“Sergeant! Make it Spin.” “Spin? Sir, it doesn’t spin.” “What? It has to spin. It’s round. Spinning is so much cooler than not spinning. I’m the General, I want it to spin! Now!”
The spore jump is stupid in concept, but the FX are so good it still manages to look kind of cool. Until you realize what you're seeing and then it's like people doing DBZ instant transmission, but in a serious live action non kung fu movie. Also, even though they can teleport anywhere and arrive standing still they still always teleport 5 feet from their enemies, JJ Trek style.
Honestly, I dont think the FX work is good, though it comes more from the creative decisions than the craftsmanship. The idea of the saucer surfaces spinning opposite ways and then ALSO having the ship do a fricking barrel roll to jump is just "Spinning is so much cooler than not spinning!" that clearly came from a person about as mature as a 12 year old. And then you can also clearly see the ship going up or down out of the shot, which is plain and simple not how teleportation or temporarily dipping into an alternate dimension works. The shroom space isnt above or below the camera angle, the ship would just pop out of existence for an outside observer, not move in any kind of direction. I honestly miss the times when the creative decisions behind FX shots were sound and the ability to execute said decisions lagged behind.
The concept is not stupid smh, I think it's as exotic as other star trek jump technology, we're too primitive to comprehend the science behind this tech
@@alejandronopasanada5302which is realistic? Too much progress resulting in massive catastrophes, like the time travel tech started the time war, so they make their progress constant in purpose instead of exponential growth, after 1k years they still not able to travel beyond milky way, that's extremely low of progress
@@builder396yeah we can make it realistic like as if the ship deleted from the screen in an instant, which will certainly makes the audience even more frustrated
Spinning wheels/disks resists tilting of its axis, conservation of angular momentum. Here we have the saucer section disks spinning, then the whole ship tilting to rotate against the disks' axis. It feels wrong when this happens.
Magical mushroom drives are just that magical. They honestly make no sense for spontaneous travel beyond a spore based galaxy- dimensional spanning network.
You know what I love about it. They made a magical device that can jump anywhere, in thats historically show about explorations. And then they never explored anything new lol. Instead doing contrived time plots and shit in space we already explored in all previous series.
You mean like transporters? That in reality are very unlikely to work for transporting sentient beings? What about shapeshifters? Romulan ships powered by a micro blackhole? All things that are almost certainty not possible. You want to argue reality in a Sci Fi show. Key word. Fiction. The next generation & Voyager both were not received well at first only to to on to be classics. Get over it
@@RealLordVoldemort Discovery STILL isnt well received though. at least TNG went to syndication and had several other stations broadcasting the show half a week after CBS aired the original episodes and people tuned in, one way or another. In regards to trek sci fi, they still relatively base as much as they can in reality, aside from "technobabble" dialogue filler. some of which ended up becoming REAL technology. like cell phones, and the study of a real warp bubble, creating the concept of the theoretically possible alcubierre warp drive, without needing more energy than all the suns in the observable universe combined, to achieve. And transporters, were in fact proven real, at least on the atomic scale, using a single atoms and trapped ions, and through dual photon experiments. that was proven plausible in 1997, with experimental physicist Sandu Popescu in Italy.
The book's ship is most futuristic private ship in star trek what are you talking about? And the way it jumped using spore drive is not like anything we even seen in scifi, it's beyond magnificent
That saucer separation transport thing was….something. Why…oh why wouldn’t they build more of that as a weapon? Why not do it with torpedoes? I guess that will go on the ship Scotty’s Transwarp beaming thing went on.
NGL i loathe the very concept of spore jumps. As much as i hate every single thing in this abominable series. The whole mycelial network concept was one of the stupidest ideas ever in Trek.
@@jimjam51075everyone calling it worst and stupidest is always the same people who prefer the original retro show as the highest standard even from the slightest aspect, no change is accepted, I can see the pattern clearly
@@_martian101 People buy merchandise based on how strongly the IP makes them feel. That's why in 2024, (muffled laughter) we see Sonequa Martin-Greene's (snorting laughter) face on all that Discovery merchandise currently (holding breath, cheeks puffing) available instead of William Shatner's (laughing into sleeve).
