30th January, 2018.
Yes …
More TV it decidedly is.
OK, OK, I could easily end up heading out.
But not having that much cash? And living at the bottom of a hill?
There’s nowhere I’m in a rush to go to, especially.
On top of that … ?
Well …
I was working last night.
Which is nice, certainly: it certainly pays for dinner.
Which I’ve been having a BIT too much of, recently.
At ANY rate, that’s beside the point.
Frankly?
This week’s thirteenth episode, What’s Past is Prologue?
Yep, that’ll keep me going …
~≈§≈~
Episode 13 — What’s Past is Prologue — picks from episode 12: and it’s big reveal that Captain Lorca (Jason Isaacs) … ?
Is the mirror version: lost in the regular Universe, after trying to transport off his ship, during an ion storm*.
And right in the middle of plotting a coup against Emperor Georgiou (Michelle Yeoh).
Meanwhile?
Temporarily back on the Discovery, Michael (Sonequa Martin-Green) has been working with Ensign Tilly (Mary Wiseman) and Lieutenant Stamets (Anthony Rapp).
Between them, they’ve realised the Emperor’s flagship, powered by a version of the Spore Drive that takes the Discovery anywhere, is using that engine in a way that destroy the entire multiverse.
And that they’re either going to destroy themselves to prevent it.
Or … ?
Possibly end up back home.
Either way, ramming the Emperor’s flag ship is the only way to go.
~≈§≈~
Now …
Good … ?
Oh, yeah, Star Trek Discovery is certainly keeping my attention, I know that.
They’ve rounded off the Mirror Universe section of series one, got the team back home — complete with Emperor Georgiou as a hostage — and wound up finding out that the war is not going as well as could be expected.
Frankly?
It looks like Star Trek Discovery is going for a big finish.
Now …
Am I the only one who thinks Mary Wiseman — Cadet Tilly — is pregnant?
If she is … ?
The mirror universe has a lot of explaining to do …
* Which is how — in the original series episode, Mirror, Mirror — the Mirror universe was discovered: Kirk, Scott, McCoy and Uhura are swapped for their Mirror counterparts in the same sort of transporter accident.
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