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Just wanted to say that I've found Discovery to be a huge disappointment. I wanted to like it, and I do at least like the special FX and the fixed design of the ship.

But it's just bad. Like the monologues, the dialog and pretty much any time a character is moving their mouth. Watching it one gets the sense that the writers want the viewer to feel the same way that the protagonists feel, but there's just nothing charming about them. The most compelling character so far is Lorca, as he seems to be the only one who's truly competent.

Whether it's the failures of logic (Starfleet and the Klingons really just let an advanced cloaking device just sit there for six months?) or the lack of pacing (Lorca's mission to save the dilithium colony was supposed to be on a countdown but nothing ever felt urgent) or the focus almost solely on a protagonist who's so clearly deficient and far from her description (played up as hypercompetent but folds under pressure and makes poor decisions), it's just not working.

It's not too bad to have to sit out a season, but the problem is that while this gets made we're not getting quality projects. It looks like we won't get another film until Shatner passes away, so all we have are reruns. Well, reruns and the Orville.

Ta ta for now. Hope it works out next time.
 
More room for the rest of us, so I guess...
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Whether it's the failures of logic (Starfleet and the Klingons really just let an advanced cloaking device just sit there for six months?)

What failure? The ship is in the middle of war zone badly damaged. It's reasonable that it wasn't' safe enough or no one was desperate enough to try.

or the lack of pacing (Lorca's mission to save the dilithium colony was supposed to be on a countdown but nothing ever felt urgent)

So the miner's desperate pleas weren't urgent enough. (I hated the last minute save but this is Star Trek)

or the focus almost solely on a protagonist who's so clearly deficient and far from her description (played up as hypercompetent but folds under pressure and makes poor decisions), it's just not working.

No offense but Burnham seems to be the only one who thinks straight. She was right about the Klingons. Her plan to capture T'Kumva almost worked. She did save most of the boarding party from Ripper and she saw right through Lorca. Finally she got the shroom drive working. I argue that she is more like a Mary Sue but I like the character.

Well, reruns and the Orville.

Well good for you snowflake for liking second rate rehash.
 
Thank you for making an entire thread to let us know you don't like it. I will be taking over the Areceibo Observatory once it is repaired to let all alien life know my feeling on peanut butter and fluff sandwiches.

Aliens already know about what you do with peanut butter and fluff sandwiches and they want to talk to your mother. Something just aint right ... :)
 
Just wanted to say that I've found Discovery to be a huge disappointment. I wanted to like it, and I do at least like the special FX and the fixed design of the ship.

But it's just bad. Like the monologues, the dialog and pretty much any time a character is moving their mouth. Watching it one gets the sense that the writers want the viewer to feel the same way that the protagonists feel, but there's just nothing charming about them. The most compelling character so far is Lorca, as he seems to be the only one who's truly competent.

Whether it's the failures of logic (Starfleet and the Klingons really just let an advanced cloaking device just sit there for six months?) or the lack of pacing (Lorca's mission to save the dilithium colony was supposed to be on a countdown but nothing ever felt urgent) or the focus almost solely on a protagonist who's so clearly deficient and far from her description (played up as hypercompetent but folds under pressure and makes poor decisions), it's just not working.

It's not too bad to have to sit out a season, but the problem is that while this gets made we're not getting quality projects. It looks like we won't get another film until Shatner passes away, so all we have are reruns. Well, reruns and the Orville.

Ta ta for now. Hope it works out next time.

well when you put it like THAT i gotta hate on it now.
 
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