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Discovery took something of a breather this week -- by Discovery’s standards anyway -- to regroup after the many big twists of the past few episodes. The result is a bottle show that nonetheless still manages to feel big and expensive while also getting back to the Burnham/Tyler storyline that had been on hold while the Mirror Universe saga was wrapping up.
Picking up pretty much right where we left off last week, Captain Saru’s tenure in the center seat is unfortunately cut short when Admiral Cornwell and Sarek arrive, informing everyone that the war situation isn’t quite as bad as it seemed at the end of the previous episode… which is kind of lame, really, because it makes that twist in “What’s Past Is Prologue” now feel more like a cheat.
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Discovery took something of a breather this week -- by Discovery’s standards anyway -- to regroup after the many big twists of the past few episodes. The result is a bottle show that nonetheless still manages to feel big and expensive while also getting back to the Burnham/Tyler storyline that had been on hold while the Mirror Universe saga was wrapping up.
Picking up pretty much right where we left off last week, Captain Saru’s tenure in the center seat is unfortunately cut short when Admiral Cornwell and Sarek arrive, informing everyone that the war situation isn’t quite as bad as it seemed at the end of the previous episode… which is kind of lame, really, because it makes that twist in “What’s Past Is Prologue” now feel more like a cheat.
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