Spoilers Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 1x03 - "Ghosts of Illyria"
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Had to give this one a 6. The Disco and Picard writers are starting to take this show to where they have gone before. I'm afraid this is starting to take a turn for the worst.
I hope I'm wrong. Time will tell.
I hope I'm wrong. Time will tell.
Are they the same writers? Either way, I don't see any similarities between SNW and PIC or DSC.
They shouldn't bother making Pure DVD players anymore.
BluRay Players are all Backward Compatible with DVD's.
So manufacturers should only make Blu-Ray Players that are all backward compatible with DVD's.
Simplifies logistics and all that.
What parts of the episode stood out that make you say that?
I’m not saying you’re wrong, it’s just that I didn’t see any similarities with Picard or Discovery.
Please do some research before making these claims.
So far the only PIC or DSC writers that have written anything for this show are Akiva and Alex and Jenny Lumet, and they only co-wrote the pilot.
Alex and Akiva apparently wrote next week's episode.
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I'm honestly surprised they're still making DVD players. Blu-ray players can be had for less than $100 these days. But I guess when you can get a DVD player for $25 (!!) some people will just go for that.
SNIP!
STitD had both the XCV-330 Enterprise AND the NX-01 Enterprise models, so basically fans of the franchise can pick-and-choose what sort of continuity they want. Personally, it shouldn't matter, but it does matter to some fans. Hence, why we are even bothering to discuss a non-issue/issue.
Similarily, my first DVD player was a PS2. Ah, those were the days.
Ownership is overrated.
Well, the goal by both the corporations and the state is for the plebes to own as little personal property and wealth as possible, effectively turning a human being into the equivalent of a gerbil on a hamster wheel, to be fed, taking care of and "processed" as such.
His moisture levels don't just compensate. They are superior.
Reminds me about the Sith and the Mandalorians from STAR WARS, how both groups started out as distinctive, non-human aliens, but adopted humans and other species into their own, resulting in changing of their "race", if not "species".
Sometimes, certain cultures will transcend species and the cultures won't discriminate as long as you adopt their ways.
"This is the Way!"
I like them.
This was actually a good episode and I really enjoyed it! I'd rate it a solid 7.
FACT TREK, headed up primarily by @Maurice and @Harvey with assist and ass-kicking by me, got a hold of a color photo of the makeup test.
I've always wondered how that Orion make-up worked on a black-and-white tv (which were most prevalent back in the day)
Yep. The whole plan is to turn us into the product, and products have no rights.
We can expect SNW and DSC to share a lot of writers and directors, and Ep. 1 was written by a trifecta of DSC creators including Kurtzman. Seems to me to be recognizably similar to at least the more relatively self-contained outings of (much of) DSC, which makes sense with the show being a DSC spinoff, but I do think they're going for a lot more stylistic variation between episodes than DSC's serialized approach allowed.
So far it only shares 3, and they've only co-written one episode so far, the rest of the episodes have been written by new writers.
