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Star Trek: Discovery - Season Two (DVD)

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Condition: Like New

Seller notes: “Watched once”

Features: Behind The Scenes Featurette

Rating: NR

Format: DVD

Region Code: DVD: 1 (US, Canada...)

Season: 2

Edition: Box Set

Director: Various

Language: English

Actor: Sonequa Martin-Green

Studio: Paramount Pictures

Franchise: Star Trek

Release Year: 2019

Movie/TV Title: Star Trek: Discovery - Season Two

Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Subtitle Language: English

Sub-Genre: Science Fiction

Type: TV Series

UPC: 032429328526

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by gearhead453
07 Jan, 2020Most favourable review
Not your father's Star Trek. The series won't survive the 7 seasons we saw with Next Generation.
The Star Trek Discovery series is much different from previous Star Trek stories. The Klingons have a different appearance for no good reason. The stories focus more on action and explosions that previous Star Trek films (if you want to call them "films". The medium is all digital). The Captain Pike character bears little resemblance to the Pike we know from The Original Series, both in appearance (understandable) and behavior. He does not the same character. "Section 31" is a similar entity to what we saw in Deep Space 9, but I think it adds intrigue at the expense of United Federation of Planets ethical standards. That being said, if you can ignore the Star Trek of old, the stories are interesting and special effects are dazzeling. The transfer from CBS All Access to DVD is well ... The Star Trek Discovery series is much different from previous Star Trek stories. The Klingons have a different appearance for no good reason. The stories focus more on action and explosions that previous Star Trek films (if you want to call them "films". The medium is all digital). The Captain Pike character bears little resemblance to the Pike we know from The Original Series, both in appearance (understandable) and behavior. He does not the same character. "Section 31" is a similar entity to what we saw in Deep Space 9, but I think it adds intrigue at the expense of United Federation of Planets ethical standards. That being said, if you can ignore the Star Trek of old, the stories are interesting and special effects are dazzeling. The transfer from CBS All Access to DVD is well executed.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: elsinorepawn
by piwk0989
04 Dec, 2019Most critical review
Completely Stinks!
Nothing fits with Star Trek. Not even the ships. Bad directing, acting & what story? What a waste of time & money.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: noblegaming
by maci_jame
07 Jan, 2020
Forward into the past of the future.
Discovery season 2, even better than season 1. More encounters with old friends and enemies. Fills in holes in TOS without reeking havoc with cannon. Sets and props of excellent quality. Seamless special effects. Throughly enjoyed it. Set some time aside to watch it, too intense for distracted viewing. To paraphrase Tilly "A great big delicious slice of Star Trek pie!"
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: beverbear7
by aluvrianne_imicara
01 Jan, 2020
Star Trek Minus Everything That Makes Star Trek
Ultimately, STD is an ugly, mean-spirited, shadow of the source material it's the parasite of. Written by incompetent hacks who can only work in "Safe Spaces," produced by a bevy of inept morons who fool themselves into thinking they've got the next MCU in their hands, and a champion of malignant characters who are praised and rewarded for their selfish, destructive, and nonsensical behaviour, this program only serves to show how despicable and stupid humans can be and still somehow survive. The season starts with a man dying because he dared to disagree with the god known as Mikey Spock. She then proceeds to neuter Cpt. Pike, then carries his gonads around in her purse. The season ends with a primitive flying a fighter craft and an admiral biting the big one because she can't be bothered ... Ultimately, STD is an ugly, mean-spirited, shadow of the source material it's the parasite of. Written by incompetent hacks who can only work in "Safe Spaces," produced by a bevy of inept morons who fool themselves into thinking they've got the next MCU in their hands, and a champion of malignant characters who are praised and rewarded for their selfish, destructive, and nonsensical behaviour, this program only serves to show how despicable and stupid humans can be and still somehow survive. The season starts with a man dying because he dared to disagree with the god known as Mikey Spock. She then proceeds to neuter Cpt. Pike, then carries his gonads around in her purse. The