The Red Angel (210)

[aretood2]

Hmmm, yeah, leaving the bridge unattended and the ship on autopilot while the ship's company goes to Ariam's funeral? While there's a dangerous rogue AI lurking who knows where?

That annoyed the hell out of me.

Perhaps this is the shade of my late dad poking at me. He was Merchant Navy during WWII, and he'd be the first to tell you you never, never, leave any part of a vessel completely unmanned. There should be a minimum of two crew just to keep an eye on things and each other.

Good to see that weasel Leland get his comeuppance. Personally, I think Burnham should've kicked him in the balls as well as breaking his nose.

I just assumed that we saw only part of the crew, that not everyone was there.

[P-90_177]

I just assumed that we saw only part of the crew, that not everyone was there.

There’s 136 crew members aboard Discovery and we see the Bridge empty with an autopilot indicator on one of the consoles. On the deck of the shuttle bay we see somewhere between 130-140 crew members based on my count. It is tough to make out some heads on the image I had but it seems roughly correct.

Well done to the DSC team actually. They are very consistent with the use of their extras.

[DigiFluid]

I just assumed that we saw only part of the crew, that not everyone was there.

I was thinking exactly the same thing, right up until:

There’s 136 crew members aboard Discovery and we see the Bridge empty with an autopilot indicator on one of the consoles.

I didn't even try to count the extras in the shuttlebay, though, so I'm taking P90's word for that part.

[aretood2]

There’s 136 crew members aboard Discovery and we see the Bridge empty with an autopilot indicator on one of the consoles. On the deck of the shuttle bay we see somewhere between 130-140 crew members based on my count. It is tough to make out some heads on the image I had but it seems roughly correct.

Well done to the DSC team actually. They are very consistent with the use of their extras.

I was thinking exactly the same thing, right up until:



I didn't even try to count the extras in the shuttlebay, though, so I'm taking P90's word for that part.

I was preparing Breakfast at that time so I missed that detail....what? Just because it's online it doesn't mean I have to pause it >.>

[BruTak]

It was indeed Doug Jones singing, he confirmed it on Twitter yesterday (lots of people, myself included, were asking).

Perhaps if we asked nicely, he might record an album.

Brent Spiner made one in the mid 90s, "Old Yellow Eyes" is back, and he even persuaded Michael Dorn and Patrick Stewart to be his backing singers.

[Platschu]

And this episode was also great, I can only repeat myself. They can't make mistakes this year as they have raised the production value so high. Even if we get less sets, the story, the special effects and the acting are stunning in this whole season. This show is really entertaining and they are definately going on a strong path to win the heart of viewers.