@@_martian101 1/2 the people that watch this crap are in technical areas. Do you think I'm investigating mushrooms to make your next computer chips? I'm a VLSI computer chip designer. This was a profoundly stupid show. The original series was made for scientists and engineers and it was accessible to you as well. Now it's just stupid. This is so dumb. I'm in the top of my field, we laugh at this crap. So is this science fiction, or just stupid fantasy for children? I'd say the later.
Watching a video on disco doing a spore jumps is like seeing a video about random people getting infected with cancer! It just induces hate and loathing to the viewer.
I still find it hilarious the show isnt called Star Trek Burnham, because we dont actually see Discovery until episode 3 of season 1, name another Star Trek show that the main ship or station isnt in the first episode?
Well, I view the title almost like many view The Walking Dead, not referring to the zombies, but rather the people still living, being the walking dead. So, for me, Discovery wasn't about Discovery herself, but rather Burnham's own self discovery, which is what the show was pitched as from the get-go.
In my experience, many recent shows are only named after a character if they are not centered around said character: Book of Boba Fett, Kenobi, Picard…
Do you know, aside from an eye and a few flashes in the opening scene, it takes a whole hour, half the running time, to see a dinosaur in the movie “Jurassic Park” (1993)?
@@InimicalWit False, you see a Brachiosaurus about 20min in, when Dr.Grant and Dr.Sattler reach the island, Dr.Grant almost gets sick and falls to the ground after finding out they have a T-Rex, one the most iconic scenes in movie history "They're moving in herds.... they do move in herds!".
Somebody really watched Tron and saw how some of the vehicles have disconnected parts with lights outlining them and said, "That looks cool, let's do that." And there was no one else high enough up the food chain who knew that it would be stupid, and made no sense for Star Trek, that could stop them. The End.
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So does it need one spin, half a spin, 3 spins or 7 spinds to jump? And the counter rotating saucer sections was such a bad idea, physically it would be shite to make work, but also to animate constantly
Details bother me. Some shots have the saucer section disks spinning one direction, then other shots have them in the other direction. Some shots have the top half of the disks spinning in the opposite direction to the bottom half of the disks, and other shots show both top and bottom of the disks spinning in the same direction. Some shots show the top of the disks spinning one direction, then other shots show the top of the disks spinning the opposite direction. Same inconsistency when viewing the bottom of the disks. When the ship is viewed from the front, sometimes the ship spins clockwise and sometimes counter clockwise. Sometimes far future Discovery jumps mid spin and sometimes spins then stops then jumps. Where's the consistency?
Must be a curious physical mechanism of the spore drive to make a ship spin laterally before proceeding to make the ship hurtle ‘downwards’ across the entire universe before then hurtling from the opposite side of the universe to a different location anywhere in space. Very strange.
If the spore drive was just inaccurate full time, so it could only be trusted for huge jumps, like it might get you like 5 hours away from your destination at warp 7, and the show had been about a crew running covert ops, scoping out the beta quadrant, there could have been a lot more potential with this idea, and the time period of the show.
My favorite one at 0:42. 🤩 I like to see the Starship USS Discovery's fly-by after engaging spore drive at 3:22. 👍🏻 Refit (NCC-1031-A) to Original (NCC-1031) of Starship USS Discovery at the end of STDSC series at 9:29? 😮
Imagine if you could install a Spore drive in No Man's Sky. They even have mushroom planets so you could go to one of them to get mushrooms to refuel it :P.
It's basically a mobile Stargate, contrived so new Trek fans with the attention span of a goldfish don't have to endure 10 second warp scenes in and out of systems.
I've endured 7 years of this utter retardation.... At least it's over. Or will be when SNW concludes in whatever canon breaking form it continues with.
6:56 BRUH AFTER ALL THESE SEASONS, NOW IT GETS THIS THING?!... SOMEONE BETTER FIND THIS AND MAKE IT A STAND ALONE VIDEO LIKE THE OTHERS CAUSE I NEED THIS IN MY FAVS
I don't give a fuck what anyone says. I enjoyed Voyager. I love all of star trek. The effects in discovery were so good and anything star trek i'll watch and love. Sci fi is just so cool.
