I hope the series doesn't continue regressing. Yet again, the character of Charly is pushed and, yet again, their presence lowers the quality of the show. They would've been demoted to dishwasher on a back moon long ago - or kicked out of the service. It's out of character for this type of behavior to occur in front of Ed (or other characters) and it to slide. No. Not kosher.
Also, the forced romance betwixt security and engineering is still being pushed, as well. It doesn't work.
On the other hand, the - Oh, the romance between the good doctor and our friendly neighborhood robot. It lifted my heart. As an aside, that dress! The doctor looked so beautiful... as beautiful as the all-too-brief moments between she and Isaac. What a wonderful tragedy.
...and on an appendage temporarily produced by Yaphit, just throw Charly into an airlock already. Seriously, why is this wholly unpleasant character, an ensign, crammed into so many scenes/situations she doesn't belong in? Again, within this universe, Charly would've been court martialed and dishonorably discharged or relegated to scrubbing a backwater port-a-potty long ago. At least at the end she displays a semblance of positive humanity, although it does come across as writers quickly attempting to course correct everything done over many episode in a hot minute after realizing how much everyone despises her (the character, not the actor).
Review by VesparadoBlockedParentSpoilers2024-05-09T00:12:35Z
I hope the series doesn't continue regressing. Yet again, the character of Charly is pushed and, yet again, their presence lowers the quality of the show. They would've been demoted to dishwasher on a back moon long ago - or kicked out of the service. It's out of character for this type of behavior to occur in front of Ed (or other characters) and it to slide. No. Not kosher.
Also, the forced romance betwixt security and engineering is still being pushed, as well. It doesn't work.
On the other hand, the - Oh, the romance between the good doctor and our friendly neighborhood robot. It lifted my heart. As an aside, that dress! The doctor looked so beautiful... as beautiful as the all-too-brief moments between she and Isaac. What a wonderful tragedy.
...and on an appendage temporarily produced by Yaphit, just throw Charly into an airlock already. Seriously, why is this wholly unpleasant character, an ensign, crammed into so many scenes/situations she doesn't belong in? Again, within this universe, Charly would've been court martialed and dishonorably discharged or relegated to scrubbing a backwater port-a-potty long ago. At least at the end she displays a semblance of positive humanity, although it does come across as writers quickly attempting to course correct everything done over many episode in a hot minute after realizing how much everyone despises her (the character, not the actor).