Spoilers Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 2x09 - "Subspace Rhapsody"
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Never considered myself as a musical fan but I absolutely loved this episode. Though the musical numbers were done very well, I loved how much exposition and story we got on various characters, making this episode a must see for fans of SNW. My only downside to it was the heralding of Chapel leaving the series (hopefully NOT for good).
Wasn't the fellowship only for three months? They could easily vault that in the space of one episode. Season 3 premiere set immediately after season two finale, then ep two set three months later.
Potentially.
It is difficult, I agree. I can stay with everyone except Celia Rose Gooding, mainly when she moves up a step during the transition in the coda from "Keep Us Connected." At that point, I just have to take a backup harmony position because damn.
Those key changes can be deceptively hard to cover, even though it's just a half step or two.
It's not super clear but you can see them being pushed "off stage" by the blast.Rewatching that final number again. When the rift is destroyed, because of the timing of their course/s and the whiteout of the explosion, it makes it almost look like the Klingon ships are destroyed.
This is awesome! Boldly go where no one has gone before!
They have no choice - Pike's communication pulls them into the number - it's why he hails them. We get signposted to this earlier when Ortega and Mitchell get freaked out by how their movements are co-ordinated.
I agree that they weren't catchy...but they were all quite beautiful.
I'm not a music aficionado or anything, but for me that carries some weight.
I liked how the backround bridge crew were playing their consoles like musical instruments as well.
You gotta carry that weight a long time...
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Well, Klingons do like to sing... just on their own terms.
And in the middle of negotiations the Klingons break down.
The Chancellor's a pretty nice girl but she doesn't have a lot to say...
Possibly. Or possibly they'll reconcile and become platonic friends without getting back together. Or maybe they'll become Star Trek's Jeff and Annie or Ross and Rachel, regularly getting together and breaking up. No idea where we go from here!
Are they, though? I mean, "Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow" strongly implied that history has wobbled. They have an in-universe plot device to rationalize it if they decide to take the Spock/Christine relationship in a different direction.
Sure. The issue isn't the length of time Christine will be gone for the fellowship -- the issue is how her treatment of Spock will impact their relationship, and whether or not she falls for Roger Korby.