I doubt any of the current shows will to be honest. Different studios and all that.
The biggest problem I found with the primary grey uniforms was how easy it was to obscure the color. Michael's hair drapped over her shoulder, the framing, the way an actor's oriented in relation to the camera, props etc could too easily obscure the color. The new primary color uniforms don't have that problem. With a glance no matter how the actor is standing, whats around them, or how their hair is you can always clearly tell what their station is on the ship.I am definitely going to miss the primary grey uniforms w/ the accent colors, I know there's the opinion that they are too bland (which is somewhat valid) but they were the uniforms I enjoyed the most. Plus, they were tied to the Star Trek I loved the most growing up, the movies with Picard & Co. and DS9:
So it was a nice homage to those uniforms but done with a more modern aesthetic
Although I do understand the why behind the choice to go back to a more color centric uniform moving forward - Season 3 saw the Federation having lost its way or who they were to the galaxy, at the end of the season we see the Discovery crew bring back what the Federation meant to the galaxy and what they stood for or rather the root of the Federation. So narratively, it makes sense for the Federation to embrace its pop of color more from the TOS and TNG days, a nice touch I'd say.
Uniforms aside, I hate seeing a Burnham romance every single season, it's always cringing and it always seems forced. It reminds me of the last season of Voyager when the writers forced Chakotay and Seven into a romance that also didn't work.
Looking forward to this season, let's hope it doesn't suck.
Agreed, I would love for them to transition to an episodic season with mini 2/3 parters. They just spent all of last season getting back to what the 'Federation should be' for this galaxy, well then explore that right? Deep dive into what this future you placed this squad in is all about. Where is the Borg? Who are the other captains of these Federation ships we saw last season? What happened with the Klingons? etc. Explore this future. You skipped over post-Voyager for what exactly? This setting is perfect for an episodic season and they choose to have another doomsday threat? Doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
He left at the end of the last season to reconnect with his culture back on Kamnimar.
So I did, thanks for clarifying
Probably an Ambassador or something along them lines.
as usual so it was ok to me. Its been 4 years now and even though Burnham is Captain now they dont really change how she goes about things. I didnt understand why she (or the writers) took Booker down to that planet instead of some of her actual crew and any of those that are trained to interact with new lifeforms. He's more important to the show than anyone on the ship and it continues to annoy me.
