That is the character's name, not the name of the episode.
'Wesmohr' almost sounds like 'Westmore', her last name..That’s “ Wesmohr” spelled backwards. Holy hell, the Romulans also cloned Wesley as well as Shinzon!
Definite New Series/Limited Series with Patrick Stewart Returning
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Ya think?...
Soon, we'll be getting our first glimpses at Picard stuff Thursday
https://twitter.com/jvancitters/status/1151219010236604417
https://twitter.com/jvancitters/status/1151219010236604417
The thread title was getting into "WOLVERINE director search down to 8" territory, so I've taken the liberty of tweaking it.
Here’s a picture of the front of the gallery, it has the split delta Starfleet Command logo from those location shoots
https://twitter.com/nacelle1701/status/1151292938497822720?s=21
https://twitter.com/nacelle1701/status/1151292938497822720?s=21
Is there a significance to highlighting "The First Duty" on the windows? Will this episode have some relevance to the series? Questions, questions....
On edit: found this description on the interwebs:
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Episode 7 finished shooting today
https://twitter.com/majavrvilo/status/1151642974826065920
Also a new picture from the show
http://trekcore.com/blog/2019/07/new-first-look-at-patrick-stewart-in-star-trek-picard/
https://twitter.com/majavrvilo/status/1151642974826065920
Also a new picture from the show
http://trekcore.com/blog/2019/07/new-first-look-at-patrick-stewart-in-star-trek-picard/
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Almost 15 years after the doomed rescue mission to Romulus. That would place the series in or around the year 2402, twenty-three years after Nemesis and thirty-eight after Season 1 of TNG.
Saving everyone a click:
The Comiconing has began!Saving everyone a click:
There's also this photo which appears to confirm that Picard retired in 2386, the same year that was on the Chateau Picard labels in the trailer.
https://twitter.com/trekmovie/status/1151673112368316416?s=21
Since Romulus was supposed to have been destroyed in 2387, it doesn't seem to quite match up? Do we count a printed description of a wine bottle as canon?
Maybe whoever wrote the description based the year purely on the label...
https://twitter.com/trekmovie/status/1151673112368316416?s=21
Since Romulus was supposed to have been destroyed in 2387, it doesn't seem to quite match up? Do we count a printed description of a wine bottle as canon?
Maybe whoever wrote the description based the year purely on the label...
We still don’t know if retirement is related to Romulus in anyway. Could be completely unrelatedThere's also this photo which appears to confirm that Picard retired in 2386, the same year that was on the Chateau Picard labels in the trailer.
https://twitter.com/trekmovie/status/1151673112368316416?s=21
Since Romulus was supposed to have been destroyed in 2387, it doesn't seem to quite match up? Do we count a printed description of a wine bottle as canon?
Maybe whoever wrote the description based the year purely on the label...
There's a fuzzy line between where the films end and TV begins by virtue of Alex Kurtzman and his merry band of Bad Robot minions who have used CBS as a way to extend their job security after the film franchise ran out of steam.
CBS hired Alex Kurtzman. Alex Kurtzman didn't beg them for a job. But I don't expect the facts to sway the anti-Abrams crowd.
This new article confirms that the destruction of Romulus plays a part in the PICARD show...
https://ew.com/tv/2019/07/18/star-trek-picard-storyline/
... and it didn't go well....
"... Picard is “haunted” and older but fundamentally remains the same character. “There are many things that haunt Picard,” Kurtzman teases, adding the ill-fated Romulus mission is just one of those things...."
They are also not ruling out appearances by former Next Gen Characters.
(among other things)
https://ew.com/tv/2019/07/18/star-trek-picard-storyline/
... and it didn't go well....
"... Picard is “haunted” and older but fundamentally remains the same character. “There are many things that haunt Picard,” Kurtzman teases, adding the ill-fated Romulus mission is just one of those things...."
They are also not ruling out appearances by former Next Gen Characters.
(among other things)
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Or it's been retconned.There's also this photo which appears to confirm that Picard retired in 2386, the same year that was on the Chateau Picard labels in the trailer.
https://twitter.com/trekmovie/status/1151673112368316416?s=21
Since Romulus was supposed to have been destroyed in 2387, it doesn't seem to quite match up? Do we count a printed description of a wine bottle as canon?
Maybe whoever wrote the description based the year purely on the label...
https://trekmovie.com/2019/07/18/kurtzman-confirms-jean-luc-picard-will-return-to-space-in-picard/
There's a zoomed-in version of the EW picture on Trekmovie, and it looks like he might be wearing a pin/patch with his family's coat of arms on it. Neat little detail.
There's a zoomed-in version of the EW picture on Trekmovie, and it looks like he might be wearing a pin/patch with his family's coat of arms on it. Neat little detail.
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