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Spoilers Star Trek: Discovery 2x14 - "Such Sweet Sorrow, Part 2"
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why? looking like our lizards doen't mean they are related to them, does it?
Good. I've missed the Cardassians. I really hope to meet some one day. I still have that pipe dream of introducing Elim Garak to A Song of Ice and Fire and listening to him pontificating on how Tywin Lannister is the true Cardassian hero of the series.
It's also likely that the Church pretended that because of the embarrassment they felt once the cat was out of the bag.
I've just learned this from Wikipedia, but there's actually species of lizard native to Eurasia that actually does give live birth in a similar way to sharks.
It's possible that once they start moving through humanoid development, they start to lay less of an egg and more of a larval sac like the original V series. Then onto fully mammalian like birth by full sapience.
Bones' remark implied they have multiple births often too. So who knows.
In the whole animal kingdom, not even all mammals give birth that way (The marsupials don't), it's a very unlikely way to give birth!
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Just picture it.
Furry Ferengi.
From head to toe with only the eyes and teeth visible.
Sharks are fish, they lay eggs.
That would actually make them look better, considering...
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Essentially it happened like this.
"Who the f**k are they supposed to be" when I saw the Klingons in the pilot.
then
"What the hell is that supposed to be" when I saw the battlecruisers.
Then I saw the BoP and crashed.
Sounds more like the Salt Vampires, I'd rather see them rebooted first.
that is our animal kingdom, right?
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One of the best characters in DS9 along with Dukat but they wrecked his character by the end.
There are a few viviparous sharks whose eggs hatch inside their bodies, blue sharks most famously.
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Some sharks lay mermaids purses, some are live birthers like Great White etc etc.
if they wrecked him wtf happened to dukat?
No. Medieval people certainly believed it was true (though not at the time it supposedly happened, only much later.) It is modern historians who have concluded that it is most likely just a story.
Finished my re-watch and now I give it a "6" (which I still think maybe overly generous).
I remember reading a Gil Gerrard interview in Starlog magazine back in the early 1980's. In it he voiced his frustration with the Buck Rogers scripts they were producing. He felt some of the ones they were getting sent by the fans were much better. I now know how he feels. Some of the fan theories getting posted by ScreenRant and others ended up being much better and more interesting than what was actually delivered.
The final sequence of the episode was absolutely a classic promo for the further adventures of Pike's Enterprise and NOT that of Discovery's season 3, now how inept is that? On a scale of 1 to 10 it's an 11 (shout out to "This Is Spinal Tap"). Discovery went beyond the veil. THE END! It totally felt as if their story was done.
The Starfleet solution is having everyone keep a secret and not say anything about anything. Too many folks involved for that to be even remotely plausible. Even if Section 31 started assassinating them all the "secret" would get out.
This finale was a real zero charisma. Again the best part was Georgiou's psychotic little girl laugh as Leland lay dying.
I will say that I did get verklempt when Saru's sister showed up, however, that was about it (and I am an easy touch to make cry during movies). Overall, I felt better about season 1 than season 2. Season 2 rating would be a "7" because they did have some really good episodes early on. The pacing of this season was bad with the second half feeling painfully stretched out for time.
I remember reading a Gil Gerrard interview in Starlog magazine back in the early 1980's. In it he voiced his frustration with the Buck Rogers scripts they were producing. He felt some of the ones they were getting sent by the fans were much better. I now know how he feels. Some of the fan theories getting posted by ScreenRant and others ended up being much better and more interesting than what was actually delivered.
The final sequence of the episode was absolutely a classic promo for the further adventures of Pike's Enterprise and NOT that of Discovery's season 3, now how inept is that? On a scale of 1 to 10 it's an 11 (shout out to "This Is Spinal Tap"). Discovery went beyond the veil. THE END! It totally felt as if their story was done.
The Starfleet solution is having everyone keep a secret and not say anything about anything. Too many folks involved for that to be even remotely plausible. Even if Section 31 started assassinating them all the "secret" would get out.
This finale was a real zero charisma. Again the best part was Georgiou's psychotic little girl laugh as Leland lay dying.
I will say that I did get verklempt when Saru's sister showed up, however, that was about it (and I am an easy touch to make cry during movies). Overall, I felt better about season 1 than season 2. Season 2 rating would be a "7" because they did have some really good episodes early on. The pacing of this season was bad with the second half feeling painfully stretched out for time.
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I was talking about Dukat that is why I mentioned him second.
They did a pretty good job with Garak.
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