Star Trek: Discovery
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This is all very nice and extremely scientific, but unfortunately it fails to explain the following:
1.
Somehow, Newtons third law did not apply to the initial jump forward.
But hey, Im not a scientist, what do I know?
Leland is now the first person to ever be assimilated by the Borg.
And I could not be more delighted by this surprise turn of events.
Georgiou seems fine with this, until she and Dr. Burnham have a mom date.
(2) From Discoverys own sensors, we know he manages to flee in an escape pod.
That would be one too many perfect butts to lose in a three-episode period.
(Dont act like you havent noticed those flawlessly lit profile shots.)
To say nothing of sinking the entire Pyler ship!
TL;DR: hes alive.
Will she get return to an atmosphere, or reappear in space and instantly freeze?
but I guess the suit does abscond with either 46 percent or 100 percent of the spheres AI data.
Im mad constantly, and yet I adore it all the same!
Is this what its like to be in an emotionally volatile relationship?
Tell me this is going to work out!
** Previously referred to here as Esau IV thanks to reader @haoanhle for the correction.
Alien spelling is tough.
*** Michael Burnham wasborn in 2226, the showspresent is 2257.
The events on Doctari Alpha took place 20 years before, so in 2237.
Plus 950 years = 3187.
The power of math, people!
Incredible work yet again this week from Sonequa Martin-Green and Michelle Yeoh.
The formers emotional performance and the latters fight scenes are undiluted excellence.
suggests Michael; Unmerited.
Weve hadVISORsand wheelchairs, for one, so I know these shows can do better.
