Such Sweet Sorrow, Part 2

While Season 1 tried to get its footing, Season 2 of ST:D felt bold enough to make statements that are reflective of 21st century 2019. As we venture into the future, CBS:All Access will be fragmenting the Star Trek Universe into at least 3 separate directions and time spans. I am not looking forward to being preached to about current status quo, or to try and shoehorn humor into scenarios that don't require it, or to receive speech after speech after speech of how dubious and thou art.

What I want for the existing and new paths that the Star Trek Universe shall traverse are tales of science fiction and mystery and suspense and action and drama that have to do with ventures unfathomed with subjects and decisions that have to do with the future and not based upon 21st century 2019. Give me some Ray Bradbury, some Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke-and stay away from the tabloid stories that Star Trek:Discovery was so fond of in Season 2.

Now that's how you finish a season properly! What a finale! From start to finish this episode had it all, and left me on the edge of my seat. After watching this I still cannot believe there's people hating on it, if you don't like it, why the hell are you still watching it after 2 bloody seasons!

This episode explains the canon issues for all of the haters. I would fully recommend this show to those who have a full appreciation of the essence of Star Trek. If you truly do, you will see the beauty in it.

Finally it felt like Star Trek. But only last 5 minutes in Enterprise. A perfect cool Captain: Christopher Pike, Number One and Mr. Spock. That means hell of a crew! I wish this trio were the leading roles. But what did we get in Discovery? Over acting, over drama. Burnham cries in every goddamn episode eeeeyk. Someone gets hurt and everybody acts like worlds end, IN A GODDAMN BATTLEFIELD. They stop fighting and do emotional talks. Everybody dead and return from dead several times, oh gosh! This makes me sick every time. And I will not talk about relationship between doctor and chief engineer... Am I watching a drama soup? NO, SCI-FI. And this episode is the perfect example this show how must be.

Every Spock, Number One, and Christopher Pike scene gived me goosebumps. I think Anson Mount is the best thing about this show.

This episode was absolutely brilliant!! The scenes were just beyond spectacular The storyline's tied up Explanations given why Discovery isn't mentioned in The original series Visually stunning and I was on the edge of my seat throughout the entire episode Discovery is just amazing People who score this low really need to either watch something else or get another hobby This show is just on another level of brilliance I swear I haven't seen a better Star Trek episode or Series like this The attention to detail is flawless I'm going back to rewatch it ... so so good