If they didn't have a franchise to destroy, they wouldn't have any story. To me this is a Bobby Ewing in the shower moment when the past S.T. Burnham story was all but a dream.
7:03 I refuse to believe that the director, producers, screenwriters and the whole cgi crew saw that shot and said "Yea, that's good" I mean look at this terrible greenscreen and even worse planet XD
I would love to know how many light years they spore jumped in total because the idiot writers failed to realize that it would be the amount of years the ship would have traveled into the past. That is the outcome of removing relativity from space travel.
That spinning in place is stupid. DIdn't watch the show (stopped at Enterprise), but isn't this a perfect time window to shoot at the ship? It remains in one place for at least 2-3 solid seconds. Or it becomes intangible right when it's spinning?
How do they get exact coordinates, so they dont spore jump into the middle of a black hole or a sun or a planet What if they spore jump on another ship or in enemy territory With voyager spending like 7 years to get home and then ds9 using the wormhole If you can travel instantaneously then you can't discover anything new I dont why in star trek picard or in star trek discovery you didnt see the time ships or the slipstream drive
Well, Depending on the type of STD.... It could probably make anyone or anything toss & turn due to all the constant itching & scratching.... But, There's a good side though! It'll all be over.... Soon. 💉👍😁
Considering the fact that I am personally a Star Wars fanatic, with almost no knowledge whatsoever about Star Trek. I'll give them this: They sure have some unique Starship designs, and I will say, this weird one here still seem to maintain the typical aspect of those famous Star Trek designs, while putting quite the interesting SPIN on the design, ey? EY? Spin? Because, you know... It spins... Eh, whatever. It's cool, okay? As someone who have no clue about Star Trek, I will say this ship here is cool. And the spinny thing it does is... Well, it's certainly a unique take on traversal, if maybe a bit silly looking. But hey, seem like they make it work regardless, so a thumbs up from me.
I know it's all fiction & most NuTrek is very bad at that, but the physicality of it is beyond dumb the more you see it. At least old Trek (66-05) had science advisors of what is practical & maybe achievable at some point in the future. I would love to see a US aircraft carrier spin like that before sailing away! Great video.🖖
God, that is the worst FTL jump drive in all of sci fi. The whole spinning and the sound effects are so cartoony and silly. How has anyone on that ship not suddenly thrown up when they look out of a window during a shroom jump? This has nothing on BSG's FTL or, you know, classic warp drive.
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disappointed in the lack of "spin me round" by Dead or Alive
“Sergeant! Make it Spin.”
“Spin? Sir, it doesn’t spin.”
“What? It has to spin. It’s round. Spinning is so much cooler than not spinning. I’m the General, I want it to spin! Now!”
You are a gentleman of great taste!
This was such an incredibly stupid show.
This is basically like magic at this point
Here's a viable propulsion technology that makes warp drive look like a horse and buggy...that we'll never see again.
Time machine create temporal war, each progress in this competitive galaxy will certainly resulted in war
This reminds me of when Tig Notaro said her kids' favourite part of Discovery was seeing the spaceships.
The spore jump is stupid in concept, but the FX are so good it still manages to look kind of cool. Until you realize what you're seeing and then it's like people doing DBZ instant transmission, but in a serious live action non kung fu movie.
Also, even though they can teleport anywhere and arrive standing still they still always teleport 5 feet from their enemies, JJ Trek style.
And also, no one figured it out in 1k years.
Honestly, I dont think the FX work is good, though it comes more from the creative decisions than the craftsmanship. The idea of the saucer surfaces spinning opposite ways and then ALSO having the ship do a fricking barrel roll to jump is just "Spinning is so much cooler than not spinning!" that clearly came from a person about as mature as a 12 year old. And then you can also clearly see the ship going up or down out of the shot, which is plain and simple not how teleportation or temporarily dipping into an alternate dimension works. The shroom space isnt above or below the camera angle, the ship would just pop out of existence for an outside observer, not move in any kind of direction.
I honestly miss the times when the creative decisions behind FX shots were sound and the ability to execute said decisions lagged behind.
