If you desire peace, prepare for war.
Since the mid-season finale (when did that become an expected thing?) falls next week, and this week’s episode might as well have ended with, “To be continued!” we’ll save a full review for next week. Here’s a place for a Discovery discussion….
It’s Gormagander Day as someone’s idea of Harry Mudd traps the Discovery in a time-loop in an murder-laden attempt to sell out the Federation to the Klingon Empire.
Strangely enough, it’s also the lightest-toned ep thus far. I fully expected to hear the TOS “funny” music at some point.
Off-duty, the crew wear nifty DISCOvery tees.
The apparently brilliant and logical Sarek falls for two traps (Where’s Admiral Ackbar when you need him?), Burnham, Tyler, and Tilly bond on a rescue mission, and Lorca penetrates the upper echelon, and then reveals the precipice on which his sanity stands.
Apparently enough people are signing up for CBS All Access to warrant a second season of the newest entry in the Star Trek family.
Six episodes in, what do you all think (or are you, like me, waiting until the season wraps and binge it all)?
Burnham and associates face a classic Trek dilemma, and a captive captain encounters a classic Trek character.
“Here’s Mudd in your eye!”
Discovery isn’t treading water, bear in mind, but many fans remain uncertain whether it will make the grade.
The latest episode features some familiar SF concepts, personality clashes among both humans and Klingons, and a glimpse of the show’s potential.
Star Trek: Discovery premiered last week with “Vulcan Hello” and “Battle at the Binary Stars.” With the captain [spoiler]dead and our chief protagonist serving a life sentence[/spoiler], the show takes an unexpected route to an expected destination: the U.S.S. Discovery.
Some spoilers follow.
Thirty years ago today, Star Trek returned to TV for the first time in two decades. What we got was awkward at first, but turned into something incredible.
Lest it get too big for its britches, the crew at Screen Junkies have put together a loving little roast of TNG in the form of an honest trailer.
What was your favorite TNG moment (aside from that epic moment Crusher got down with a space ghost)?
It’s been twelve-years since we had a Star Trek series. What does 2017’s Star Trek: Discovery bring to the family?
Despite all the delays and rumors…it’s happening.