Is Captain Lorca from the 'mirror universe' of Star Trek or is he just a warrior-like Captain. This is one of many fan theories that have been flying around about Star Trek: Discovery.

Instead, the women on Discovery, like Admiral Cornwell, embody a future I hope my daughter actually lives in. One in which she’ll be able to achieve her goals without her gender being a concern.

Admiral Cornwell. Since Star Trek: Discovery is a prequel, we know that the current Federation-Klingon War will eventually end. That likely means that an exchange of prisoners will take place, ...

What do you think of Admiral Cornwell’s fate on Star Trek: Discovery? How did you enjoy the Season Two finale of Star Trek: Discovery? Let us know how you feel in the comments.

It's always about the captain, even when our star isn't one.

Need to catch up? Check out our previous Star Trek: Discovery recap here. The good news: Star Trek: Discovery‘s crew finally made it home from the mirror universe. The bad news: “Home” isn ...

Honestly, did Admiral Cornwell have to die? And if so, was it really necessary to kill her simply to highlight the need for locks on both sides of a blast door? When a torpedo impacts the saucer ...

Anyway, Cornwell takes command of the Discovery, putting Saru back at his station as executive officer. ... Admiral Cornwell’s phasering Lorca’s bowl of fortune cookies was pretty perfect.

The Klingons have effectively defeated Starfleet, with Sarek and Admiral Cornwell as two of the remaining leaders. To complicate matters further, Discovery’s uninvited guests continue to cause ...

Admiral Cornwell, who has questioned Lorca's judgment before and also appears to have a thing for him, arrives at the Discovery asking why he would send a potentially unstable ex-Klingon ...

If you've been following Star Trek: Discovery, you knew what we were headed for going into the mid-season finale episode: Into the Forest I Go.There's a war happening between the Federation and ...