Does that mean we'll get giant Klingon cruisers again?
Should the Picard Show ignore ST-2009 destruction of Romulus?
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i'd say that they can't ignore it. Like others, I'd assume that some sort of implication from the destruction of Romulus is what necessitates Picard's return to the Federation. My guess is that the mysterious girl might be another Romulan clone of Picard, maybe enhanced with Borg tech which is why Seven of Nine is needed?
Although everything we know so far implies they've retconned it back 2 years to 2385 for some reason.
We don’t know that for certain yet
Yeah, all we really know about set-in-stone dates is what the comic shows. And the comic can be contradicted by the actual show.
Also it wasn't even set in stone in the comic, it was an estimation. It could happen later or even earlier.
IOW, Shinzon had a sister?
It's the time travel that happened after the supernova was stopped that led to an alternate timeline. The supernova took place in the prime/main/original one (at least as much the original one as anything in Trek is)
Spock Prime’s mission to save Romulus did not take place in another timeline.
An opinion that I and $385,000,000 worth of movie ticket buyers don’t share.
To be fair, I bought a ticket, but still thought the movie was stupid. 
To be fair, I bought a ticket, but still thought the movie was stupid.
Well, I can’t help the mentally insane.
You're referring to the filmmakers, of course...Well, I can’t help the mentally insane.
You're referring to the filmmakers, of course...
Of course. One would have to be insane to make such a fantastic Star Trek film!
How does Voyager factor into the Kelvin timeline?
Picard is also a follow-up to Voyager.
She has a LOT more to offer Picard and the team than just a knowledge of Borg tech.
She's an engineer, a former soldier with EXTENSIVE combat experience, an Unconventional Warfare specialist (emphasis on the term "Unconventional"), and a Mistress of weapons:
(Whatever she can't build, she can always acquire.
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You can't go by IMDB (it's mostly powered by fan contributions).
Last I heard, Jeri is supposed to appear in three eps (given that the season is only ten episodes long, that's a good amount of time).
What @F. King Daniel said. The supernova occurred in the Prime timeline, where Nimoy Spock is from, and why he felt responsible.
I may not like the destruction of Romulus but I am a huge fan of exploring consequences. And this is a big consequence to explore.
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