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Heck, that is a very good description of what I feel, said much better than I ever managed to express it myself. I like to discuss on r/DaystromInstitute, and there are always people that try to spin some Section 31 or other clandestine stuff that basically says: "Hey, what you did see on screen...

I am torn on this issue, but I think, primarily Starfleet is Starfleet. If it wants to, it's an exploration operation that does things purely for scientific purposes even if no sane military in the world would ever do it, or do it like that. If it wants to, it's a military organization that will...

I think it was overall emotionally satisfying. But the space chase scene was as bad as it was in TLJ. They could have at least put Vader in a smaller ship (like an Arquitans or what it's called) or something that it seems plausible that his ship maybe can't destroy a freighter - or drop ship -...

Maeve is bound to have build connections in the company herself over the long time she is there. But it's also possible that she is secretly - or unknowningly - working with Edgar here.

It is the product of the future for him - superize trained and loyal soldier that need a daily dose to stay super, instead of kids that get superpowers for life but you have no idea how they'll turn out (or how to turn off). A little proof of concept...

I guess there is some element of Vancian spellcasting to the Dark Side... If you don't prepare your "crush space shuttles" spell after meditation, you won't be able to cast it.

I kinda expected to see him in Engineering, being the one that took out the space pirates there. But I guess he wasn't so lucky, got captured and put in a cage conviently always off-camera. :)

The quick arrival of T'Pring was kinda surprising, but my guess is - the prison she's working on right now is near the same "edge" of Federation space? It kinda makes sense: T'Prin and Spock are trying to make a long-distance relationship work. That might include her taking commissions near...

Felt to me like it might become a new big bad, actually. They basically assimilate people, and retain the knowledge of their host, so that opens up some future shenengians. But maybe not, the way they were sneaking around in a kinda bestial way kinda makes them flat as actual villains. Villains...

I wouldn't be surprised if Edgar was involved and it's one of his failsafes. But you have to remember - the safeguards in place would have been enough to stop the Boys. If they didn't have three superpowered individuals, they would be all dead (and even Kimiko alone wouldn't have been able to...

Ah, good old Scorpius! He'd make a fine Tarkin. But maybe not a younger Tarkin anymore...

Well, they had apparently one single landing bay they could come out of, that should be somewhat "coverable". At the minimum you could have some TIE Fighter patrols around the area where they are breaking into. I guess Vader didn't want to risk murdering Obi Wan by his pilots or gunners blowing...

This will be a flawed answer as any to the dilemma, but I think it's not about the "size", but about it being a personal self-sacrifice, not a majority killing a minority because it's the most convenient thing. Spock didn't push Scotty or McCoy into the warp core, he went himself! In this case...

Oh, is that Miss Shaw (Sarah Shahi) from Person of Interest? Nice to see her again...

I actually felt more like the other Inquisitors were Chaotic Stupid, because they didn't realize that Reva's plan was working. They in fact seemed kinda squeamish, seemingly having problems with Reva's brutality and cruelty. But she wasn't even as bad as Vader was when he appears on the scene...

I meant, if "officially" Starfleet believe she's just a human, or just a human-like alien). I know what she actually is in the show.

I found some of the editing or the way some scenes were depicted oddly looking. Like the chase for Leia - there was maybe one or two believable moves and the rest just weren't. I think they could have done that better, maybe with having more guards interfere or something. The Obi-Wan/Vader...

Worf (and not any of the Vulcans aboard the Enterprise) was supposed to be the one with compatible blood for a Romulan. Star Trek biology is certainly strange. But it probably also helps that Una was genetically engineered (possibly even to be extra-close to regular humans? Don't quite remember...

The first episode of this season was certainly very different from the first episodes of the first season. Kinda feels like Seth always really just wanted to make a Star Trek (like) show and only put in humour because that's what Fox (and maybe fans from some of his other work?) wanted. But the...

I enjoyed it, even though the only thing I remember about Top Gun is from Hot Shots. And even that's next to nothing. :)