Um...you forgot to call out the CANON VIOLATION in that Chekov wasn't a crewmember when the "Space Seed" incident happened so HOW would he remember Khan in the first place??!!
It was enough to get both the Federation and the Romulans, at least the string pullers in both societies, to agree to prevent it. It's clearly something to do with Borg, but did Maddux inadvertently create a new kind of Borg?
TOS was a show with improved but still flawed humans and an ostensibly superior alien who observed and commented upon humanity's flaws.
You guys always throw in a line like that to make me jealous.
What, was the big gangster lizard supposed to notice that he wasn't acting authentically French?
Au contraire...this is a young man who's led a very sheltered life, never having been off Vashti since he was relocated there as a child.
As has typically been the case thus far, I'm sure that they plan to cover the aftermath in the next episode. Patience.
Just put it in your sig, dude!You skipped 50 pages? I don't blame you. But click on this one. You won't be sorry.
Who knows at this point, from what we have been told Soji and Dahj are something else entirely and in any case the Borg are not the threat they once were so I don't see the big problem.
Even if they aren't true Borg, if Maddox really relied on their technology to create them, it might just be enough for the Collective to subvert and assimilate them. And you'd have a Collective that has a template for infiltrators completely (visually or by sensors) indistinguishable from biological lifeforms. So, basically this:
Thing is though the Borg are not the threat they once were even if they do then develop infiltrators, plus the Federation have been through that with a species that were far superior at it (Founders) so I don't get where the insurmountable threat is coming from, the Borg had everything they needed decades earlier with Data's positronic brain but did nothing with it.
Its possible but then why would she be blubbing about killing him if he was such a main enemy of everything she stands for.
IIANM Trek beat Terminator to the punch with defensive AI gone awry (see Ultimate Computer).
I said at the time that I doubted Control was really dead, all they did was transport it to the future, as long as the suit is there is could make its way back.
She did indicate to Picard that she was there when it was all shut down 14 years ago so she could have been the instigator of the attack.
A reset that ends with an empty Discovery parked in a nebula waiting for a crew that never comes back and an AI that likes old Earth musicals.
But she didn't say in what capacity. If she's the same age as Alison Pill, then she was 20 when Mars was bombed. And while I'm terrible at guessing people's ages from their looks, she could conceivably be in her mid-to-late twenties in 2399, so she might even have been just a schoolkid back then.
Um...you forgot to call out the CANON VIOLATION in that Chekov wasn't a crewmember when the "Space Seed" incident happened so HOW would he remember Khan in the first place??!!
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And you and I both know modern Trekkies would NEVER let that slide without comment because it's more proof Harve Bennett and Co. are:
A) Lazy writers who don't care
B) Never watched or really paid attention to TOS (dammit!)
When did Maddox disappear, we know they were both an item before he made himself scarce due to the cookie scene.
Like I said, terrible at guessing people's ages
. That would make the most sense given her age range.