04-14-2020, 10:48 PM
And we're back. Stacy caved (her words) and signed us up for CBS Access again. She's into The Good Fight and given the SIP has determined it is essential.
I went straight for the next round of Short Treks. "Q&A" was the backstory of Spock's first step onboard the Enterprise as an ensign where he gets trapped in an elevator with #1 (played by Rebecca Romjin in the DISCOverse). As I mentioned with DISCO, I dislike DISCOSpock. I like the Kelvin timeline Spock because he stifles his rage, which I fimd an intriguing alternate reality twist. DISCOSpock is younger, more naive, more awkward, and more easily amused. Don't like him. He lacks the gravitas. This ep was penned by Chabon and dedicated to another Chabon (his dad maybe). I'm starting to dislike Chabon's screenwriting. It tries too hard to be clever and sacrifices the moral of the stories.
I'll watch more later.
I went straight for the next round of Short Treks. "Q&A" was the backstory of Spock's first step onboard the Enterprise as an ensign where he gets trapped in an elevator with #1 (played by Rebecca Romjin in the DISCOverse). As I mentioned with DISCO, I dislike DISCOSpock. I like the Kelvin timeline Spock because he stifles his rage, which I fimd an intriguing alternate reality twist. DISCOSpock is younger, more naive, more awkward, and more easily amused. Don't like him. He lacks the gravitas. This ep was penned by Chabon and dedicated to another Chabon (his dad maybe). I'm starting to dislike Chabon's screenwriting. It tries too hard to be clever and sacrifices the moral of the stories.
I'll watch more later.
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