I haven't seen it yet, but based on the people who are expressing displeasure, I'm pretty sure I'm going to like it.
Let's just hope that Remus was destroyed, no one bothered to rescue any Remans and we'll never, ever speak of them again.
He is not suck. He is just evil . He was implicated as a mastermind of the synth rebellion so I am sure we will see him again - played by Spiner - sometime in the immediate future
But she also shifts gears between talking about the synths and talking about the armada so caprciously that it's actually hard to follow the conversation for a moment. And she also doesn't give Picard enough room to answer. Those are both bad jouranlistic techniques.
I got to say, I thought this was going to be a train wreck (it could still be overall) and was against it when first announced. Having said that, I thought "Remembrance" was an excellent opener (I don't really consider it a pilot as so much of it depends on the recurring storylines from TNG). There was so much fan service there, but it felt like it was done more with love than corporate profits in mind. The story itself seems like a natural outgrowth of TNG and the other 24th century shows. Is it next Thursday yet?
I do wonder if Geordie had died if that is something the interviewer would have brought up. "Admirical, your ex-chief engineer died on Mars. Did that not make you think it was important to deal wit that situation?"
If Geordi's dead, I hope that comes into play in the future (maybe when Riker shows up?) and explored for all the pathos therein. Not just relegated to a comic book scene or two. If Data does come back, in some form, I would think he would be pretty upset at the loss of his best friend. We don't need to explore the fates of all Star Trek characters, but we have a few hints that should be settled on La Forge (who, again, should be central to a storyline involving Data restoration and synthetic beings... unless he's dead).