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Star Trek: Discovery: Doug Jones breaks silence on show's new alien (http://ew.com/tv/2017/07/19/star-trek-discovery-doug-jones-alien/)
If the '04 DS had moved forward, who know if Jones might have played more than the two characters he played in the pilot?
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Comic-Con Suite Outtakes/Highlights: (http://tvline.com/2017/07/29/comic-con-2017-video-best-moments-arrow-stranger-things/)
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Performer of the Week: (http://tvline.com/2017/10/21/candice-patton-flash-season-4-iris-performance/)
(Scroll down to "HONORABLE MENTION | Doug Jones")
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‘The Shape of Water’ Star Doug Jones: Beneath Foam and Latex, a Best Actor Candidate Shines
After six films, one series and 12 characters with Guillermo del Toro, he's Jones' favorite director — but what he really wants to be is a Hallmark Channel star. (http://www.indiewire.com/2017/11/the-shape-of-water-doug-jones-guillermo-del-toro-1201900549/)
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I've seen alot of Discovery bashing online by "true fans" of Trek... [hall2_rolleyes] [hall2_rolleyes]
I've enjoyed it quite a bit... Either you can get over the fact that the s/fx look incredibly good (even though it is supposed to be a decade before TOS), or you can't.
It's a completely different take on a Trek show. Much bleaker and dark than any previous show. I've really enjoyed it, but it's hard to judge as a whole with just the 9 episodes that have aired so far, as the character development is still early on.
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So far I've found it very exciting! And the characters are also very interesting; some of them have been developed fairly well. The look of it doesn't seem to matter - after all, that's just our viewing of it and has nothing to do with their situation being earlier than the other. BUT, it does seem that some of the technology is more advanced than in the original, so I'm not sure how they plan to get around that. Are they supposed to somehow forget these things by the time of the original?
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It's all subjective how far you're going to delve into it, but Discovery was a science vessel before the Klingon war, so the argument is that it is much newer than the rest of the ships in the fleet, and the TOS Enterprise has been in service for many years already. It doesn't really bother me that much that they somehow have holographic communications and battle simulations. If the show sucked I would be more apt to point out these seemingly irreversible errors... But the way they left the cliff-hanger I wouldn't be totally shocked if Discovery was never heard from again! [santa_thumb] I wouldn't put much past the writers, as they really are full of surprises. Which is great I think. Trek's story-telling needed an overhaul, and I think it finally has a good one.
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Star Trek: Discovery reveals 10 playful backstage photos:
Doug Jones (Lieutenant Saru) gives Sonequa Martin-Green (Michael Burnham) a shoulder rub with his prosthetic alien fingers on the ship's bridge between takes (http://ew.com/tv/star-trek-discovery-backstage/doug-jones-lieutenant-saru-gives-sonequa-martin-green-michael-burnham-a-shoulder-rub-with-his-prosthetic-alien-fingers-on-the-ships-bridge-between-takes)
Emily Coutts (Keyla Detmer), Sara Mitich (Airiam) and Jones try to memorize all that space jargon (http://ew.com/tv/star-trek-discovery-backstage/emily-coutts-keyla-detmer-sara-mitich-airiam-and-jones-try-to-memorize-all-that-space-jargon)
Martin-Green and Jones along with Shazad Latif (Lieutenant Ash Tyler) film in a beautiful Canadian forest. (http://ew.com/tv/star-trek-discovery-backstage/martin-green-and-jones-along-with-shazad-latif-lieutenant-ash-tyler-film-in-a-beautiful-canadian-forest-you-can-watch-episodes-1-9-of-star-trek-discovery-on-cbs-all-access-new-episodes-begin)