In "The Wolf Inside", now aboard the Shenzhou, Burnham must figure a way to send her collected data back to the Discovery. After being tasked with destroying a rebel compound, she also must find a way to avoid killing the rebels and their Klingon leader, Voq. Seeing Voq causes Tyler to go into a rage and lose it, admitting he killed Dr. Culber. After he attempts to kill Michael, Tyler is jettisoned into space where the Discovery rescues him and imprisons him just before he dies.
The pacing of this show is starting to strike me as odd. It feels like it is too jam-packed. So many disparate threads are occuring that we have no time to sit and develop anything. Event after event after event seems to be happening to our characters with no time to allow said characters to develop or make their own decisions. It's very odd...
The pacing of this show is starting to strike me as odd. It feels like it is too jam-packed. So many disparate threads are occuring that we have no time to sit and develop anything. Event after event after event seems to be happening to our characters with no time to allow said characters to develop or make their own decisions. It's very odd...