I don't think they will intentionally overwrite anything just because. At the same time, I don't think they will be overly worried about contradicting either one in the name of the story.
When and how will DSC crossover with the TNG sequel?
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I don't think they will intentionally overwrite anything just because. At the same time, I don't think they will be overly worried about contradicting either one in the name of the story.
You said, in your argument, that a sequel is "the continuation of a previous character/story"; Janeway's appearance in Nemesis is exactly that.
Nice try to wiggle out of your own faulty logic, though.
I just assumed you knew what a cameo was. I forgot who I was talking to.
It doesn't matter what the size of Janeway's role in Nemesis was; applying the logic of your own argument, the fact that her appearance in that film continues her story - which it does - means that Nemesis becomes a Voyager sequel simply by virtue of her appearance in it.
Sure, you keep right on thinking that.
^ Or you can admit that you made a dumb and faulty argument and we can both move on to other things.
The time period they've picked means that they probably won't have to mention any of it anyway. The plot each week should be full enough to not slow down and fill even some fans in on 20 years of history.
As I squint, I think to myself.... It sounds to me like you're reaching. Or I just don't care. One way or the other, I guess my threshold is different.
When Discovery has something like the EMH, then I'll start questioning Disco's technology level.
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What would fans do if Picard's office had models of the Discovery, Vengeance, and Orville?
If we're going 20 years after nemesis, then 10 years before STO (2409).
. Look in the mirror.
Or, you can admit you're being pedantic for the sake of being pedantic. Which is your MO when you are wrong. Looking for any technicality to claim victory. Because pretty much every other person on the planet knew what I was talking about.
It's not a direct sequel, but it's set after it, so you could consider it a sequel, similar to how Avengers: Infinity War is considered a direct sequel to both Captain America: Civil War and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2.
This new series is a sequel to Nemesis. Get off your high horse with semantics, equestrian is not a good look on you.
I'm not the only person who disagreed with you referring to this Picard series as a TNG sequel, so, again, nice try.
You're clearly not going to recognize how dumb your logic was, though, and I'm tired of arguing with you, so I'm moving on.
Who are these imaginary people you speak of?
I don't see anyone other then you disagreeing with him.
How about we don’t cross over, just this one time. Let me enjoy my Picard show in peace, controversy-free.
There is one other here. Somewhere on page two.
So 2 people out, who knows.
Two people doesn't make a statistic. Plus there are people agreeing with him, did you take that in account too?
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