Spoilers Star Trek: Discovery 1x11 - "The Wolf Inside"

I wonder if we'll get to see mirror discovery?
If not I wonder if our Discovery finds starfleet is after them because mirror Discovery decided to say hello to the vulcans?
Or they could have won the war.

 

Oh yes the geek in me should have known that.

 

They've always been more powerful than nukes - they use a matter-antimatter explosion ffs! The yield is measured in some series as "isotons" which, whilst not defined, is unlikely to be smaller than megatons for the simple reason we already HAVE measurements smaller than megatons.

 

That, and the abundance of conifer-forest planets that they dialed up.

 

Dictatorships torture people to keep them and the rest of the populace in line. If someone could potentially become a threat, they are killed. The dictatorship lives in constant fear as well.

 

Just watched it and I’m disappointed. Dragging the story out, still not shown the USS Defiant, Ash story boring, Stamets story boring, Georgiou as empresss boring and predictable. I pine for the days of episodic Star Trek. 4/10

 

imagine the uproar if after last week's exploits capt killy/cadet tilly hadn't shown up yesterday

 

The Emperor's Ship appears to have a miniature sun powering it or something

 

Isn't Mirror Voq, along with his merry band, kinda crispy now?

I believe it was implied they didn't get the chance to evacuate before the Empress blew everything up.

 

On After Trek, one of the folks involved with the show stated that "if you don't see the bodies, you don't know for sure that they are dead."

 

With that one scene I thought about DS9's Rock and Shoals too. We don't know for sure if it is the same place, but it's looked familiar enough. In the DS9 episode the ridge where they walked over during the prisoners exchange was higher, than we saw in this scene.

Now with the empress this closeby I really do hope that Lorca survives the mirror universe.

 

Can't wait to see the Emperor's ship more. Really interesting to me how just awful, garish, pointless it looks. I'm sure it's armed but it looks like a weird tourist cruise ship to me.

 

"The evacuation isn't complete!" =/= "Everyone died!"

Tactically, you evacuate your top brass first, unless you're the Rebel Alliance.

 

That's gonna come in handy hundred-ish years from now when Dominion shows up...

I got the impression she was thanking him for the wisdom of not killing them after Tyler went apeshit and going along with her plan, not for "enemy of my enemy..."

 

He also came up with (paraphrased): "We cannot deal with others until we (the houses) are united ourselves."

I suspect that part's going to be key to Burnham's evolving understanding of the Klingons and how the war might finally be stopped.

 

The maximum yield of a standard photon torpedo has been calculated to be around 64 megatons of TNT. That's a bit more than the Tsar Bomba. In a vacuum, the blast radius is relatively small, but it seems to spread quite a bit more in an atmosphere.

Well, they are an alliance of rebels fighting an oppressive Empire that hates nonhumans and loves destroying planets.

 

So perfect for the MU?

 

When Voq said something about putting the houses in order, just before Tyler attacked, Burnham's face said she had a spark of an idea.