picard’s family is
extremely attached to traditions, according to tng.
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 2x01 - "The Star Gazer"
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extremely attached to traditions, according to tng.
Look at what his Brother and Nephew were wearing in TNG S4E2. Fits right in.
Tradition.
Sally is, uh, Maggie's identical twin sister who took her husband's name. Yeah that's it.
Now we just need to make Joseph Sisko into Admiral Cartwright's grandson.
Her dad died.
Assimilation is a form of death. Her parents, as she knew them when she was a kid, were gone, replaced by drones.
I am extremely surprised how good this is. I wasn't expecting anything and yet the parts I don't like are small and more technical than anything, while the things I do like encompass major portions of the episode.
This actually feels like a character piece and it manages to hold its focus on Picard despite updating us on other characters. It is also an obvious continuation of themes from Picard's personal life through TNG and in Generations. It's pretty much what the first season should have started with, if not in detail, then at least functionally.
If this quality can be maintained, and I've heard they finally figured out they need to plan the seasons out ahead of filming, then this could be a solidly good season.
P.S. - Who wants to take bets Seven beamed those boarders out on wide beam? She really needs to tone it down.
This actually feels like a character piece and it manages to hold its focus on Picard despite updating us on other characters. It is also an obvious continuation of themes from Picard's personal life through TNG and in Generations. It's pretty much what the first season should have started with, if not in detail, then at least functionally.
If this quality can be maintained, and I've heard they finally figured out they need to plan the seasons out ahead of filming, then this could be a solidly good season.
P.S. - Who wants to take bets Seven beamed those boarders out on wide beam? She really needs to tone it down.
Why?
Dude, you're posting on page 20 of a spoiler-tagged episode discussion thread in which everybody's been discussing the episode openly.
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Hot damn, let's see where this goes!
8/10.
8/10.
Great start, I was pleasantly surprised.
If that is true, I'm going to be really p***ed.
"Oh look, Laris is a fan favorite! We should give her a bigger part." - "Sure, let's make her his/ my love interest!"
But I do believe we will
see Laris in the alt timelne. Hopefuly not for making moon eyes at Picard.
Haven’t read the thread yet, but the best Star Trek episode I’ve seen in years. 10/10
She's never had difficulties with nuanced communication in the past. Saying you want power in the most menacing way possible and initiating a hostile takeover isn't the best way to begin negotiations...
Ergo, you can click without fear. Huzzah!
I dunno, it's like masking. I know we're probably all vaxxed here? But just in case...
(EDIT: If however, for some inscrutable reason, you continue to care, I can give you this to free you from the fucks you are currently giving:
You're welcome.)
So.. Basically good so far.
Hope they keep it up.
Ditto on the cgi ships looking like crap. To dark and lens flare ...e..
Hope they keep it up.
Ditto on the cgi ships looking like crap. To dark and lens flare ...e..
It's like masking to talk to us online.
Which I actually do.* And which is just about as relevant to you?
I can only suggest you consult the addendum to the post.We are literally living through the reignition of general warfare on the European continent in the nuclear age. I do not actually GAF what you think about what tags I use on TrekBBS, I'm sorry.
That was a joke.
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