Agamemnon
2018-01-29 21:54:59 UTC
Star Trek: Discovery S01E13 What's Past Is Prologue
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And the plot grows even more ludicrous...
Terran Lorca got to our universe via a transporter accident, and yet no
one realized before it was too late and the real Lorca's crew died. Gay
doc shows up again for comfort, and gay engineer along with autistic
cadet figure out how to cure the mycelial web and get back home by
killing two birds with one stone, three birds, since firing photon
torpedoes at the mushroom reactor core of the Emperor's palace is what
needs to be done. Emperor Georgiou kills Lorca by stabbing him in the
back and then Michael grabs her a second before everything blows as
she's being transported onto the Discovery which instantly goes into
Warp and dematerialises riding the wave of mushroom protein, which is
not to her liking.
When they return home it's 9 months too late--like they weren't
expecting that after Lorca revealed he'd spent 250 odd days being
tortured since his return, and like the Quorn Drive can also do time
travel--and the Klingon's have won the war. Or rather there managed to
capture 25% of Federation space (neutral zone anyone?), and lose 30% of
their ships. And now Emperor Gerogiou is going to try to save the day.
When are she and Michael going to have sex? That's what everyone wants
to see, not gay doc and gay engineer.
Once again the ludicrousy of Political Correctness permeating though
this episode is exposed since how can a woman, a person of the inferior
sex, have been allowed to rule the Terran Empire which according to
Lorca was built on the principles of survival of the fittest? What
happened to women being reduced to sex slaves we saw in Mirror Mirror,
and Season 4 of Enterprise? Lorca of course is right, and a better story
would have been to show that he is right by keeping Michael and the
Discovery in the Mirrorverse and seeing them become like the Terrans,
and enjoying it. Maybe they will be brought back to it at a later time?
John Norman's Gor novels would seem a good place to start.
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And the plot grows even more ludicrous...
Terran Lorca got to our universe via a transporter accident, and yet no
one realized before it was too late and the real Lorca's crew died. Gay
doc shows up again for comfort, and gay engineer along with autistic
cadet figure out how to cure the mycelial web and get back home by
killing two birds with one stone, three birds, since firing photon
torpedoes at the mushroom reactor core of the Emperor's palace is what
needs to be done. Emperor Georgiou kills Lorca by stabbing him in the
back and then Michael grabs her a second before everything blows as
she's being transported onto the Discovery which instantly goes into
Warp and dematerialises riding the wave of mushroom protein, which is
not to her liking.
When they return home it's 9 months too late--like they weren't
expecting that after Lorca revealed he'd spent 250 odd days being
tortured since his return, and like the Quorn Drive can also do time
travel--and the Klingon's have won the war. Or rather there managed to
capture 25% of Federation space (neutral zone anyone?), and lose 30% of
their ships. And now Emperor Gerogiou is going to try to save the day.
When are she and Michael going to have sex? That's what everyone wants
to see, not gay doc and gay engineer.
Once again the ludicrousy of Political Correctness permeating though
this episode is exposed since how can a woman, a person of the inferior
sex, have been allowed to rule the Terran Empire which according to
Lorca was built on the principles of survival of the fittest? What
happened to women being reduced to sex slaves we saw in Mirror Mirror,
and Season 4 of Enterprise? Lorca of course is right, and a better story
would have been to show that he is right by keeping Michael and the
Discovery in the Mirrorverse and seeing them become like the Terrans,
and enjoying it. Maybe they will be brought back to it at a later time?
John Norman's Gor novels would seem a good place to start.
4/10