Good because we know they already exist around this point thanks to TAS.
Its called a hook, not all of them are followed up right away in TV series.
Spoilers Star Trek: Discovery 1x06 - "Lethe"
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Good because we know they already exist around this point thanks to TAS.
Its called a hook, not all of them are followed up right away in TV series.
I rate this episode a 9. The show just gets better and better. I’m liking how even though it’s serialized each episode has had it’s own story, kind of like Enterprise season 3.
Lorca is nuts and I was worried he’d blow up the admiral’s shuttle. Definitely getting the Matt Decker vibes from him.
Lorca is nuts and I was worried he’d blow up the admiral’s shuttle. Definitely getting the Matt Decker vibes from him.
Wholly agree with you on this. Layers is a great way to describe it. I have to say, this is the first time on any platform that I have had issues with the streaming service, and there were definite, definite issues. Stream would leap forward by a second here and there and I'd have to go back and replay. Strange.
I think Stamets being near-manic kept the thread alive.
I really enjoyed this episode, a solid 9 from me as well.
The character development was really great. I like Tilly and Burham much more, and have a better understanding of Michael.
We have an answer now for the detractors wanting to know why Lorca wasn't relieved of command -- A) He knows how to fake his way through psych evaluations. B) He's been bangin' an Admiral. And it wasn't lost on me, just as it wasn't lost on Saru, that the one person that Lorca is not in any hurry to go rescue happens to be the one lady that threatened to relieve him of his command. His reaction with the phaser in bed as well as the final scene with it tucked into his pants show that he definitely has some severe PTSD issues going on.
The episode was great, I was hooked the entire time and am eagerly looking forward to the next one!
The character development was really great. I like Tilly and Burham much more, and have a better understanding of Michael.
We have an answer now for the detractors wanting to know why Lorca wasn't relieved of command -- A) He knows how to fake his way through psych evaluations. B) He's been bangin' an Admiral. And it wasn't lost on me, just as it wasn't lost on Saru, that the one person that Lorca is not in any hurry to go rescue happens to be the one lady that threatened to relieve him of his command. His reaction with the phaser in bed as well as the final scene with it tucked into his pants show that he definitely has some severe PTSD issues going on.
The episode was great, I was hooked the entire time and am eagerly looking forward to the next one!
Dialog was better.
Plot logic still sucks.
Plot logic still sucks.
That too
Finally a new planet, Cancari has never been in Star Trek, though there is a star in real life with that name.
I also liked the continuity of the Vulcan/Human relationship that was done in Enterprise. The Vulcans still don’t trust Humans
It looks like a standalone classic trek type episode.
The show keeps getting better.
We got a very clear, very poignant rationale for why Sarek was so "angry" as Spock for joining Starfleet. I thought that was very well done
Lorca is quickly becoming one of my favorite characters in the entire franchise.
Awesome jelling of the main cast this week.
9/10
We got a very clear, very poignant rationale for why Sarek was so "angry" as Spock for joining Starfleet. I thought that was very well done
Lorca is quickly becoming one of my favorite characters in the entire franchise.
Awesome jelling of the main cast this week.
9/10
Probably. That's kind of a Star Trek cliche, at this point.
Good episode
I knew the admiral wasn't coming back from the peace mission the moment she said Lorca has to step down upon her return.
Too much talk of Katra in this episode and also the ENT vulcan episodes. Is Kirk the only person who hasn't heard of Katra?
I knew the admiral wasn't coming back from the peace mission the moment she said Lorca has to step down upon her return.
Too much talk of Katra in this episode and also the ENT vulcan episodes. Is Kirk the only person who hasn't heard of Katra?
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I am sure you can find on Youtube in short order. Frankly I would rather watch this show on Space or Crave then on CBS All Access.
This is one fear I had about this show, that CBS All Access was inferior to something like Netflix on a technical side, that CBS All Access
The fact that everyone else in the world has better viewing options then the US for this show really hampers it.
Because I live in Canada, I can watch it on Space or catch it on Crave TV the next day and Crave is a way better service then CBS All Access.
I finally had to watch it in my laptop's browser, All Access app really sucked tonight. I gave this episode a 7 out of 10. Nothing spectacular. I really don't care for James Frain as Sarek.
So, I can't decide if Lorca will rescue Cornwall from the Klingons, which changes her mind about taking away his command, or if she'll be killed off, which would also prevent it.
They are going out of their way to hint at Tyler being a spy, making a point of showing him "watching" everything that's going on. Almost seems too obvious.
So, I can't decide if Lorca will rescue Cornwall from the Klingons, which changes her mind about taking away his command, or if she'll be killed off, which would also prevent it.
They are going out of their way to hint at Tyler being a spy, making a point of showing him "watching" everything that's going on. Almost seems too obvious.
Even with the ads. Definitely preferable to watch it on Space.
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