Star Trek: Discovery - Season Five

A fascinating collection of episodes to complete this final season of Discovery

Great stories well told with impressive visuals. The only downside to this production is the poor quality sound. It's often difficult to hear what the characters are saying because of intrusive background noise or muffled speech. You might need to use sub titles to pick up what's being said.

A very nice steel book housed all the blu ray discs very safely and securely. The product itself is just fine.As for the show, you either liked Discovery or you didn't. Well...I did....apart for the awful season where Saru's brother was responsible for " the burn". That season was embarrassing. ( Season 3 or 4 ? I'm not sure without looking it up) But the other four seasons, including this one ,were just great Trek.

This is a bit of a greatest hits of Discovery. If you didn't like it up to now or found it too "woke", this ain't going to change your mind. It is a lot of fun though. My wife described it as being a bit like Indiana Jones or National Treasure in Space.My three positives were a) it is an awful lot of fun, b) We get to see sides of Burnham that we haven't seen before and c) We get a new first officer who brings a fresh energy to things.My three main criticisms were a) Not enough Tig Notaro as Commander Reno, b) some odd editing choices which killed the excitement in an otherwise brilliantly executed space battle in the final episode and c) a denouement to the show which seems to take longer than the end of The Return of the King...I'm sorry to see Discovery finish up. I have always liked it. I am hoping that there may be some more Discovery novels in our future to continue the story.

Captain Burnham and the Discovery crew go after an 800 year old Romulan ship starting a treasure hunt across the galaxy. Thrilling 5th and final season that unexpectedly picks up a forgotten storyline from a classic Next Generation episode The Chase as well as bringing back and fleshing out Deep Space Nine villains The Breen for the 32nd century. A tense and gripping set of 10 episodes building to a feature length finale full of surprises giving the Discovery crew a good send off though we could still see them in future shows set in the 32nd century with excellent performances from the regular cast.

Cont wait for next series

This series has had more twists and turns than an intrepid class starship in a borg transwarp conduit.Started badly. Nearly got canned, and somehow managed to salvage a second, third and fourth season. Kirk would be proud. This final season is good. I won't say great. Condensing season six into season five doesn't quite work.But they manage to put out a good hurrah.All in all a good watch.

BRILLIANT