Star Trek: Discovery Season 5 Spoiler-Free Review: What's To Come?

On today's Collider Dailies, John Alets was joined by Sam Coley who gave their impression of the upcoming final season of Star Trek: Discovery in an in-depth but spoiler free review!
Watch the entire episode here: ruclips.net/user/liveAOIknC5hiHE
Here's a brief synopsis of the series: Ten years before Kirk, Spock, and the Enterprise, the USS Discovery discovers new worlds and lifeforms as one Starfleet officer learns to understand all things alien.
The show stars Sonequa Martin-Green, Doug Jones, Anthony Rapp, Emily Coutts, and Mary Wiseman.
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[@RobLoach]

After finishing Discovery, I can say you're not missing much by stopping mid-S3 😂.... Strange New Worlds is so much better.

[@pocketheart1450]

I think season 4 was much better than season 3.

[@pocketheart1450]

There's a Detmer comic book and it's great.

[@AchSoSensationell]

For me, as a non-American, it will probably forever remain a mystery how one can talk so much without saying anything.

[@brittersrae]

i could listen to her talk about star trek all day 💖

[@TheTuubster]

I became a Star Trek fan because it provided 100% allegorical story telling, only using metaphors to refer to our contemporary times. There was not a single character in classic Star Trek until 2005 that was like a contemporary human being today: Either they were an alien race and that culture was used as a lens to reflect about our times and issues, or they were more enlightened sophisticated human beings, that were unlike the viewers at home - cool, calm and composed professional astronauts and officers, competent in doing their job, representing excellence in their field and getting their sh*t together. This artistic vision ensured that the stories and characters always provided a new perspective that was unlike anything we know of today and the show did not appeal to the narcissism of the audience since it did not provide a single character and viewpoint that was identical to our times. It never said: "You are okay the way you are" it always said: "You can be better." Star Trek used to challenge its audience and its makers.
Since 2005 Star Trek is not 100% allegorical anymore and in many cases simply mirrors our contemporary times and contemporary characters into the future without changing much instead of using metaphors as a lens. Not providing a new perspective but simply appeals to the narcissism by mirroring characters and viewpoints and easy-to-digest storytelling (plot device & melodrama galore), easy to watch and easy to produce/write. More of the same.

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