I liked it, and definitely like that it extends the timeline in which writers can play around with.
Are there thumb downs? Sure, but don't forget Star trek never looked this good before this series.
SHORT BUT WILL COME BACK TO COMPLETE ONE DAY.
Thank you to crew and cast of this show, I appreciated your effort.
Discovery was my first proper Trek show. I'd watched bits and pieces of some of the other shows, particularly TNG and Voyager when they were on TV or when my parents were watching it, and I vaguely remember watching Enterprise, but not enough to really count it in any meaningful way especially as I remember almost nothing about it.
So with all that said this episode, and the show as a whole, is particularly meaningful to me. I've grown and changed with this characters, much as I imagine those who grew up on any of the other shows did too, and it's never easy to say goodbye to anything that means so much.
But I don't feel sad. I'm so happy with how it ended, it was pretty much everything I wanted. And it was hopeful, which feels pretty perfect for Star Trek. I'll never forget this show and until we meet again, "Let's fly".
This show feels like a meeting that could have been an email.
Telling this story as a fractured narrative with no prompts to explain to the audience when you are moving from one timeline to another was a bad move that I still don’t understand the purpose of, despite nearing the end of the series. At the least, it’s unnecessary, and at most, it’s completely confounding and makes it difficult to understand the simple mechanics of what is actually happening from moment to moment.
CLAUDIA!!!!!
stuck and diminished and never getting more than a flickering moment’s worth of joy. god. she deserves to kill everyone who has ever wronged her with fire, quite honestly.
I always hate Lestat in this book and love him the rest of them. The series does a very good job of continuing to make me feel that way. I want him there, but it makes me sick to see him. lol.
ngl it took me a full minute of checking the cast list and going "wait but really" to verify that alexis louder and adina porter are playing the same woman at different ages
emma you could take a screenshot of the chat , you idiot
making all the women bisexual so there’s still the option to have them sleep with and couple up with men while writing out the only main lesbian character in years…immediately NO
Is it me or is Meredith highly sociopathic sometimes? Like, girl... trauma and grief can only explain so much.
great episode mystery-wise but a lot of unanswered questions...
All the things I like from a Doctor Who episode. A good storyline, a good message, memorable quotes, and for the first time for me, the Doctor FELT like the Doctor, up to and including little nods to the past which I was worried we wouldn't have. Sad that it was just one episode from him as I'd love him back full time, but I'll take what I can get.
Wait so the people on the future could actually send people back so why the fuck didn’t the future resistance group send someone back to kill Mannix before everything started. This is so stupid writing.
I have to get this off my chest somewhere: Lucas has to be one of the most insufferable characters to ever be on the show. The actor does him no favors with the fucking face he constantly has on and the way he delivers lines like he's dead inside. And when he does have emotional moments, I just feel like punching him in the face. I can't stand Lucas, for real. I care nothing about what's going on with him. Don't even get me started on Simone. They deserve each other, they're so annoying.
Decisions, decisions and more decisions. At least someone was able to call it.
So the Enterprise is on its way to the final clue, can't wait to see how it all comes together. :thumbsup_tone1:
I don't hand out 10s lightly, but, for some reason I cannot explain, this was the most attention grabbing, engaging, mesmerising streaming episode I've watched in a long time.
I guess I'm the only one who thinks this show is a mess. Like, randomly written by an AI bot, ironically.
This show is beyond unhinged.
Still frustratingly confusing about what this show is really about. Quests? For who? Do we have to wait until the season finale to know?
I miss S1 Chucky so much, this old chucky is great but he just doesn't hit the same
Beautiful film, but I wasn't high enough to understand what the hell was happening.
It was a decent Dracula movie. It's a limited number of people stuck on a boat, so they did with it what they could.
Adorable, interesting, poetic, intriguing, dark, loving and a little scary, as well as good characters.
Ep summary:
Gabby: XENA!!!
Brunnhilda: GABRIELLE!!!
Beowulf: GABRIELLE!!!
Xena: GABRIELLE!!!
lmao Gabby is quite the popular one in this ep.
They couldn't have done Fallout any more justice.
What makes Fallout so special is the stories of the games themselves. Moreso that the fascinating, visually distinctive post-apocalyptic America it sets up can act as a perfect playground for messy people. Factions and individuals with a forever interesting blend of conflicting motivations for pursuing the same goals with a weird yet effortless tone mix of serious vs goofy.
The TV show captures that perfectly. Episode 4 is the best one yet, upping the stakes whilst still spinning a thoroughly entertaining blend of drama, action, intrigue and comedy. Just this time around the pace is much tighter than usual. It feels like a flowing, interconnected narrative rather than watching several parallel stories playing out separate from one another.
I hope this runs for 10 seasons. Things can only get better from here.
Lucy’s foot is the cleanest foot that walked on the Wasteland ;)
