Maybe Michael Burnham showed some tears at one point or two during the series (god forbid a Star Trek character raised on Vulcan showing emotions throughout her personal development), well she was still an absolute badass and a role model for numerous fans. Wether angry nerds like it or not.
Long live Discovery.
DISCO was the first student in a new class of Trek. A return to TV Trek after JJ’s trilogy, making his partner in crime Kurtzman take on the EP reigns previously held by [D]ick Berman. It was always gonna be rocky.
They did a fair few things well. Tried to maintain a sense of hope amidst the pew pew. Sonequa Martin-Green is a solid actor left to work with weak writing and characterization. Loved Rainn Wilson’s turn as Mudd. Using season 2 as an extended backdoor pilot to Strange New Worlds worked out to our advantage. Just couldn’t stick the landing like most JJ associated properties. Maybe I’ll rewatch it in a handful of years and see things differently.
It was a strong start, but the writing just keeps getting progressively worse. Since TNG, the opposite was usually true, first two seasons pretty bad, fourth season onwards good. DSC did one strong first season, a still good second, and then started going downhill.
It was a strong start, but the writing just keeps getting progressively worse. Since TNG, the opposite was usually true, first two seasons pretty bad, fourth season onwards good.
There’s some brilliant work in 7, but it was also a dumping ground for leftover stories.
- Ghost candle
- Spider Barclay
- Geordi’s “Mom”
- Data as Man-E-Faces
- Days of Future Alexanders
Being a mixed bag comes with the Trek territory. But you have to have a net positive to keep a series afloat.
I didn’t mind the main character at all, just an odd dark tone for Star Trek, I still watched it but I wanted something more classic. Loved me some Stammets but I personally couldn’t stand Tilly
I was the opposite. I really like Killy since she’s always so cheerful. I didn’t really like Stamets since he was almost always a curmudgeon.
I didn’t really like Stamets since he was almost always a curmudgeon.
In the beginning of the series the curmudgeon bothered me, but as the show went on he mellowed and really came to trust those he worked with. In hindsight the curmudgeon was necessary for character arc to arrive at a better place.
It must get frustrating to see detractors every time you post about a show you like and whose characters you enjoy for their badassery.
It’s extra work to have to find splinter groups and subcommunities where hate commenting won’t happen… And even then it still might.
I can’t deny that’s probably is a mirror into some real life communities and realities.
Sometimes that’s just how badasses are formed.
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