Oh, joy.I will watch it. analyze it and give you a 42 bullet point synopsis.
Oh, joy.I will watch it. analyze it and give you a 42 bullet point synopsis.
There is no relevance. The only way to judge this work fairly is to see it to the end.And?
Don't see where any of that means she can't write or doesn't have a basic understanding of Picard's character.![]()
The real question is why are you watching?WTF?
WTF is this? What am I watching?
This is dialogue from the show.
Eh, both are time honored ways of portraying a character's ancestor/descendent. The later would not have worked in this story,Considering how lazy they are with casting ancestors, I’m surprised Picard’s dad wasn’t just Patrick Stewart with a wig.
They created FC uniforms for season one. So I assume it was deliberate.It looked like a FC uniform ordered in a cheap Chinese cosplay shop. Honestly, it made no sense whatsoever. Why create yet another uniform (or badly recreate a FC uniform), instead of just using a civilian outfit.
So?
I said fairly.I think it's perfectly reasonable to judge the individual episodes of a serialised work. You might not have a complete picture of its messages and themes without watching it through to the end, but you can certainly decide if it's entertaining you. And a serialised story should be at least as entertaining as an episodic series taken one episode at a time.
Oh no! A fountain!I haven't seen arguments this cheesy and bad since watching an episode of Dynasty.
These days there are plenty of serialized shows that have episodes that are entertaining on their own. So, it's not like the idea is unheard of much less never been accomplished!I think it's perfectly reasonable to judge the individual episodes of a serialised work. You might not have a complete picture of its messages and themes without watching it through to the end, but you can certainly decide if it's entertaining you. And a serialised story should be at least as entertaining as an episodic series taken one episode at a time.
Of course not.These days there are plenty of serialized shows that have episodes that are entertaining on their own. So, it's not like the idea is unheard of much less never been accomplished!
Really great thought! Another example of the anger/rage occurs in First Contact @ "the line must be drawn here!!"
Lily Sloane calls out Picard's motives and makes him explode in rage... "the Borg hurt you, and now you're going to hurt them back. captain ahab has to go hunt his whale. jean-luc, blow up the damn ship!" JL: "NOOOO!!" (and smashes cabinet full of ships)
And?
Don't see where any of that means she can't write or doesn't have a basic understanding of Picard's character.![]()
They would have us believe that for the last 35 years, we have been following the adventures of a fragile, shattered, incomplete, half of a man, and that only now the REAL Jean-Luc Picard has surfaced, a man so self actualized, real and dynamic, that he could have solved any TNG mystery, back in the day, in just 15 minutes.
We just found out that Picard is not lefthanded.
Same reason the Borg, after assimilating millions of doctors and scientists, couldn’t duplicate what the EMH did to develop a weapon against 8472. It would seem that the Borg discard a lot of the skills and abilities of those they assimilate.Why don't the Borg have this power then to make a threat to the Q?
It’s a magic bottle that can exist in many places at once. Lots of El-Aurians have it.Thank you. One of my first thoughts: So the whole El-Aurian-Q war boils down to a djinni bottle, and Guinan just happens to have it with her in a bar on Earth? WT ever-loving F. That takes 'shitty writing' to a whole new plane of existence.
And?
Don't see where any of that means she can't write or doesn't have a basic understanding of Picard's character.![]()
I had mentioned in an earlier thread that I think she will be the obligatory Trek "taken to the future girl"
This episode was bizarre. I just realized it has the shortest runtime of the season so far, yet it felt really long while watching it.
They would have us believe that for the last 35 years, we have been following the adventures of a fragile, shattered, incomplete, half of a man, and that only now the REAL Jean-Luc Picard has surfaced, a man so self actualized, real and dynamic, that he could have solved any TNG mystery, back in the day, in just 15 minutes.
We just found out that Picard is not lefthanded.
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