Sorry, we misheard. We just gave them a promotion.My prediction is that someone has to get fired other this, although I'm sure that we'll never hear about that.
Guess I'll watch the season premiere tomorrow. I... do not have high hopes.
Because I want to like Star Trek, and essentially every future Star Trek production will feed off of what Discovery does or doesn't do.I do wonder why you keep subjecting yourself to stuff you know you're not going to like.
It did involve a VPN, yes.You were using a VPN, I take it?
DiscoTrek makes a mockery of Spock's familial relationships, given that Disco-Sarek is downright chummy with an adopted daughter who joins Starfleet - a military organization in which she would be reasonably expected to use violence or even kill people, while ostracizing his own son for the same reason.Most people are aware that Spock is logical, but Discovery kind of assumes you know the relationship between Spock and his parents that was introduced in TOS and Search for Spock. You are not going to miss much without it though. Not like watching Wandavision before the avengers movies
There's actually a really good novel about Pike called Burning Dreams, in which we're introduced to Pike as a child and follow his life from adolescence to Starfleet Academy, and his subsequent career and how the Talosians affected him. I highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in this character.People are all hype over Pike but I never cared for him. Myabe he was the best thing in Dis, but I'm not suffering DIS for one diamond in the rough. I'll check out SNW maybe, but I'm fully prepared to be disappointed.
Absolutely. I have given up bothing to get setup to receive content over the air, and the only thing I kind of miss is live sport. And 9pm Fridays!!! I could make it these days, but before the plague I would never be in then.Apparently you can now watch Discovery in Germany on a service from Paramount, PlutoTV, for free, but not on-Demand, rather only on Fridays at 9PM.
Not even the slightest interested. On-demand video is a great improvement for series with a continuous story, since you're not anymore a slave to the TV schedule and you can still enjoy the whole thing. Tonight at 9 I'll be coming back from the gym, next Friday at 9 I'll be having dinner with my GF. TV is not gonna change that anymore.
Episode 2 was better, I guess. Every interaction and plot point feels stilted and incredibly inorganic. So much seems designed solely for rule of cool and to make sure the CGI budget gets used up, with no regard for whether or not it actually makes sense or has a place in the narrative.Garbage.
It has to be possible to record it, and at least in the UK time-shifting is explicitly defined as an exception to copyright law.I watched the first two episodes of Discovery s4 last night on Pluto TV, which, as it turns out, is commercial live TV, just over the Internet. Just gotta love the adverts, the zero pause/rewind function and of course the "be there or you miss it" schedule. Everything I never liked about old TV alive and well in the modern era. At least it's free, so you get what you pay for (in this case, absolutely no frills at all), but I can't say I'm eager to repeat the process.
You have just described every single episode of DiscoTrek, and most of post-Tenant Doctor Who.I can't forgive how all the characters are so unfailingly... childish.