The concept is not stupid smh, I think it's as exotic as other star trek jump technology, we're too primitive to comprehend the science behind this tech
@@alejandronopasanada5302which is realistic? Too much progress resulting in massive catastrophes, like the time travel tech started the time war, so they make their progress constant in purpose instead of exponential growth, after 1k years they still not able to travel beyond milky way, that's extremely low of progress
@@builder396yeah we can make it realistic like as if the ship deleted from the screen in an instant, which will certainly makes the audience even more frustrated
R2 let's try spinning that will work !!!
'Now THIS is pod racing! Woahhhh!'
There should be a slot machine on the bridge and someone pulls the handle before every jump.
Spinning IS a neat trick... I like the comedy sound effect that sounds like a tortured chipmunk
You missed the very first jump the show did. When it jumped the shark!
Hey-yo!
The sound effect got sillier around the end of the first season
Spinning wheels/disks resists tilting of its axis, conservation of angular momentum. Here we have the saucer section disks spinning, then the whole ship tilting to rotate against the disks' axis. It feels wrong when this happens.
Magical mushroom drives are just that magical. They honestly make no sense for spontaneous travel beyond a spore based galaxy- dimensional spanning network.
You know what I love about it. They made a magical device that can jump anywhere, in thats historically show about explorations.
And then they never explored anything new lol. Instead doing contrived time plots and shit in space we already explored in all previous series.
Imagine hearing about warp drive for the first time and bitching about it
You mean like transporters? That in reality are very unlikely to work for transporting sentient beings? What about shapeshifters? Romulan ships powered by a micro blackhole? All things that are almost certainty not possible.
You want to argue reality in a Sci Fi show. Key word. Fiction.
The next generation & Voyager both were not received well at first only to to on to be classics. Get over it
@@RealLordVoldemort oh god, it was a sarcasm. A mockery to those bitching about the spore drive 😂😂😂
@@RealLordVoldemort Discovery STILL isnt well received though. at least TNG went to syndication and had several other stations broadcasting the show half a week after CBS aired the original episodes and people tuned in, one way or another. In regards to trek sci fi, they still relatively base as much as they can in reality, aside from "technobabble" dialogue filler. some of which ended up becoming REAL technology. like cell phones, and the study of a real warp bubble, creating the concept of the theoretically possible alcubierre warp drive, without needing more energy than all the suns in the observable universe combined, to achieve. And transporters, were in fact proven real, at least on the atomic scale, using a single atoms and trapped ions, and through dual photon experiments. that was proven plausible in 1997, with experimental physicist Sandu Popescu in Italy.
Thanks for gathering these! This effect was weird, but fun 💙💙
Man, do I hate Book's stupid ship.
It’s a dumb dumb.
The book's ship is most futuristic private ship in star trek what are you talking about? And the way it jumped using spore drive is not like anything we even seen in scifi, it's beyond magnificent
“Come, come, Mr. Scott. Young minds. Fresh ideas. Be tolerant.” - Captain Kirk
@@_martian101 jesus what a shill or bot you are lol
That saucer separation transport thing was….something. Why…oh why wouldn’t they build more of that as a weapon? Why not do it with torpedoes? I guess that will go on the ship Scotty’s Transwarp beaming thing went on.
How the fuck do you fit two halves of a Spore Drive into a Torpedo. This required Discovery to split in half to work
Tbf, we don’t known if they did or not. They only tried it at the end of the end of the series
Starship Voyager would've benefitted greatly with a spore drive.
NGL i loathe the very concept of spore jumps. As much as i hate every single thing in this abominable series. The whole mycelial network concept was one of the stupidest ideas ever in Trek.
What's worse, they ripped off the entire idea from an old indie video game.
@@jimjam51075everyone calling it worst and stupidest is always the same people who prefer the original retro show as the highest standard even from the slightest aspect, no change is accepted, I can see the pattern clearly
@@_martian101 People buy merchandise based on how strongly the IP makes them feel.
That's why in 2024, (muffled laughter) we see Sonequa Martin-Greene's (snorting laughter) face on all that Discovery merchandise currently (holding breath, cheeks puffing) available instead of William Shatner's (laughing into sleeve).
