Well this is an interesting turn of events. I didn't see the show shifting this way.... but I should have since the show is Star Trek: Discovery. Now we finally meet the ship Discovery. And it's not what I had expected. First, Jason Isaacs is phenomenal. Continually shifting between good guy and potential villain. Keeping both the viewer and Michael on their feet, unsure of who he is.
This episode helps keep the mystery of the USS Discovery by keeping both Michael and the viewer in the dark about what is the Discovery's true intention, what is it's purpose in the grandscheme of the war against the Klingons, and how it fits into Star Fleet.
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Well this is an interesting turn of events. I didn't see the show shifting this way.... but I should have since the show is Star Trek: Discovery. Now we finally meet the ship Discovery. And it's not what I had expected. First, Jason Isaacs is phenomenal. Continually shifting between good guy and potential villain. Keeping both the viewer and Michael on their feet, unsure of who he is.
This episode helps keep the mystery of the USS Discovery by keeping both Michael and the viewer in the dark about what is the Discovery's true intention, what is it's purpose in the grandscheme of the war against the Klingons, and how it fits into Star Fleet.
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