See DS9 seasons 4–7, which incidentally was why so many people hated DS9 at the time: because it was a war story. I loved it, for similar reasons to why I’m loving this series.

Also, it makes perfect sense that Burnham would have to earn the camaraderie of this crew. She should have to earn that respect, not unlike one Ro Laren.

Burnham really did earn that too, and everything else since coming aboard the Discovery. Can’t wait until the end of the season where she hopefully earns command of the Discovery.

I’m wondering about this as well. L’Rell told Vog he had to give up everything which probably included his life.

“Seven’s catsuit was more graphic.” Damn right it was. And it was also a far more naked play at drawing in young men of a particular demo for Voyager than anything in this series.

It’s been so fun watching a Star Trek unfold this way, too.

Jonathan Frakes is directing their MU episode, but I don’t think that’s where they jumped to; far more likely that Lorca wasn’t as done with the spore drive as he claimed.

I’m wondering if Voq was just a means for L’Rell’s ends.

Please let the icon in the middle of the screen be a sword.

He was filming a movie while they filmed the first parts of the season.

Is a possibility; but there’s also no guarantee they stay in space the whole season ...

If in the US, you can get the second season blu-ray; still no 3 or 4 though.

I think I saw subtle shifts of the blades/horns ...

Definitely not Schumacher campy.

Bailey?

You could wait until January or February to be honest, even March. The first season will end it’s run in Feb.

Jim Skaggs, the developer of the gated community in Bowling Green where Paul and Boucher live, intimated to the Louisville Courier-Journal that Paul was a rather difficult person to live next to

I loved when she got drunk at dinner a few weeks back. She gives a great ramble.

Seems like this time last year Kinja was convinced it was Robert Downey, Jr.

He’s one note?