I think we've been here before about Discovery being in an impossible
situation being an immediate prequel of TOS. Frankly, Pike extolling
something that might have sounded likely in 1966 but sounds old-fashioned
in 2019, is the least of anyone's worries. They're still going to have to
get rid of new propulsion system at some point and explain away why no
other subsequent Treks was able to use it.

I think you just have to park all that and enjoy the new series... or not.

Personally, I'm still enjoying this more than most. Episode 2 feels very
old-Trek with an away party going down to a planet in disguise. Yes,
there's an ongoing story arc, but that's to be expected. Of course, this
side of the pond we're lucky that we don't need a whole other TV
subscription to essentially watch just this one show. It's on Netflix here
thankfully.


Adam

On Sat, Jan 26, 2019 at 5:44 AM Kevin M. <[email protected]> wrote:

> It was free on the CBS All Access YouTube channel so I watched. It is
> better than it was when I stopped watching last season, but that's not
> saying much. There wasn't much to the Pike character in the original Trek
> pilot, but this Pike character was nothing like what little there was in
> the pilot (i.e.- in the pilot, Pike remarked he wasn't used to having women
> on the bridge, but didn't balk at Discovery's nearly all female bridge
> crew, supposedly 9 or 10 years earlier). Frankly, Discovery Pike is closer
> to early Kirk, but whatever. Still not paying for All Access to watch more
> episodes.
>
> Free on YouTube (limited time only)
>
> https://youtu.be/8rvMqRrtmkY
>
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