[ SECRET POST #5083 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5083 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm the exact opposite. I've loved Star Trek forever, and I like Star Wars well enough, but it was always Trek for me. This season, I'm connecting with Mando more. Season two has that first trilogy vibe and I'm eating it up!! I will say for Discovery that I thought the writing for the 1st season was the best. The 2nd season was pure nostalgia with Spock. Season three is just falling flat with me. New characters that are horrid actors aren't helping. Anyway, not to go off on a tangent.

[4thofeleven]

It's funny how everyone agrees that the quality of Discovery has varied wildly from season to season, but nobody seems to agree which was the good season and which was the bad.

[kribban]

My friend loved season one because it was so dark and twisted, and hated season two. I hated season one for that exact reason, and loved season two.

I am fairly certain the mood whiplash is because season one was, if not written, then at least influenced, by Hannibal-creator Bryan Fuller who then left. (There is literal cannibalism in season one, so I think my theory is plausible.)

[(Anonymous)]

Point.