@@jimjam51075 I don't even know what you're talking about
@@_martian101 1/2 the people that watch this crap are in technical areas. Do you think I'm investigating mushrooms to make your next computer chips? I'm a VLSI computer chip designer. This was a profoundly stupid show. The original series was made for scientists and engineers and it was accessible to you as well. Now it's just stupid. This is so dumb.
I'm in the top of my field, we laugh at this crap. So is this science fiction, or just stupid fantasy for children? I'd say the later.
You even included Ripper, thats cute
Beautiful compilation! Thanks for doing this and sharing it! Long Live Discovery!
Watching a video on disco doing a spore jumps is like seeing a video about random people getting infected with cancer! It just induces hate and loathing to the viewer.
Especially when they include the original Alexander Courage's Star Trek theme music, it makes it extra abominable.
This has reminded me of some of thr silly cartoon and old computer gamenoises Discovery has for weapons hitting, spore drive jumping etc.
*It sounds like a dog toy.*
*But this is the sonorous war cry of a very angry starship.*
Thanks for the compilation of spore jumps of USS Discovery.
Although haters abound in the comments section, I appreciate this. LLAP
Seeing as hardly anyone watched the show...seems you are the minoirty buddy boi
I agree. That was a fun watch 💙
@@frosty848 Correction: the loudest ones *are* the minority.
This made me miss Captain Lorca.... and that's about it.
you miss jason isaccs
I still find it hilarious the show isnt called Star Trek Burnham, because we dont actually see Discovery until episode 3 of season 1, name another Star Trek show that the main ship or station isnt in the first episode?
I’ve never seen the enterprise in JJ Trek.
Well, I view the title almost like many view The Walking Dead, not referring to the zombies, but rather the people still living, being the walking dead. So, for me, Discovery wasn't about Discovery herself, but rather Burnham's own self discovery, which is what the show was pitched as from the get-go.
In my experience, many recent shows are only named after a character if they are not centered around said character: Book of Boba Fett, Kenobi, Picard…
Do you know, aside from an eye and a few flashes in the opening scene, it takes a whole hour, half the running time, to see a dinosaur in the movie “Jurassic Park” (1993)?
@@InimicalWit False, you see a Brachiosaurus about 20min in, when Dr.Grant and Dr.Sattler reach the island, Dr.Grant almost gets sick and falls to the ground after finding out they have a T-Rex, one the most iconic scenes in movie history "They're moving in herds.... they do move in herds!".
Did that "Tartigrades" game ever come out? It was on Steam greenlight but I can't find it now.
thank you .
Somebody really watched Tron and saw how some of the vehicles have disconnected parts with lights outlining them and said, "That looks cool, let's do that." And there was no one else high enough up the food chain who knew that it would be stupid, and made no sense for Star Trek, that could stop them. The End.
The Holly Hop Drive.
A person of great taste 😄
Every time they use the Enterprise theme for Discovery, it pisses me off to no end.
Do you mean the Star Trek theme? Or are you talking about the song they used for the opening titles of Star Trek Enterprise?
@@InimicalWit I'm going to presume you're not being a jack ass.
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because in any situation the enterprise shows up, the theme plays. It is not so much the Star Trek theme but the theme everyone with a functioning brain cell knows is used for the appearance of the enterprise. When they use it for a Discovery fly by or appearance, it's stolen valor at its worst.
Shut up, Zionist.
Seriously, who thought "let's make the ship do a fidget spinner then fall down for the animation!"? cuz I want them to never have a job again.
So does it need one spin, half a spin, 3 spins or 7 spinds to jump?
And the counter rotating saucer sections was such a bad idea, physically it would be shite to make work, but also to animate constantly
For the model I have, I have the sections rigged so that I can easily animate them, takes like 10 seconds to rotate them with a keyframe. lol
Details bother me. Some shots have the saucer section disks spinning one direction, then other shots have them in the other direction. Some shots have the top half of the disks spinning in the opposite direction to the bottom half of the disks, and other shots show both top and bottom of the disks spinning in the same direction. Some shots show the top of the disks spinning one direction, then other shots show the top of the disks spinning the opposite direction. Same inconsistency when viewing the bottom of the disks. When the ship is viewed from the front, sometimes the ship spins clockwise and sometimes counter clockwise. Sometimes far future Discovery jumps mid spin and sometimes spins then stops then jumps. Where's the consistency?
