The big guy says that any one of the crew has enough information to destroy Discovery. So someone like Booker (one of the most tiresome characters I've ever seen) can ignore the wishes of a whole universe and go off half cocked with that Narcissistic nut case engineer. Meanwhile, you know who, makes a speech and turns every diplomate in the galaxy around. They were so stupid until she said her piece. And then the computer is made a member of the crew and that's all it takes to give up the information. What about the danger to the crew. When did that change? There is no bigger supporter of LGBT issues than I am, and yet the constant hugging and kissing on screen by the obviously gay characters grates on me. Isn't it enough that they have embraced stereotypes from the deep past. They have to snuggle every time something is accomplished. I don't see any of the rest of the crew doing that. The gay people I know are as diverse and unique in the way they approach life as any other members of society. I suppose now that Booker is off to destroy the threat, things may come to a head. Oh, he should be brought in for treason, but it would hurt his feelings, so forget about it.
Review of ...But to Connect
