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Except this is what I disliked about Discovery. You'd have ten minutes of activity that actually moved the plot forward, followed by twenty minutes of crew "checking in" with each other in order to discuss everyone's feelings about what just happened while also rehashing events from past episodes. It was like watching a Spanish telenovela, where every second piece of dialogue was intended to remind you of what happened in the last episode...just in case you forgot.
Every episode was 3/4 dialogue, discussing what we all watched happen in the first 1/4. It felt like every season should have taken 3 episodes...not 14. In the last couple of seasons, I literally skipped entire episodes, and it did nothing to impact the plot.
That's a fair criticism and I'm not telling you your opinion on the show is wrong. But Discovery did have its fans, and I think it's disrespectful to them and especially the cast & crew to say they deserved to get the Enterprise ending treatment, just because you didn't enjoy the show.
It's also against the #1 rule of this community
Disrespectful is telling people who didn’t like the show that they must not have gotten enough hugs from their father.