Well, they do, it's just rare.No one has any benemite. Season 3 episode 1 addressed this directly.
But the writers either forgotten or didn't know benemite could be synthesized. Mentioned in the same Voyager episode that introduced it.
Well, they do, it's just rare.No one has any benemite. Season 3 episode 1 addressed this directly.
That would be par for the course with the DISCO writers.Well, they do, it's just rare.
But the writers either forgotten or didn't know benemite could be synthesized. Mentioned in the same Voyager episode that introduced it.
No it wouldn't.That would be par for the course with the DISCO writers.
I think the fact that the reviews so far have been mostly positive has riled the toxic fandom up. They were expecting reviewers to join them in declaring it the worst Trek ever made, and the fact that this hasn’t happened has whipped them into a frenzy where they feel the need to whine even louder.
Exactly so. Hatred is too exhausting for me right now to watch something and hate it.I am a Star Trek fan. I didn’t hate Discovery. I didn’t think it was the best either but it wasn’t awful. I give it props for trying some new things even if in many cases those did not work out.
It was alright. Don’t get the hate. Or the uncritical love for that matter.DISCO is probably the most polarized show in the franchise. It's either loved or hated... very little in between.
This is the Roddenberry way.In fact, Kovich basically said "sucks to be you" to her and was prepared to let her die a painful death
Starbases used fusion reactors not Matter/Anti-Matter.Thats a fair point, though I doubt ground facilities would need them unless they needed weapons. i'm not sure if the fusion reactors would be enough for ground shields.
Though that does beg the question. In Picard season 3 we see earth's planetary shield in that battle. If they used dylithium to generate the shield, I would assume that it would be the same 600 years later. I would imagine that would blow a large size chunk out of the earth
Either way my argument is not really between the burn and when disco arrives. It all the years upto the burn.
Shields are as strong as the plot requires.Starbases used fusion reactors not Matter/Anti-Matter.
Also, Earth's planetary shield in Discovery wasn't even a fraction as strong as the planetary shield in Picard, so there's that.
At least some level of consistency is important.Shields are as strong as the plot requires.
Not as much as you think.At least some level of consistency is important.
At least some level of consistency is important.
So one of the previewd shows a cadet talking to the doctor. She tells him she swallowed he comm badge. Really? I thought starfleet cadets were the best of the best of the best. Somehow she was chewing he comm bade abd swallowed it? Yeah she'll nake a great captain one day. Lol
Same with "polarized hull plating".Shields are as strong as the plot requires.
"From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs."So one of the previewd shows a cadet talking to the doctor. She tells him she swallowed he comm badge. Really? I thought starfleet cadets were the best of the best of the best. Somehow she was chewing he comm bade abd swallowed it? Yeah she'll nake a great captain one day. Lol
Yeah, tell that to all of the writers. The tech always does what the story has asked. Don’t pretend differently.
It’s great to talk about qualities of others when one can’t take two seconds and proof their post. Use a spellcheck, dude. Seriously.
I thought that was odd, too. I know it’s supposed to be a light comedic moment, but the way the doctor even says “Already?” makes it sound like it’s a common occurrence. Maybe they are somehow delicious?So one of the previewd shows a cadet talking to the doctor. She tells him she swallowed he comm badge. Really? I thought starfleet cadets were the best of the best of the best. Somehow she was chewing he comm badege and swallowed it? Yeah she'll make a great captain one day. Lol


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