Huh.According to this article the hand holding scene between Raffi and Seven was not in the script and was ad-libbed by the actors.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/star-trek-picard-season-2s-burning-questions-1287014
According to this article the hand holding scene between Raffi and Seven was not in the script and was ad-libbed by the actors.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/star-trek-picard-season-2s-burning-questions-1287014
Then its implications will most likely be ignored next season.
No chance - if the studio and show-runner did not like it, it would have been edited out.
According to this article the hand holding scene between Raffi and Seven was not in the script and was ad-libbed by the actors.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/star-trek-picard-season-2s-burning-questions-1287014
Makes sense, since IIRC according to Chabon the romantic subtext to the relationship between Seven and Bijayzil was also not scripted but was something Jeri Ryan and the one playing Bijayzil decided on how to play their scenes.According to this article the hand holding scene between Raffi and Seven was not in the script and was ad-libbed by the actors.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/star-trek-picard-season-2s-burning-questions-1287014
For Voyager, the people Seven was close to would make the most sense to me. So that would be... Janeway, the Doctor, Tuvok and the little girl? Maybe just in one or two flashbacks, so we get an idea why and when Seven lost contact.OK, those are my picks. The Doctor, Janway, and Dax. What about you?
I hold out little hope that anyone from DS9 will appear in Picard, except perhaps in a meangingless, fan-service way. Someone suggested that Michael Chabon asked whether Garak or Bashir would make for good appearances in season 2. I couldn't find a direct reference to the question. Those would be two good choices, but incorporating either character would suggest that the producers of Picard would be willing to explore cynicism, which seems contradictory to the current tone.For my favorite Trek show DS9, most of my favorites would make little sense storywise, or their arc is finished for me, or their actors have passed. I've named a few upthread anyway, like Kira. And almost any excuse would do to see Garak again! O'Brien might ake sense, he lives on Earth and could say hello to Picard when he hears about him on Federation tv or whatever it is called. - Oh, Quark and Morn!
Good point. And I kind of agree with the producers at this point. Add to that the not-quite-subtle way they portrayed spies... so yeah, forget Garak on Picard!I hold out little hope that anyone from DS9 will appear in Picard, except perhaps in a meangingless, fan-service way. Someone suggested that Michael Chabon asked whether Garak or Bashir would make for good appearances in season 2. I couldn't find a direct reference to the question. Those would be two good choices, but incorporating either character would suggest that the producers of Picard would be willing to explore cynicism, which seems contradictory to the current tone.
I agree. But I would rather like this topic addressed from other angles than secret services. The political angle, and/ or the personal one (we have 3 resident "good" Romulans on the show - 4 if you count Raffi's daughter-in-law).What Picard failed to resolve in the finale was the condition of immigrant Romulans. Perhaps that would be one way of incorporating Bashir. I'm rather inclined to hope for some sort of overlap between DS9 and Discovery: a would love a meeting between Michael Burnham and Benny Russell.
I would be more interested in them exploring the Romulan immigrants and resolving tension with the Romulan Free State.What Picard failed to resolve in the finale was the condition of immigrant Romulans. Perhaps that would be one way of incorporating Bashir.
In any good Garak episode, it is our main character who is being taken for a ride: Bashir in The Wire, Odo in Improbable Cause/The Die is Cast, Worf in In Purgatory's Shadow/By Inferno's Light, and Sisko in In the Pale Moonlight. Maybe Garak would take Picard on a similar journey--I bet it would be spectacular--, but I don't think that ST:PIC is set up to focus on one story for an entire episode.Add to that the not-quite-subtle way they portrayed spies... so yeah, forget Garak on Picard!
Paris and B'ellana's kid from Voyager.Who is Miral?
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