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submitted 15 hours ago by culpritus@hexbear.net to c/movies@hexbear.net

I wasn't expecting much from SNW final season, but this episode just does some stuff that seemed very uncharacteristic for Star Trek in my recollection (I've not watch TOS, so maybe there's something similar in there). Anyone else seen it and had weird vibes about it?

Trying to avoid spoilers, but will probably get into spoilers in the comments if anyone else has seen it too. About to restart/watch DS9 with my partner (trying to get them into it), so I might not reply for a bit).

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[-] buckykat@hexbear.net 4 points 12 hours ago

It would have been so easy to just tweak it so the timing barely didn't work, they didn't get the chance to take the shot, and they got all broken up about it, but then it still turned out to preserve the timeline. Same result but without the Starfleet captain actively deciding to let a planet die.

Jessie Gender's vid on this episode was extremely critical, but she also has a video on the first 6 episodes of the season from screeners she got and she claims the rest of them are a lot better.

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