nice idea. if that's true why wasn't rios 'deactivated'?
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 1x03 - "The End is the Beginning"
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'till now he wouldn't need a portable emitter - his holos are crowding his ship everywhere
... maybe he's the only holo that knows that. the other holos believing he's real
I think there have been theories that everyone on the show is a synth.
Wait. What if I'm a synth?
I doubt that. Seven had returned long before the events. But who knows what the writers have in mind.
Well we already know she is openly hostile to Starfleet and something has to cause that...
Yep. But that's the type of show they've chosen to give us. The "wiping away all records of its existence" kinda gave me a red alert.
Also the shape that Picard notes the La Sirena is in.
how about starfleet letting the romulans 'experiment' on former drones?
Yep. But that's the type of show they've chosen to give us. The "wiping away all records of its existence" kinda gave me a red alert.
True. There's definitely intrigue around all of these characters and I hope it pays off in the next seven hours now that the stage has been set.
Seven could well be furious that the Starfleet she trusted in the Delta Quadrant turned on former Borg after she got home to Earth. She watched drones experimented upon by Romulans or even Federation personnel and felt a betrayal that drove her to extreme measures to find some sort of justice for drones she could help.
Seven wasn't this aggressive in VOY. Something made her an avenger of the victimized and I doubt it was the Romulan supernova.
Seven wasn't this aggressive in VOY. Something made her an avenger of the victimized and I doubt it was the Romulan supernova.
Like Admiral Adama said, "So is my XO."
I don't know. In Unimatrix Zero she was hostile to Axum for no good reason. It's just the way she is.
My thoughts exactly. This is starting to feel like NuBSG all over again, with synths (cylons) becoming indistinguishable from humans, and causing a massive attack on human homeworlds.
This has all happened before, this will all happen again.
Literally.
It is well paced, and fun to watch. But originality wasn't high on their list of things they need to accomplish with Trek.
This is starting to feel like NuBSG all over again, with synths (cylons) being indistinguishable from humans, and causing a massive attack on human homeworlds.
This has all happened before, this will all happen again.
Literally.
It was dumb on BSG, but it really doesn't work in the Trekverse.
I mean, one thing Trek has always been clear about is people are people. It doesn't matter if they have bumpy foreheads, scaly skin, or look like rocks. We're all more or less identical when it comes to our internal consciousness, unless we're like godlike energy beings or something.
All of the sudden, there is a new class of people who are 100% indistinguishable externally from biological humanoids in every way, but they're somehow "synthetic" and thus need to be treated as monsters?
They have two more seasons to do. So I don't think it'll be that cut and dry.
It has helped America put Japanese-Americans in internment camps and try to restrict Muslims from traveling.
I think this thing will be solved by season 1. Next season it will be something else entirely. Like with Discovery, for example. I doubt we'll hear from Control again.
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