I obviously think Georgiou is a more interesting character than you do, but other than that, I agree with this list.
I find it interesting that Capaldi seems quite determined to stay away from the role now that he's out of it.
It's absolutely his right...but it's interesting.
I think that was definitely the idea. I'm somewhat skeptical that it worked, but it would be cool if it was a gateway movie for someone.
it was ambiguous, did it really exist? Was it just one crazy guy?
This was never credible, and was never how it was presented in DS9.
Even in "Inquisition", Sloan had two other guys standing next to him, and an entire starship at his disposal. Starfleet Command covered for him at the end - something that was noted by the DS9 senior staff.
In subsequent episodes, Admiral Ross acknowledged their existence, and Bashir worked out what he believed to be the bare minimum number of operatives required to create the morphogenic virus (73).
Later, we saw them working for the United Earth Starfleet in the ENT era.
The only suggestion that it's just "once crazy guy" comes from Koval, who then helps Sloan fake his death and is revealed to be a S31 asset in the very next scene.
So no, that's not really something Discovery changed. People have had to wilfully ignore the DS9 episodes to buy into that theory.
the characters that we built and the rapport that we had with each other was amazing
I have to admit, I thought Alok was a pretty interesting character. Sam Richardson was also very charismatic as Quasi, though he didn't have much to do. And Young Garrett was okay, too.
I wouldn't mind seeing any of those characters pop up again, with a better story.
Yeah, it's a thing with federation - I see it on Mastodon from time to time.
I've raised it with the Lemmy devs, and they suspect it's some kind of caching issue that will be fixed in the next update.
We hope.
I liked that episode quite a lot, but it definitely coasts on pure vibes in places.
The Resurgence Switch release is the main reason I shared the post.
It's a shame the dev team seems to be gone, it's a great little game.
From the sounds of it, what it is is "expensive".
Y'know, as I typed it I thought, "I should probably fact-check this..."
I don't think that's ever been established - in fact, I don't think we've ever seen humpback whales in Cetacean Ops...
The pivot-to-movie happened well before anything was filmed.
But it does seem like the "pivot" was trying to stuff ten hours of story into a two-hour bag.