Perpetual Infinity
- Episode aired Mar 28, 2019
- TV-14
- 49m
IMDb RATING
7.2/10
3.5K
YOUR RATING
Burnham receives the reunion she's been longing for, but it doesn't go quite as she imagined. Georgiou and Tyler sense a disturbing change in Leland.Burnham receives the reunion she's been longing for, but it doesn't go quite as she imagined. Georgiou and Tyler sense a disturbing change in Leland.Burnham receives the reunion she's been longing for, but it doesn't go quite as she imagined. Georgiou and Tyler sense a disturbing change in Leland.
Ronnie Rowe
- Lt. R.A. Bryce
- (as Ronnie Rowe Jr.)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaMichael's father is played by Sonequa Martin-Green's real life husband, Kenric Green.
- GoofsWilson Cruz is not credited in this episode even though he appears throughout, it's likely the incorrect title sequence was used that omits his name and may be corrected in future releases.
- ConnectionsFeatures Star Trek: Discovery: Battle at the Binary Stars (2017)
Featured review
Puny Q, heed the power of HUMAN technology. This is Star Trek: Skynet
Well, I was born during the 6th season run of Voyager, so I am far too young to become a trekkie, but I try to give the old series and DIS equal respect, and even the Abrams films.
Sometimes DIS as a prequel looks too advanced to be a 23rd century series. I excused that, because we are in 2019 not 2001(Enterprise) or 1966(TOS).
Sometimes DIS features something contradictory to canon. I excused that, because you cannot do a prequel completely without problems.
I believe that the DIS team still respect canon as a whole, and I generally get expected results. But this episode is completely a letdown.
Oh c'mon, so now we're having Super Leland? Is he T-3000 or what? He is not only super fast but also immune to all kinds of damage. Even the BORG can't do that! In ST:First Contact just a holographic machine gun phased a borg guy to hell! And that was late 24th century!
Yeah I know Control has its tricks, but not as good as THIS. First the Time Crystal, not we got the Terminator guy? Nanotechnology that turns flesh and bones straight to metal jelly? This is ridiculous! If 23rd century tech can be this good, why are 24th century people still worried about injuries? Just your Skynet Medi-gel will do!(No offense to you, Commander Shepard)
I forgot where, but I read an interview with Jonathan Frakes, our beloved number one. He said he wanted to make the scenes as flashy as possible, now that we have the money and tech. Yeah that's good, but can you please avoid showcasing CGI a bit too much to let them become canon-disrupting mess? I don't want to see Star Trek becoming a feast of CGI frontiers while a dummy at keeping respect toward its own franchise!
Yeah finally, to this episode. Good storyline, nice interaction between characters. As for the common "draggy" complaints, I want to say in defense of this show that if you want a good show, you should expect character development other than progressing the central plot. The emotions and thoughts of the characters should be paid attention to as well!
I am liking Mirror Georgiou more and more, for her inhibited humanity is coming to the surface, and Yeoh plays it quite well. Sonequa's performance is feeling more natural, less forced.
As for the Super Leland mess...Well, Kurtzman, I know your team is good at throwing mysteries and explaining them in later episodes, so YOU BETTER EXPLAIN IT!
Yeah, and please, tell me the time suit is built with future technology.
Sometimes DIS as a prequel looks too advanced to be a 23rd century series. I excused that, because we are in 2019 not 2001(Enterprise) or 1966(TOS).
Sometimes DIS features something contradictory to canon. I excused that, because you cannot do a prequel completely without problems.
I believe that the DIS team still respect canon as a whole, and I generally get expected results. But this episode is completely a letdown.
Oh c'mon, so now we're having Super Leland? Is he T-3000 or what? He is not only super fast but also immune to all kinds of damage. Even the BORG can't do that! In ST:First Contact just a holographic machine gun phased a borg guy to hell! And that was late 24th century!
Yeah I know Control has its tricks, but not as good as THIS. First the Time Crystal, not we got the Terminator guy? Nanotechnology that turns flesh and bones straight to metal jelly? This is ridiculous! If 23rd century tech can be this good, why are 24th century people still worried about injuries? Just your Skynet Medi-gel will do!(No offense to you, Commander Shepard)
I forgot where, but I read an interview with Jonathan Frakes, our beloved number one. He said he wanted to make the scenes as flashy as possible, now that we have the money and tech. Yeah that's good, but can you please avoid showcasing CGI a bit too much to let them become canon-disrupting mess? I don't want to see Star Trek becoming a feast of CGI frontiers while a dummy at keeping respect toward its own franchise!
Yeah finally, to this episode. Good storyline, nice interaction between characters. As for the common "draggy" complaints, I want to say in defense of this show that if you want a good show, you should expect character development other than progressing the central plot. The emotions and thoughts of the characters should be paid attention to as well!
I am liking Mirror Georgiou more and more, for her inhibited humanity is coming to the surface, and Yeoh plays it quite well. Sonequa's performance is feeling more natural, less forced.
As for the Super Leland mess...Well, Kurtzman, I know your team is good at throwing mysteries and explaining them in later episodes, so YOU BETTER EXPLAIN IT!
Yeah, and please, tell me the time suit is built with future technology.
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- Sermell_Sino
- Mar 31, 2019
Details
- Runtime49 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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