Stargate viewers: First time?
Wasn't there a jump with tentacles attached to a second ship that jumped with it in season 2 or 3?
I can't imagine the horror endured to get all these clips.
They should have started with Discovery happening thousand years in the future from the start and it being ship with new drive.
Now do an edit where the crew cry in-between each jump
No really, if he doesn’t, I will!
Edit in tortured people crying as well from other movies!!
Or speak for 5 minutes on no time to waste situations where every second matters!
@@mikcnmvedmsfonoteka insert hair change scenes of Michael from S3 E1 and Tilly enjoying a dessert with 2 minute warning
That’s the rest of the episode
Imagine hating the show and know so much about it 😂😂😂😂😂
Must be a curious physical mechanism of the spore drive to make a ship spin laterally before proceeding to make the ship hurtle ‘downwards’ across the entire universe before then hurtling from the opposite side of the universe to a different location anywhere in space. Very strange.
If the spore drive was just inaccurate full time, so it could only be trusted for huge jumps, like it might get you like 5 hours away from your destination at warp 7, and the show had been about a crew running covert ops, scoping out the beta quadrant, there could have been a lot more potential with this idea, and the time period of the show.
Star Trek Transformers
My favorite one at 0:42. 🤩
I like to see the Starship USS Discovery's fly-by after engaging spore drive at 3:22. 👍🏻
Refit (NCC-1031-A) to Original (NCC-1031) of Starship USS Discovery at the end of STDSC series at 9:29? 😮
The really just took half their sound effects from The Jetson's didn't they?
4:45 was that the Orville?
Imagine if you could install a Spore drive in No Man's Sky. They even have mushroom planets so you could go to one of them to get mushrooms to refuel it :P.
1:18 like an enderman
Did they ever explain why the saucer has to rotate? And is it just me, or does the shuttle bay with no door look like the ship's asshole?
They referred to it as "excess energy cavitation." So it probably has something to do with the energy output from the spore jumps.
I remember at some point int he first season there was mention that the kinetic energy kind of jump started the effect.
It's basically a mobile Stargate, contrived so new Trek fans with the attention span of a goldfish don't have to endure 10 second warp scenes in and out of systems.
I've endured 7 years of this utter retardation.... At least it's over. Or will be when SNW concludes in whatever canon breaking form it continues with.
I don't mind SNW, it feels more like trek than STD though it does have some of the same problems.
6:56 BRUH AFTER ALL THESE SEASONS, NOW IT GETS THIS THING?!... SOMEONE BETTER FIND THIS AND MAKE IT A STAND ALONE VIDEO LIKE THE OTHERS CAUSE I NEED THIS IN MY FAVS
I don't give a fuck what anyone says. I enjoyed Voyager. I love all of star trek. The effects in discovery were so good and anything star trek i'll watch and love. Sci fi is just so cool.
Interesting how the nacelles attach before each jump and then detach again afterwards.
Spore jump was awesome
If they didn't have a franchise to destroy, they wouldn't have any story.
To me this is a Bobby Ewing in the shower moment when the past S.T. Burnham story was all but a dream.
Season 2 has the best Discovery CGI model
7:03 I refuse to believe that the director, producers, screenwriters and the whole cgi crew saw that shot and said "Yea, that's good" I mean look at this terrible greenscreen and even worse planet XD
Was stamits on board for the final trip with burnham?
i feel like the cgi really got worse as the show progressed
The spice must - ohhh wait… that’s right…. Got sued for that.
Please do an edit of.every Burnham corridor/fist fight end to end. I bet it covers a full season
Disco was goofy AF, but I loved every second of it!
I love this design! Thanks for sharing.
and let's spin!
I really couldn't stand the fact the saucer section would spin before the spore drive would engage, it looked awful.
