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I'll be watching Special Circumstances on the other channelSection 31 wetwork. I'd watch the shit out of it.
I'll be watching Special Circumstances on the other channelSection 31 wetwork. I'd watch the shit out of it.
What I don't get is why he would want to go back? It's not as though he is going back with some massive advantage that will let him win this time. He has one ship and crew against an empire.When I talked about the spore drive I meant that mirror Lorca developed it with mirror Stamets in the mirror universe and jumped over when the coup fucked up, which is why no one could find him. Then he knew to get our Stamets to develop it over here so he could get back again.
It might work differently over in the mirror universe, since finding the tardigrade seemed to be a bit of a chance occurrence and it was that that kickstarted things. But it explains why he wanted it on the ship if he figured it was a way to get the spore drive online.
It's difficult atm to speculate what happened when he first jumped through to our universe. Maybe he jumped through individually, without a crew and a big ship, if their spore tech was different in some way to ours. And then made it his mission to track down our Lorca and do away with him so as to take up his place and get on the spore drive research asap to get him back again. And yes, all that happened before we met Lorca.
What I don't get is why he would want to go back? It's not as though he is going back with some massive advantage that will let him win this time. He has one ship and crew against an empire.
That ship can wipe out anything when it's running properly. Single-handedly was winning the war against the Klingons.What I don't get is why he would want to go back? It's not as though he is going back with some massive advantage that will let him win this time. He has one ship and crew against an empire.
They didn't have a spore drive, did they?Did not really help the USS Gagarin, Hoover or muroc even with Full functionally
Maybe winning a whole war on it own would be a little much
Disco is a science ship not a battle crusier
Discovery could not save them even with a spore drive is my point
Captain Killy has probably been using it to tribble-bomb Klingon colony worlds.
Yes. But they chose not to run coz they were protecting the planet, they'd been ordered to leave. They used the spore drive to figure out the cloaking, hacked it then blew the ship(s) up.did they not choose to scan the Klingon cloak as that was the war winning technology after they lost the 3 previously mentioned star ships
also now that you mention it was Vog around Lorca Tribble...
might of been sloppy writing if he was
I'd say a fully-functioning spore drive would be pretty damned handy if you wanted to overthrow an Emperor. Especially considering no one is ever supposed to see her. Security must be tighter than a duck's arse. A spore drive would be super handy indeed.
Still hating this as a Star Trek fan. It's perfectly fine television, just not Star Trek.
A few episodes ago he looked in the mirror and his reflection stayed there after he left.whoa whoa whoa what's all this stuff about Lorca?
The Voq/Tyler bit was obvious from the outset - massively telegraphed.
but I failed to spot anything about any evil Lorcas. What? How? He did smile weirdly at the end, granted, but how are people getting that he's from a mirror universe? He's ruthless, but what else?
I don't think it's that controversial an opinion - it's got the lowest audience approval rating of any Star Trek series on rotten tomatoes, only 55%. The 'twists' are so obviously telegraphed that there are barely any surprises, and the lack of any continuity with the already established Star Trek universe just grates on me more and more with each passing episode.Care to voice a slightly fuller opinion? Not star trek as opposed to all the other series before, which were so similar.
I don't think it's that controversial an opinion - it's got the lowest audience approval rating of any Star Trek series on rotten tomatoes, only 55%. The 'twists' are so obviously telegraphed that there are barely any surprises, and the lack of any continuity with the already established Star Trek universe just grates on me more and more with each passing episode.
I'm a huge Star Trek fan, but if you compare this against other contemporary sci-fi on TV at the moment like The Expanse, this pales in comparison.
A few episodes ago he looked in the mirror and his reflection stayed there after he left.
Stamets is the key.That was Stamets, not Lorca.
I don't think it's that controversial an opinion - it's got the lowest audience approval rating of any Star Trek series on rotten tomatoes, only 55%. The 'twists' are so obviously telegraphed that there are barely any surprises, and the lack of any continuity with the already established Star Trek universe just grates on me more and more with each passing episode.
I'm a huge Star Trek fan, but if you compare this against other contemporary sci-fi on TV at the moment like The Expanse, this pales in comparison.
To me it's unrecognisable as something that will become the Original Series and then The Next Generation. They've changed too much of the continuity, visually it doesn't look like Star Trek, and it's lost all of the optimism that every Star Trek series has had up to now.Isnt that a criticism of the quality rather than its inherent star trekness. There is continuity of estabished star trek universe as well.
To me it's unrecognisable as something that will become the Original Series and then The Next Generation. They've changed too much of the continuity, visually it doesn't look like Star Trek, and it's lost all of the optimism that every Star Trek series has had up to now.
If they'd set this 20 or 30 years ahead of DS9 and Voyager, I'd have been much more fine with it. Also, Kelvin timeline is shit. Just tell a story in the universe that already exists and stop fucking about with alternate timelines and mirror universes.My mate has this problem, and I tell him to just let it fucking go.
It's 2018, you can't make a show now and make it look like something from the 1950s. Technology has moved on in the real world, we just have to accept the subtle changes and move on and use our imaginations to fill in the blanks. It's TV at the end of the day.
However, it does annoy me they decided to do another prequel. Trek needs to move on beyond Kirk and co, and even Picard. Let's move on, another 80+ years from TNG. Let's deal with the aftermath of Romulus destruction in the prime timeline just before Spock jumped into the Kelvin timeline. New species, new tech. That's what I really hoped for when they announced a new series.
OoooopsThat was Stamets, not Lorca.