I must say, I do miss the creature of the week episodes of TOS and TNG.
Anyone else watch the first few episodes of the new Star Trek Discovery season?
I find it interesting, and entertaining, just how many early sci-fi TV shows made it so long using the "creature of the week" format.
I just started Discovery because I heard the premise of Season 3 so I wanted to check it out. Just finished Season 1, and started Season 2
with Capt. Pike.
Anyone else watch the first few episodes of the new Star Trek
Discovery season?
Thoughts?
I'm glad there will be a Pike spin-off. The TOS TV series really need a reboot and this will be pretty close to it.
Especially for the last episode, Way to much pathos and not a single moment without emotional music in the background.
I get a kick out of it. It certainly explains what happened to Pike in TOS. Oh he was pissing around on Discovery, that explains it.
Anyone else watch the first few episodes of the new Star Trek Discovery season?I feel the same way, might be a total bomb but it might be a really good season to watch. I find that I'm not as attached to watching Season 3 of Discovery as I was in the first two seasons. I also binged watched Season 1 of The Mandalorian and look forward to continue to watch the upcoming episodes of it as well.
Thoughts?
Personally I think it might be a bit too early to tell. It is still
hasn't hit the breakpoint for me. Things might be great or they might
fail miserably.
I do love the fact that they tied Pike's story from the pilot episode of TOS.
Letting him know that his actions will lead to a terrible accident was a great nod to the fans.
I find it interesting, and entertaining, just how many early sci-fi TV shows made it so long using the "creature of the week" format.
I think DS9 was the perfect balance of creature of the week and story arc where Voyager's arc was just them getting home.
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I'm only on Ep 4 of Season 2 of Discovery now, but I find it interesting thatthe genetically modified klingon (I'm so bad with character names)
is now backwith the Klingons, helping L'rell (Chanchellor/"Mother"). I'm curious if theywill use this "Human/Klingon" hybrid to explain the
"smooth forehead" Klingonsof TOS. If so, that is very clever writing.
It was not just getting home. Most of the episodes you could not tell
the shipwas moving at all. They kept facing the same creatures and
enemies as if theywere standing on the same sector they had started the series in.
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