Season 4 – Star Trek: Discovery

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IIGIBB0II T @RT58547592 Feb 25 Yet another season of this dei slop, with paid off critics 88% positive is shameful, it's almost like there not critical? See more James S @JJAzz Feb 19 Could this show get any worse, surprisingly yes, STD gave us the burn, now more painful storylines, with horrible acting and writing. Do they get a kick out of destroying Star Trek over and over again or they just love wasting time and money. Whoever writes the dialogue for this show should NEVER write again. Instead of destroying something that people once loved these writers shouldn’t be allowed to even write for a greeting card company, you’re not writers but instead hack activists with predatory ideologies See more S K @sksksksk Feb 16 Still too "high stakes," and I'm never a fan of killing planets of empaths for drama--but love some of the new characters and relational dynamics overall. Still giving 5 stars because it really bothers me that the "audience" rates Discovery so poorly vs. say, Enterprise (which I found regressive and unwatchable...though people can like what they like, of course) See more F R @FSR2003 Feb 14 Pretty bad, not Star Trek. Don't know what this is. See more Georg B @MurderBoon Jan 26 Discovery: A Visual Masterpiece Built on a Foundation of Logical Ruin The most egregious offense is the destruction of Control. By attempting to resolve the Section 31 AI plot in the 23rd century, the show creates a massive canon break that effectively renders the deep, moral struggles of Julian Bashir and the later Deep Space Nine era nonsensical. Furthermore, the central premise of the later seasons—"The Burn"—is a technological insult. To suggest that an entire galaxy forgot about Quantum Slipstream, Transwarp, or Romulan Artificial Singularities just to force a post-apocalyptic plot is lazy and highlights a total lack of research. This show doesn't respect the fans, and it certainly doesn't respect the technical manuals that made Trek a thinking person's sci-fi. It’s "NuTrek" at its worst: loud, inconsistent, and intellectually hollow. Verdict: A billion-dollar budget can’t fix a 10-cent script. For real Trek, stick to the Blu-rays of the 90s. See more Author W.A. S @RT04138528 Jan 24 Season 3-4 are better. We have finally found out about The Burn however, the series is still focused on Burnham which likely was the plan at conception. She still cries and makes decisions based on her own wants and needs. Yet she's a bit more -- grounded now? Tilly has grown some but she still does that whole ditzy character thing to get on my nerves. And now they've added a human with a Trill symbiant who has taken Tilly's place in the Nervous Nelly department. I do like that they have added a steady relationship, something unprecidented in Star Trek. I'm going to finish out the series because there is one more thing I want to verify but I can't say, I recommend this version of Trek unless you're watching Star Fleet Academy and you want to clear a few thing up. See more Read all reviews

Star Trek: Discovery — Season 4

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