season ends with a primitive flying a fighter craft and an admiral biting the big one because she can't be bothered to open a door! Because Girl Power? Nebula the Robot Woman sums up this entire show with a single line: It's all about you, Mikey Spock. The ineptitude is rotten throughout the show, in this mega-advanced technological society people do not understand how DNA works (nuclear or mitochondrial, they got it wrong--Dr. Little Ricky, when he's backtracking, starts to try and cover the writers' butts by saying Mikey Spock has the same mitochondrial DNA and can be the only match to their mystery subject, that's a possibility, but not true. There are only so many human mitochondrial haplotypes and it is entirely possible that one of the other crew members of African descent could have the same mitochondrial DNA.) I also thought Mikey Spock was supposed to be this amazingest-super-bestest scientist/test pilot/life coach/know-it-all, then how does she not know everything there ever is or was about DNA? But then, what do you expect from the people who brought you sonar in space, shooting stars in the absence of atmosphere, and an AI that wants to become an AI even though it's aware and already an AI? "I Leik Sighance." --Lt. Spork of the USS Enter-at-your-own-risk-BoobyPrize CBS, why must you destroy the most beloved character in the entirety of the Star Trek universe? What kind of sick satisfaction are you deriving from this? What did Mr. Spock ever do to you to warrant turning him into a moronic, leather-wearing, brain-damaged, whinging, hysterical clairvoyant? Grinding Spock into the carpet so he can be rescued/saved/whatever by Princess Mike only serves to make you look bad, CBS. Turning Amanda Grayson into an ice-hearted harpy who can only express love for Mikey Spock while neglecting her own son was a rotten move. You've taken an intelligent, compassionate, witty woman and distilled her into a sour-faced, vacuous, vicious twit who is too moronic to understand how diplomatic immunity works despite being the wife of a diplomat. Sarek, a confirmed supporter of unprovoked violence and genocide (as per Season 1) continued his complete de-evolution from stern, distant, aloof dad to Spock, into a man whose heart is shattering because he was a Bad Daddy to the stray cat he dragged home two decades ago. There was only room for one child in Sarek's life, and it certainly wasn't his son. When the audience finally gets an explanation as to why this is the case, we learn that the Ambassador thinks his kid needed to learn empathy, because his wife was a frigid shrew and he refused to build a relationship with Spock, so he installed an adopted sociopath into his home instead. Pay close attention and it's pretty obvious that this clap-trap, Mary-Sue-led, lazy-writing marathon of idiocy is set in the JJ Abrams Trek universe. It's the only context in which this show makes even the slightest modicum of sense. STD is the 2009 Prime timeline, that breaks off into the Kelvin, that's going to give us the new Picard show, because Picard is taking place after the destruction of Romulus, as per JJ and the Countdown prequel comic. This also means that Picard is set in the same JJ universe as the reboot movies, STD, and whatever else CBS tries to hawk at us. The story-telling, characters, ships, tech, lighting, clothes, smarmy attitude, 'splosions!, pew-pew-pew, blow things up and ask questions later style are completely incongruous with the TOS/TNG universe. These two visions of the future are chalk and cheese served with a side of oil and vinegar. I can honestly say that when I was a moody teenager, I was one of those kids to whom TOS meant the future was worth looking forward to and worth sticking around for. Mr. Spock showed that while it's hard to be different, it's absolutely possible to thrive in the face of adversity. That's no longer the case. In order for someone like Mr. Spock to make it in this world, he had to have a better version of what his father wanted him to be taking him by the hand and dictating his life to him, even to the point of choosing his future friends. Watching STD was like witnessing the drawn-out death of a dear friend as they were consumed from the inside out by an aggressive cancer.
Condition: NewSold by: lametrab
by kdahl1
29 Dec, 2020
Nice Addition to the Star Trek Pantheon
I went into this viewing wit high hopes as an original user of the show from its start and I must say I satisfied with the final product. Interesting characters, creative plot lines and high production values. Not everything sits well with me but I am satisfied that a concerted effort was made to make a worthy insertion into the Star Trek mythos.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: griea-61

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