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It is the most gruesome Trek has gotten on screen, and yes, that does, in fact bother me. However, it hardly is the worst we've actually heard of happening outside of Federation space. In fact, we know of these kind of terrible things happening as early as season 1 of TNG. I mean, what...

Which thing exactly?

Not... really? Have you actually watched STP or just going by reviewers? Because it's not really close to distopian in the least. As I said, it's not gotten as dark as DS9 or even TNG did when it comes to evil Starfleet Admirals.

Would have fooled me... the character seems to be a much older and disgruntled Picard. In the flashback scenes we've gotten so far that show events leading up to things, we're seeing the moment that drove Picard from the pure idealist we saw last in Nemesis to his present self, so they're...

So, four episode maintained the overall quality of the show so far and introduced two new characters. The young Romulan swordsman from all the trailers, and an old Star Trek hand, Seven of Nine. Nice action sequences, and a lot of discussion and character moments too. Yet more Romulan...

Yeah. The folks bitching about how "this is not the Federation and Starfleet of TNG" (like the RedLetterMedia review) I find... rather disingenuous. I mean, I like the optimistic view of thing too; however, I also like verisimilitude, and find the idea of a more isolationist and militaristic...

So, my initial thoughts: 1. A agree with @Battlegrinder it could have used a two hour pilot, even so, they managed to fit a lot of worldbuilding in a very short time. 2. While I'm not a huge fan of Discovery, I have to give both Discovery and STP this: in an era focused on quick openings and...