We're not old, we are vintage.I'm not sure how to take that since Wil is younger than I am.![]()
We're not old, we are vintage.I'm not sure how to take that since Wil is younger than I am.![]()
Duuuuude! You just broke my brain.Wil Wheaton is 2 years older than Patrick Stewart was when TNG started.
Wil Wheaton is 2 years older than Patrick Stewart was when TNG started.
That's not right
But it’s true.
I know I was trying to be funny as in "that's not right" not that you were incorrect
It's amazing how much older the bald & gray combo can make someone seem.
No, that would result in Picard being dead. With no androids, there's nowhere to transfer his consciousness when the brain aneurysm kills him.When Q sends them to the dark timeline, wouldn’t that make Picard flesh and blood human again?
Different timeline, different treatments? What if the dark timeline has gene editing that was banned in the prime timeline?No, that would result in Picard being dead. With no androids, there's nowhere to transfer his consciousness when the brain aneurysm kills him.
I think it would just be a throw away line in this series. The hypocrisy of the federation with gene editing and dna modification had been covered many times in the shows already, prime example was Dr. Bashir.Really, that would send the message that people are better off in a fascist state, which is certainly not a message I want a show, Star Trek or otherwise to make. "Sure, you have no rights, and the government are aggressive imperialists, but medicine is much more advanced and we can cure things which are definitely lethal in the Prime Universe, with all its freedoms, liberties and ethics."
Or if in the dark totalitarian timeline they are compelled to fuse him with Borg tech..Different timeline, different treatments? What if the dark timeline has gene editing that was banned in the prime timeline?
Or if in the dark totalitarian timeline they are compelled to fuse him with Borg tech..
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