This is vague, but wasn’t the discovery a sistership like there was one that was there, but it got destroyed
it sounds like dr. zoidberg noises in hyperspace
looks cool. but it's not ST.
The most futuristic star trek show so far, and the most progressive too
More like bore-jumps.
So, If Voyager that lost in delta have spore drive, could she get back home faster?
I would love to know how many light years they spore jumped in total because the idiot writers failed to realize that it would be the amount of years the ship would have traveled into the past. That is the outcome of removing relativity from space travel.
spore drive is more accurate than warp as they always warp into an asteroid field.
I'm at about 3 minutes and this is already making me nauseous, weird cuz normally it's the dialogue from STD that's got lurched over the throne
They must be pretty fucking dizzy
Were the writers so bad they literally wrote instant teleportation just so they didn't need to write scenes about them during warp?
7:03 that planet CGI looks like ass.
I wonder if Discovery could jump to find Destiny in Stargate Universe
in one of my old TNG edits I made it as if the Enterprise D found the Destiny from SGU
That spinning in place is stupid. DIdn't watch the show (stopped at Enterprise), but isn't this a perfect time window to shoot at the ship? It remains in one place for at least 2-3 solid seconds. Or it becomes intangible right when it's spinning?
How do they get exact coordinates, so they dont spore jump into the middle of a black hole or a sun or a planet
What if they spore jump on another ship or in enemy territory
With voyager spending like 7 years to get home and then ds9 using the wormhole
If you can travel instantaneously then you can't discover anything new
I dont why in star trek picard or in star trek discovery you didnt see the time ships or the slipstream drive
Excellent! This is the kind of content we need. How about Star Trek Lorca, only Mirror Lorcas story.
Cuckoo! Cuckoo! Cuckoo! 👩🚀
Star Trek Discovery is like the BMW Grill meme, it just gets worst and worst.
🖖🏿
I honestly don't mind the context/science behind the spore drive. It's kinda cool when you research mycology.
Ive finally reached the point where "Nu Trek" ships are so ugly Discovery looks genuinely good.
Well, Depending on the type of STD.... It could probably make anyone or anything toss & turn due to all the constant itching & scratching.... But, There's a good side though! It'll all be over.... Soon. 💉👍😁
(John Hammond Voice) I really hate that show.
a spinning ship is stupid
&
would kill the crew
&
destroy the ship
its pretty much god mode. The Deus ex machina ship is the laziest writing ever
I actually grew to love this effect though.
Everything about the spore drive was stupid, from the concept to the effect to the explanation for why it was abandoned.
And how come no one else in the whole galaxy ever invented it
In the entire show, did the U.S.S Pizza Slicer, slice any gigantic pizza?
Considering the fact that I am personally a Star Wars fanatic, with almost no knowledge whatsoever about Star Trek. I'll give them this: They sure have some unique Starship designs, and I will say, this weird one here still seem to maintain the typical aspect of those famous Star Trek designs, while putting quite the interesting SPIN on the design, ey? EY? Spin? Because, you know... It spins... Eh, whatever. It's cool, okay? As someone who have no clue about Star Trek, I will say this ship here is cool. And the spinny thing it does is... Well, it's certainly a unique take on traversal, if maybe a bit silly looking. But hey, seem like they make it work regardless, so a thumbs up from me.
So woke Starfleet ships now do a ballerina dance? I guess the rainbow warp speed special effect just wasn't special enough!
What an asinine design of a starship.
Thanks , I hate it 💁🏻♂
Good god, everything about this show, even the smallest, most insignificant detail, was absolutely insufferable. Good fucking riddance.
One of the dumbest things in a show full of them
I know it's all fiction & most NuTrek is very bad at that, but the physicality of it is beyond dumb the more you see it. At least old Trek (66-05) had science advisors of what is practical & maybe achievable at some point in the future. I would love to see a US aircraft carrier spin like that before sailing away! Great video.🖖
God, that is the worst FTL jump drive in all of sci fi. The whole spinning and the sound effects are so cartoony and silly.
How has anyone on that ship not suddenly thrown up when they look out of a window during a shroom jump?
This has nothing on BSG's FTL or, you know, classic warp drive.