Spoilers Picard 1x1, "Remembrance"
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Perhaps we get to see a holorecording of Data from his time aboard the Enterprise-E, similar to how Data kept a holorecording of Tasha Yar as a cherished reminder of their friendship?
At the end, when he got up off the couch, his entire presence changed.
He once again became the Jean Luc we all know and love.
I don't think Picard talks in cliché. Except with his catchphrases, Make it so and Engage.
Jason
Um, he literally said, "Don't give up your day job."
Do you think Maddox left a map in her so that they could find him? 
I wish they just went with the novel idea. With Soong still being alive with his conscious inside a more advanced android than Data’s that looks human which he later sacrifices for Data.
There’s even Borg in that story.
I wish they just went with the novel idea. With Soong still being alive with his conscious inside a more advanced android than Data’s that looks human which he later sacrifices for Data.
There’s even Borg in that story.
Poor B4, he just blew a fuse and died with all of Data's stuff inside him.
You know it made me wonder. Lore's parts have got to be stored somewhere as well. Makes you wonder if they have been doing research using them.
Jason
Neither android was destroyed, unlike Data himself. Maddox would have had a field day experimenting with the positronic brains of both of Data's brothers, neither of whom could put up a fight and resist anything he did.
Spock left the Prime timeline and created the new one. But he was definitely "our universe"'s Spock. There was no 2nd universe until he (and Nero) got sent back.
I have enjoyed Discovery and don't really have a bad word to say about it, and I am really looking forward to the next season... However, after watching this episode I am far more excited about what Picard is going to bring. I had tears in my eyes a few times during this episode, Patrick Stewart has slipped back into character seamlessly. I believe him- and I hope whatever he is setting out to do, he can help the Federation reclaim the ideals that seem to be slipping away from it in the face of all the turmoil they've had to endure over the last few decades.
Huh? You are incorrect. The Abramsverse was the prime timeline until Nero went back in time and altered the prime timeline, and the Abrams movies were a result of that. The Spock that arrived there was the Spock from the prime timeline (the same exact Spock you saw in TOS, the TOS movies, and in that TNG episode).
Yes but he’s making a point that the events told in this don’t match up with what Spock says in ‘09 making people think that it might be a different Spock. I did find it odd that they didn’t mention him.
He was probably just a baby or a toddler when the Supernova happened... I am sure their whole society and culture has completely changed in that time and we may see Romulans acting a little differently than we are used to.
Romulans didn't populate an entire galactic empire by NOT acting like teen heartthrobs.
Is he the first Romulan with a British accent in the franchise? I can't remember any British actors playing Romulans with speaking roles before PIC.
How didn't the events told in this match with what Spock said in Star Trek 09? I might have to rewatch this episode. Maybe I missed it lol.
Just saw it.
Promising.
Very promising.
Promising.
Very promising.
The 2009 movie never specified it was the Romulan sun that went supernova, only that a star went nova and threatened the galaxy. Romulus was in the path of its destruction.
This is absolutely perfect. I loved the first episode.