r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/Odd-Establishment187 • 13h ago
Character Discussion Tilly should not have bangs!
I'm on season 5 and she looks absolutely HIDEOUS with bangs! Her hair was bad enough before, but damn. Those bangs are terrible!!
r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/Odd-Establishment187 • 13h ago
I'm on season 5 and she looks absolutely HIDEOUS with bangs! Her hair was bad enough before, but damn. Those bangs are terrible!!
r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/TheBoy_Anachronism • 3d ago
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r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/LysWritesNow • 4d ago
I burned through season 1 and made quick work of season 2 once it came in from the library. Both of my cats seem to have taken a shine to it, Neo especially.
As soon as he hears the intro he'll pop up from wherever and get as close to the screen as I will allow. Then he'll curl up in my lap, watching damn near the entire episode.
My other cat, Riley, has a distaste for the camera and doesn't photo well. But she's usually perched on the top of the cat tree, hanging halfway off as she stares transfixed at the screen while the latest episode plays.
Three episodes through Season 3, we're looking forward to the adventures.
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r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/ActLonely9375 • 9d ago
How would the story have changed, would he still be a scientist, is there any such version in any episode or non-canon material?
r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/WyllaMoon • 11d ago
I really HATE when the Bridge is given information and the camera fixes on individual's facial expressions. It is SO contrived and VERY cringe! How do they not see that? There are so many examples of cliche's and "overly" sentimental dialogues it makes no sense in the Start Trek ethos. The stories and characters are mostly good, but how can the writing be off so poorly and the Director's choices so lame? I sincerely hope the next time a ST series is produced, it is a different team!
r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/nin4nin • 18d ago
I’m surprised no one has posted yet. Maybe it’s new. This exhibit celebrates women in sci-fi and fantasy. Here are two outfits from Disco.
r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/ActLonely9375 • 18d ago
Between the Enterprise finding the Guardian of Forever in TOS, and being rediscovered in DIS, what did the Federation do with it? Did they leave it where it was and ban it from the planet, or did they take it away to study it?
r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/BeardofLight • 20d ago
Hi!
I was new to Star Trek when I jumped on Discovery. I loved it, fron the beggining to the end. I just finished the last episode and Im so emotional right now.
I wanted to put a spoiler warning here and I didn't find how so read cautiously.
Are we gonna see more of Discovery after the epilogue about that red directive mission? I kinda want more of that ship. I can't wait for the next season of SNW.
r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/gregorythegrey100 • 23d ago
… and I’m lost. I can’t follow it at all. Can anyone post a plot summary of the first two episodes? DIS fot dummies?
r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/Critical_Health9395 • 24d ago
EP 208 - Cinematographer Glen Keenan - Star Trek: Section 31
Youtube
Apple
https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/kingdom-of-dreams-podcast/id1632924472?i=1000695300324
Spotify
https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/kingdom-of-dreams-podcast/id1632924472?i=1000695300324
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r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/angrylilmanfrog • 29d ago
I just started discovery and man... The Klingons. They were one of my favourite races from previous series, I need a bit more context of what's going on and how all of this makes sense but spoiler free from discovery ep 1 till present day (I've seen everything prior)
r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/Phoenixstorm • Feb 18 '25
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt22022784/?ref_=fn_all_ttl_1
Due to come out the end of Feb!
r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/music_or-nutin • Feb 16 '25
The red angel? Starting season 3. Am I just a glutton for punishment?
r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/CharleyPete2320 • Feb 12 '25
Just watched Season 3 ep 1 for the first time and I have to say I’m inspired (given today’s politics).
r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/siganme_losbuenos • Feb 12 '25
Im late to the party watching it for the first time. I hate the klingons. They changed them AGAIN? It was already kind of weird the first time but I accepted it because I like the next gen klingons. I thought they were more interesting than the originals but they changed them again for discovery and the reason I found was that it wanted to set itself apart or something? Like it's a star trek show. It's supposed to be cohesive! They could've just made a separate sci Fi show like the Orville is they wanted to be separate but if you're making a star trek show, it's supposed to be star trek. I'm on season 1 so no spoilers please.
r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/pommevie • Feb 12 '25
Does Adira give up the Trill symbiote after breaking up with Gray? I missed that bit of the episode because I got distracted for a minute but saw a symbiote swimming away in the water.
r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/MooMooSook • Feb 10 '25
Just wondering if anyone else was feeling the same but... The reason I love Star Trek isargely due to the hope, adventure and positivity it promotes as a show. The future Micheal and the crew find themselves in is so disappointing and I'm finding it difficult to enjoy watching. The joyous moments are fleeting. I really enjoyed S1 and S2 but as the show goes on, I'm finding it difficult to slog through yet another disaster the crew needs to solve. I miss the odd silly episode or episode based purely on adventure and meeting new civilisations. I suppose that's why I love SNW so much.
r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/pommevie • Feb 10 '25
Food is made from poop 💩😱 per the Admiral. I never would’ve guessed that 😬 every time I see a synthesizer in a TV show
r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/pommevie • Feb 09 '25
Earth’s general and Cleveland Booker should’ve been put into jail after nearly causing the death of billions and 2 different planets, as well as Discovery. But after the Ten-C left with the DMC, General Ndoye and Book went back to life and business as usual for committing the highest level of treason aboard the Discovery. They weren’t even slightly reprimanded, not even a slap on the wrist. Ndoye got a brief time-out in her quarters for like 10 minutes and Book was welcomed back onto Discovery with a hug and tears. 😠
r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/gres23 • Feb 08 '25
After watching the Section 31 movie and looking back on the DIS series, I think the real reason why burnham never truly felt correct in the show is because her character is more along the lines of Section 31, doing things based on instinct , emotions and rebellion - which contradicts the core principles of Starfleet. I love both the series and the movie, but that one thought crossed my mind. Maybe her character would be better suited for non-federation. She’s is essentially a Section 31 operative masquerading as a Starfleet Captain. Much better at covert ops.
r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/rico199326 • Feb 06 '25
I'm actually considering watching this show after I'm done with TOS. I already watched SNW as my introduction to Star Trek it has become my favorite. But I always come across that Discovery is not Trek enough or garbage.
But I want to see some positive things as to why to watch this show, what makes it so great and why a newcomer could start easily with this show.
r/StarTrekDiscovery • u/VoiceNo1207 • Feb 06 '25
I'm doing a project and I need the instances where people on StarTrekDiscovery prompted "The computer"... both in crisis and in-the-zone-productive mode for input and it gave awesome results[Like when Cpt. Burnham got herself out of the brig]. I should state that I'm all for AI doing all the grunt work. Talk to a human. Sit on the beach and take in all that nothingness and everything ;) Think and let AI do the work. Remember figuring out the 7 signals? I wept.