I think you or someone else predicted this earlier in the season, but Burnham did end up being credited for making Spock the character he becomes in TOS...That was hilariously bad. Ordinarily, I might make a list, but I don't know where to start and it would take too long. I'm just glad that it's over.
We are getting a Pike show definitely now though. There’s no way they ended it like that without a Pike show coming up.
I think you or someone else predicted this earlier in the season, but Burnham did end up being credited for making Spock the character he becomes in TOS...
Burnham finally became a Marvel superhero in the finale. They have always written the story like that and have drifted towards it off and on all season, but they finally embraced it in the finale, complete with her own power suit.It might've been me, but, honestly, I think that we all suspected that, much like we all feared that Burnham would end up being the Red Angel (and, for a time, it looked like that wasn't quite accurate, but nope, it really was in the end). Unlike a show like Westworld, where it's highly satisfying to figure things out ahead of time, this show is so predictable that it just doesn't feel like an accomplishment to be proud of.
Also, Rebecca Romijn's contribution ended up being negligible. Her taking the role would make more sense if it was suggested to her that it might lead to a spin-off series that she would co-star in.
I know all the news out there is denying a spin off series, but I just can't see it NOT happening. They spent the last 10 minutes of the episode focusing on Spock, Pike and the Enterprise crew. They spent millions of dollars building an expensive Enterprise bridge set. The credits music was basically TOS mixed with Discovery music.
It's going to happen; they're just keeping it quiet right now because they want the focus to be on Discovery.
It's not. Anson Mount is going to be busy doing something else (just my hunch that he's going to be Reed Richards when MCU does a proper F4). It also took 8 months to shoot 14 episodes. He's be open to one but it would require creative conversations: Anson Mount Open To Pike Show, But Returning To Star Trek Would Require “Creative Conversations”
The season finale was essentially a 1 1/2 hour version of this scene from Star Wars:
Anson Mount has already lead a show through 5 seasons, and absolutely carried Star Trek: Discovery season 2, so no reason he couldn't lead and carry a Star Trek series.
Agreed. Just pay the man what he wants.
It's not a money issue with him based on the article I linked.
Wasn't referring to the article, just saying, pay him whatever he wants and let him lead a more classic ST show.
Well he clearly says it isn't a money issue but rather a creative one.
want to see more of the klingons.
I think you or someone else predicted this earlier in the season, but Burnham did end up being credited for making Spock the character he becomes in TOS...
Several of us said it because it was outright told to us by the Discovery production staff as part of the reason we should "enjoy" Spock being on the show this season. Because we'd all want to see Burnham's Space-Jesus-ness mold him into the franchise icon he would become.
I think that the producers said just the first part, that we'd see how Spock came to be the Spock that we know, and we assumed the second part, that Burnham would be personally responsible for it. Of course, we were right, because Burnham is at the center of everything.
Nope, they outright said this would be Burnham's doing. The relevant post was by Ducks In a Row
Nope, they outright said this would be Burnham's doing. The relevant post was by Ducks In a Row
D'oh! It's as useless to try to win an argument with you as it is with Burnham. Like her, you're always right.