No, that's effectively ruled out. It's the reason they used to write her out of Discovery. By that point in time, the mirror universe had drifted too far away from the prime universe and she was becoming unstable. The guardian sent her back to an earlier point in time when the two universes were still closer together.
Ah I totally forgot that. Maybe that's why I just assumed she'd be back in the pre-TOS era.
Lol, it's a possibility but given that Yeoh winning an Oscar is what made them hit the gas on finally filming this, I doubt we'd get something even like "Serious" Boimler.
If she ends up anywhere near the Lower Decks time frame, I could see her doing an animated appearance. Yeoh seems game.
Late 24th century would make a lot of sense, they could use the rebuild Enterprise D bridge and get more use out of that set, it could be fun to see Georgiou undercover as an officer on a galaxy class ship doing whatever for section 31 during a mission. Put her there as the counselor, whispering in the captain's ear, having access to a lot of information while no one pays that much attention to her. Like others have said that would also allow them to use clone Boimler as her contact at section 31. It looks like they're not bringing back Shazad Latif so why not set it in an era where they can bring another familiar face who happens to work for section 31.
I don't think that its an accident, there are reports that the season is available on all platforms in France. Looks like it might be that French rights have allowed them to show it early.
What are they, 24-minute episodes? 20 episodes x 24 minutes = 480 minutes = 8 hours. Skip the credits and you got yourself bathroom breaks. lol
Yep, I marathoned it. And yeah it's 20 minutes each. lol
Yeah, it got its hooks into me and I didn't want to risk it disappearing. Also the French cast is really good. I posted on TBBS it's like if the universal translator got broken and they were stuck in French. The actors really try to sound like the English equivalents... although I think it would have been hilarious if they got the original Quebec actress who was going to be Janeway to do her cartoon voice just as a stupid easter egg for nerds. lol
Wild. lol
I think that's more a genre TV thing. We still have plenty of procedurals out there that are more bite-sized and episodic, but since the end of Enterprise and Stargate SG-1, genre TV, be it Sci-Fi, Fantasy or superhero stuff, it's been pretty much serialized serious arcs. There's a reason The Orville, SNW, and the first season of The Mandalorian felt like such breaths of fresh air.
Enterprise is only the most successful per hour of available content because it ended after season 4, with the way the numbers drop every season it's likely that trend would have continued had the show continued and had it seven seasons there's no way the numbers would be anywhere close to TNG and Voyager. Enterprise lost almost half of its initial audience by season 4.
I think I said something similar when the raw data was released, but the main piece to consider in addition to what others have already said is the fact that viewing availability is completely amorphous in the data set.
First look at the Hallmark ornaments for this year. Enterprise B is a great one.
I would argue that if you know French, it's worth watching it now rather than wait for Netflix. lol
I will say, technobabble in French is hilarious. Literally had no idea what they were saying. lol
I'm guessing that there's no option for English subtitles?
Nope, it's made for French audiences. Even the French closed captions seem broken in some episodes, which made watching it a bit harder.
