I wonder if Discovery will end up being a prequel to the whole “prime universe” timeline. Because in Enterprise, they already learned about time travel and the fact that technological advancements were engineered by time travelers. Both the Suliban and the Xindi were both provided future technology by time…

Voyager literally had “interferometric waves” that interfered with a ship’s functions.

Avatar is like a theme park ride. It's fun for the moment, but you won't remember the details afterwards.

Isn’t the whole point of these documentaries that horrible people don’t look like hideous monsters? And the fact that serial killers who are attractive and charming are better able to hide their crimes because people are preoccupied with their outward appearance that they overlook obvious warning signs.

So rich white people took action to affirm their children's entrance into colleges?

Since when? At no point in this episode or "The Cage" did they even imply the Talosians had that kind of ability.

I think they need to hire some DS9 writers to consult. Seth and Brannon Braga can’t do these types of stories with the needed complexity and nuance.

Was it even necessary for Spock to go to the Talosians at all? Vulcans are telepathic. There’s also the Aenar. Betazoid too, but I’m not sure if they’re part of the Federation yet.

It’s the Borg, right? The threat the Red Angel is trying to prevent is the Borg. That’s the least interesting answer, anyway.

So, the evil AI is basically Brainiac, isn’t it? And it’s pulling a Terminator. And Section 31 is controlled by Brainiac.

“Plus, we were unable to secure the special effects budget to do 1,000 9/11's.”

The Verge could hire her as a consultant.

It’s like Man of Steel, but with a much lower body count.

Krill are Jem’Hadar, reptilian religious fanatics.

We thought Isaac was Data. Turns out he’s Worf.

So cyborg Freeza had been infected by Brainiac.

The Union’s relationship with the Krill continues to deepen as Captain Dalak decides their brief partnership with humanity will require further theological debate. It’s kind of an off-hand excuse for why the Krill didn’t just take advantage of a severely weakened earth defense to conquer our planet, but the part…

I hope they get rid of Kurtzman, he’s clearly the weakest link. Almost all the problems in Discovery bear the marks of Kurtzman’s influence, based on all his previous work. The pointless mystery box storytelling with all set up and no payoff. The focus on big reveals rather than substance. No real thought to the bigger…

They also did nothing to resolve the situation with the Ba’ul. The Ba’ul are still deathly afraid of the Kelpians and they still have vastly superior technology. Destroying their obelisks isn’t going to stop them from wanting to wipe out the Kelpians. They still have starships they can use to bomb the Kelpians into…

But L’Rell’s own agenda is to continue T’Kuvma’s vision, which is to destroy the Federation because he feared that the Federation will corrupt Klingon culture and subvert it from within. Which coincidentally, is exactly what Starfleet and Section 31 has done by making L’Rell the Chancellor. The whole Klingon plot is a…