Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 2x05 - "Fly Me to the Moon"
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The Queen is smarter than that. She knows she's at a disadvantage if she reveals herself too quickly. Better to pull strings from the background while she plots her way back to supremacy.
I was joking about your Henry Blake quote (well Radar actually)
She definitely killed the inferior Season 1 version of herself.
Yours is superior.
So true, this is hysterically accurate! Next weeks episode is going to be a classic, I just know it!
oh, btw…
Does anybody know where young Guinan has gone????
She delivered Picard to the Watcher, as requested, and then left, to get on with her own business, when the Watcher's human puppet made it clear she was not welcome.Does anybody know where young Guinan has gone????
Honestly, they didn't even need Guinan in the 21st century. The Watcher could have detected these errant transporter beams into the city, gone to investigate them, and just run across Picard.
We asked for shorter seasons, not shorter episodes!!
Where's the feels in that?
Inspired by Picard she went back to 10 Forward and reopened.So true, this is hysterically accurate! Next weeks episode is going to be a classic, I just know it!
oh, btw…
Does anybody know where young Guinan has gone????
Wow, they seem to able to keep it up. I forgot to write anything last week, but that was another 9/10, and this one is equal to that.
I have watched every Star Trek series (began in 2015, so no nostalgia), and I have a feeling that this season could be my favorite season of any Star Trek ever made. Of course we are only halfway through the season, and things could go either way, but by this point in season 1, the writing was on the wall, but I have any complaints so far. The season seems to be doing it's own thing while giving the characters time to breath, especially so for Agnes Jurati, such a change from Season 1.
9/10 if it wasn't clear already.
I have watched every Star Trek series (began in 2015, so no nostalgia), and I have a feeling that this season could be my favorite season of any Star Trek ever made. Of course we are only halfway through the season, and things could go either way, but by this point in season 1, the writing was on the wall, but I have any complaints so far. The season seems to be doing it's own thing while giving the characters time to breath, especially so for Agnes Jurati, such a change from Season 1.
9/10 if it wasn't clear already.
This got me thinking about Quinn from Voyager, if the confederation timeline happens, perhaps this means he never kills himself and sets up some feedback loop since even though the Q exist outside of spacetime, the events of one starship had an influence in freeing him and allowing him to kill himself (with Qs help) therefore to rebalance the books our Q ends up becoming mortal and has not realised the paradox he has set into motion.Q has lost some of his German power as his voice actor is already dead. And the new one is lacking in Q-ness.
Yeah, I thought he was too quick to deactivate the shield. Mind you, as a lifelong aquaphobe and late swimmer, I was a bit more unnerved by Kore jumping in the deep end on her first swim. Isa Briones certainly did the 'poor swimmer' act very well. I thought she was pretty brave. But not as brave as Lea Thompson, who did some water skiing in Jaws 3D when she couldn't swim!
Where's the nostalgia and new action figure of a popular character with that route?