22nd March, 2019.
You know, you can tell I’m on something of a budget, can’t you … ?
It’s a Friday night, after all.
And … ?
Anyone with spending* money — Ha! — would possibly head out to the pub …
Or cinema, or late night coffee shop.
What have you.
Me … ?
The best I can do, at the moment … ?
Is literally watch some TV.
~≈§≈~
Episode 10 — The Red Angel — Opens … with Airiam’s funeral with her closest friends each giving a speech in turn.
And shows us Ensign Tilly (Mary Wiseman) deleting those areas of Airiam’s memory that could prove dangerous.
Once a suitable mourning period is done … ?
The crew are back to work.
In a briefing led by Leland (Alan van Sprang), Michael (Sonequa Martin-Green.) and the rest of the senior crew are shocked to find the Red Angel is a time travel suit: navigating through Time, via mini-wormholes
In order to catch the angel?
They need to trap the Angel in a forcefield: whilst cutting off the wormhole.
It’s only at this point … ?
The briefing is interrupted: by Ensign Tilly.
The information she’s found she that the Red Angel … if Michael Burnham.
To trap it? To trap the thing that always shows up when Michael is in danger?
Michael has to used as bait …
~≈§≈~
Now …
Can I admit to being tired, at the mo?
The mild depression I suffer with can hit in odd ways.
But, suffice to say, tonight’s episode was another corker: that leaves me looking forward to next weeks.
OK, granted I thought the funeral was a low point to start: but, that out of the way?
The Red Angel romps along at a cracking pace.
And … ?
Well, let’s say I thought Michelle Yeoh was on very good form.
* Autocorrect turned that into sponge. Sponge money … Hmmm …
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