared to the Talosians we know of from 1966!
JB
I like the look of the TOS Talosians better but the DSC look works too.
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