Children of the Comet

Taking a classic, restoring it and then modernizing the internals. That's basically what this series is shaking out to be, and it's been enjoyable to watch. The structure of classic Star Trek is there, but the production has been modernized. The SFXs, sets, and costumes have all been fantastic. About as well as you could do a Uhura centric episode, lots of character centric call backs, or as a prequel would it actually be foreshadowing?

Touching episode, reminiscent of what Star Trek stands for : stories that have an impact on audience, not just all out action. Very balanced take and a quality addition, looking forward to other episodes hope the quality remains same if not better 🖖

What a blast that was. I'm actually estatic after watching that.

There was some real trek moments here. The initial opening, the discovery of a dilemma and a wonderful, HOPEFUL resolve.

This show did, what Picard and Discovery have failed to do. It did the thing Star Trek stood for.

PLEASE KEEP THIS UP.

A delightful Uhura centric episode, with a comet endangering a planet, her specific language skill set is appropriate to the task of saving the day. Beautifully done, initially it appeared to focus on irrelevant mundane shipboard life, but the preamble is warranted in the context of the story.

An honest, straightforward episode in the style and tradition of Star Trek, which also develops characters, particularly Uhura.

No whispering or crying. Just fun star trek episode, aliens, space battler and jokes. But frankly this series would be a car crash without Anson Mount, he really does make the series. The perfect lead for this series. One thing I do not really like is the sets, everything just seems a little bit too shiny.