I rather appreciated that scene at the end. Then again, Patton Oswalt has something of a special place in this house, what with my daughter being obsessed with Ratatouille.
Spoilers Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 3x08 - "Four-And-A-Half Vulcans"
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I watched through Season 3 and Pike remains my second favorite captain after Robau. But my staying won't make it better and I'd take take my extremely limited time to watch media and enjoy it rather than see the toll frustration is taking on me.
Right now reading the opinions and the complaints then seeing scores of 6 make me think it's not as bad as the complaints claim it to be.
That's me though. I don't wait for it to get better. I had some good times and then I can move on.
They certainly seem to create everything trying to please the fans so they do care about what the fans say.
I wonder if they also read fan fiction. This show seems so much fans pleasing that sometimes it feels like a "meta Inception".
Now, do they worry about the negative comments? don't think so, cause they know that even the ones who do not enjoy the show overall, they will keep watching for the occasional good episodes or just "because Star Trek".
Just watched, some thoughts:
The vulcan transformation was based on Spock's vulcan DNA, and his mind/psyche. All his feelings of inadequacy as a half-human, half-vulcan came out in the crew's "He is a HALF Vulcan."
All the logic training they got from Spock; but also made up a bunch. Pike trying to restructure shifts in 42 minute intervals? That's not true logic lol.
I wouldn't call it a comedy episode but it certainly leaned a bit in that direction. Vulcan Pike narrating the opening credits had me giggling.
8/10
The vulcan transformation was based on Spock's vulcan DNA, and his mind/psyche. All his feelings of inadequacy as a half-human, half-vulcan came out in the crew's "He is a HALF Vulcan."
All the logic training they got from Spock; but also made up a bunch. Pike trying to restructure shifts in 42 minute intervals? That's not true logic lol.
I wouldn't call it a comedy episode but it certainly leaned a bit in that direction. Vulcan Pike narrating the opening credits had me giggling.
8/10
It took me 5
That wasn't the original question.
Again not part of the question You asked for examples and you got them.
Another would be Vorik
I think aberrant behavior can itself be considered atypically Vulcan on their face.
Maybe they couldn't figure how to augment higher psi-powers.
Yes, but not part of the question "What Vulcan before Uhura manipulated the brain of a potential mate?"
Stonn. How else did he get T'Pring?
And you thought I was looking for a list of criminal activity? Now that the issue is cleared, do you at least willing to accept what Uhura did would be considered unethical, perhaps criminal, to Vulcan society?
Dude. Come on.
Technically she got consent, though I doubt he fully understood what it meant.
I think Doug might've done something to Una too, no offense to Patton Oswalt but (and I say this as a not good looking guy myself)Stonn. How else did he get T'Pring?
Vulcans haven't upgraded from finger Ethernet to brain Wi-Fi like Betazoids have.
No I thought you wanted a list of Vulcans who manipulated the minds of potential mates. The criminality is not relevant to the question.
Where did I or anyone state that it wouldn't be unethical or criminal?
Hard to say what Vulcan society makes of such actions. They psychically bond children to each other as a form of mating.
And it was withdrawn, and she never consented to be put in sickbay. Read the dialogue.
We're talking Beto and Uhura, right?
Heh .. I really don't think her mind was what he was manipulating.Stonn. How else did he get T'Pring?
(nor did he appear to be capable of that)
It seems to me that he was basically going to be her boytoy.
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