4 problems

[niomu]

1.is Dahj now a dead robot?
2.what is that for sci-fi, when robots get forbidden, because
one person maddox-co is to stupid to make robots?
3.with what was it possible to reactivate the cubus-damage by 7?
4.what is that to kill data again, since nemesis or is one copy
of his program only deleted?

 

[NewHeavensNewEarth]

1.is Dahj now a dead robot?
2.what is that for sci-fi, when robots get forbidden, because
one person maddox-co is to stupid to make robots?
3.with what was it possible to reactivate the cubus-damage by 7?
4.what is that to kill data again, since nemesis or is one copy
of his program only deleted?

1. Yes.
2. Trek sci-fi also deals with people's biases and extreme responses to extreme situations. But the "robots" are back, no need to worry.
3. Seven stepped in as the queen to do a reboot.
4. Data is presumably gone for good, but it gave Picard an opportunity for closure over something that had been haunting him for years.
5. Welcome to the board.

 

[Qonundrum]

1. "Deactivated", surely? TNG was grating enough when it equated a walking pile of circuits as a living being (especially after season 2)
2. Asimov's 3 laws? No worries, not all franchises use it...
3. Sure
4. Just get some more positronic hoobiedoobies since, just like how you can recreate an entire encyclopedia set from a tiny 1mmx1mm piece of paper from page 2 of any volume, which read up top in terrific irony "THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK" because this show is sci-fi and not pure fiddlefaff fantasy with occasional good moments (Seven's "We are Borg" was a supremely chilling and worthy moment, though as Borg can live in the vacuum of space the whole scene ends up being empty histrionics - that continuity was there and surprisingly consistent since day 001)...

 

[Tim Thomason]

(Seven's "We are Borg" was a supremely chilling and worthy moment, though as Borg can live in the vacuum of space the whole scene ends up being empty histrionics - that continuity was there and surprisingly consistent since day 001)...

I don't think Borg can live in outer space. I know, I know, Star Trek: First Contact, but those guys were probably wearing TAS-style force-field belts. The drones in Picard were being retro-restored to normal people with normal stuff. Flushing them out into space was not the ideal life change for them.

 

[niomu]

1. was it so difficult for picard to find out that she was a robot?
3. if Seven can work as queen, what was it, what they can not do themselves?
4. but what of this both he have killed?

 

[niomu]

3. the borg can did until died?