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STAR TREK: Strange New Worlds S01E10 REACTION/REVIEW (Patreon)

Published:
2025-03-29 00:00:09
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2025-04-25 20:20:55
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2026-06
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  Episode 10 'A Quality of Mercy' • Available to All TV Tiers 26.04.25

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STRANGE NEW WORLDS S01E10 UNCUT.mp4

A Quality of Mercy Captain Pike considers his path forward after encountering someone who brings his dark fate front and center - leading the officer to wonder if he can save himself from the future.

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It wasn't well written ... it was well RE-written. SWN 01x10 A Quality of Mercy = TOS 1x14 Balance of Terror

Jonathan

Everything that applies to this show from Discovery I’m pretty sure you know. now I’m watching this along with you, so I don’t know about future episodes, but there isn’t a whole lot of world building in discovery. It’s it’s own story and the Pike situation is what was outlined here he saw the future he was told the future cannot be changed.

Jonathan

This is a interesting way to revisit balance of terror, which was such a beloved TOS episode

reactive1

This episode was a remake of the TOS episode "Balance of Terror" (beginning with the wedding of the two crew members). They even recreated the mood lighting and positioning of the bridge crew from the original episode.

reactive1

Earlier on in this season you wondered if this series would change anything from the original series timeline and I refrained from commenting then because I knew this episode was coming and it really answers that question. This is the "prime" Star Trek timeline. They are following it exactly. Even with the Gorn they expanded on what we saw in "Arena" with the humanoid Gorn and now by showing that the Gorn develop inside a host body and the DNA of the host species affects that development. You are right in saying Discovery did not follow that when it began and changed a lot of things, particularly the Klingons. But I think when Captain Pike was introduced in season two (which sets this show up) it was an attempt to course correct for that series by incorporating things that we knew about him from "The Cage" and "The Menagerie" two-parter.