All told, Tyler had an especially terrible day at work, since he was also publicly attacked by a thoroughly annoyed Hugh Culber (Wilson Cruz), who is still struggling to adapt to his death, his new, reconstituted body, and the well-intentioned but profoundly naive romantic efforts of Stamets (Anthony Rapp). But Section 31 is on the case, especially since a whole bunch of sensitive tell-tale data is being beamed around by what appears to be Tyler (Shazad Latif) but is quite clearly Airiam (Sara Mitich), who you’ll recall is now technologically compromised. Once the Talosians have unknotted Spock’s mind, he and Michael need to be picked up by Discovery. It’s almost enough to distract you from the fact that very little forward progression is actually made on the nebulous Red Angel plot here, despite confirmation of what we already suspected: The cosmic meddler is a human from the future whose grand design must be followed in order to avert the global extinction of sentient life. Luckily, “If Memory Serves” is exceedingly well written and acted, particularly by Martin-Green and Peck but also by Mount, who gets to add some emotional contours to the upright captain that we haven’t had a chance to see yet. It’s all a bit difficult to make sense of and in part seems present only to force Spock and Michael into a couple of emotionally-charged sibling rivalry moments in which they relive traumatic memories from their shared past.
Looking forward to at least a few more episodes like episode 2 of season 2, Ad Astra Per Aspera & maybe a little less of those in the vein of season one episode seven's The Serene Squall.It’s a risky move, especially since it requires a lot of time-and-space-bending physic illusions for it all to fit together, as the big-headed residents of Talos IV, where Michael (Sonequa Martin-Green) and Spock fled last week, project conversations and memories back and forth with the aid of a human woman, Vina (Melissa George), who has previous with both Pike and Star Trek in general. Is SNW perfect? No, but no show is, not even the much heralded and revered Original Series. It does its best to connect to older fans of TOS like myself by including favorite characters like Spock, (played by Ethan Peck) while still introducing new ones such as Hemmer (played by Bruce Horak) to the mix. Strange New Worlds, by contrast gave me a familiar feeling. At that point it became impossible to watch or somehow convince myself this was or should in any way be connected to anything Trek, past, present or future. I somehow made it through the first season of Discovery and two or three episodes of season two. SNW is by leaps and bounds much better than Discovery in my opinion (and in essence that's all this review is, my opinion, should you choose to agree with, dislike it or whatever). A Lieutenant Commander may be addressed as a Commander or Lieutenant Commander but never as just a Lieutenant, so either her rank insignia or the manner she is addressed by the rest of the crew is in error.Īt the time of writing this review I have so far watched season one of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, and episode two of season 2. Ortegas is addressed as a Lieutenant but is wearing Lieutenant Commander's strips. Either way both of their rank insignia are not matching the rank they are addressed by. Commander stripes but is addressed as a Lieutenant, but it would make more sense for her to be a Lieutenant Commander. Discovery are sent to assist a damaged space station - a seemingly routine mission that reveals the existence of a terrifying new threat. La'an is the ship's chief of security and the ship's second officer, she is also wearing Lt. After months spent reconnecting the Federation with distant worlds, Captain Michael Burnham and the crew of the U.S.S. Spock at this point is a Lieutenant but he is wearing Lieutenant Commander's stripes, a Lieutenant just has one stripe. I can already hear the critics of Star Trek: Discovery Season 4 Episode. Commander if they have not been in the position long. Star Trek: Discovery Season 4 Episode 8 Review: All In Diana Keng at Febru10:00 am. It is not uncommon for a ship's first officer to be a Lt.
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A Lieutenant Commander's rank insignia is a full stripe under a thin stripe (in TOS it is a full stripe and a staggered stripe). Number One is introduced as "Lieutenant Commander Una Chin-Riley" yet she is wearing the rank insignia of a full commander: two full stripes.
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