Spoilers Star Trek: Picard General Discussion Thread

[SantaEddie74]

When I go without pants it's for art and a purpose.

And I don't just mean when I took them off to make my way through the crowd at the art supply store and get out of the building without a challenge.

 

[Divinity Davey]

When I go without pants it's for art and a purpose.

And I don't just mean when I took them off to make my way through the crowd at the art supply store and get out of the building without a challenge.

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[donners22]

Rios and Jurati are my favourites, so I suspect this episode will make me quite upset.

 

[SantaEddie74]

"Everything is beautiful" was heard that day.

 

[Danja]

Elnor, Seven, Raffi

Elnor makes a nice foil for Seven.

I like Laris too. She's become Alfred Pennyworth to Picard's Batman (right down to being an a$#-kicking commando, if need be ).

 

[Alexander Corrino]

Jean-Luc is my fave and no I’m not gonna comment on the “sleep with” part of the equation I mean I don’t think I even have to say it

 

[Lord Exor]

All in all I'd say I enjoyed my time with this season, I only wish they handled the resolution of the Borg Queen's character arc differently.

I loved Q's final moments. Very touching.

 

[Charles Phipps]

All in all I'd say I enjoyed my time with this season, I only wish they handled the resolution of the Borg Queen's character arc differently.

I loved Q's final moments. Very touching.

Since the entirety of the galaxy's history isn't rewritten, I think we can assume the Borg Queen went back to being awful.

It's just Jurati gained control somehow.

I assume she assimilated Boimler's empathy.

 

[Quinton]

The Picard/Data scene in 1x10 choked me up. The Picard/Q scene in 2x10 choked me up.

Who the hell is Picard going to do this to me with next? Spot?

 

[Charles Phipps]

My headcanon until proven otherwise is that Rios stayed behind not just because he liked the 21st century but because he was going to make damn sure that the doctor and her kid were anywhere other than where the bombs hit during WW3.

 

[SantaEddie74]

Rios: "So...show me what this Snapchat is."

 

[Kzinti]

Since the entirety of the galaxy's history isn't rewritten, I think we can assume the Borg Queen went back to being awful.

more likely there was 2 queen the og and juraqueen and juraqueen keep mostly to herself to prevent ''timeline pollution''

 

[PicardHitbyTesla]

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[Lord Exor]

more likely there was 2 queen the og and juraqueen and juraqueen keep mostly to herself to prevent ''timeline pollution''

The show wasn't clear on how exactly this works. Do we even know if the Borg Queen survived "Endgame" in the original timeline?

 

[Quinton]

The show wasn't clear on how exactly this works. Do we even know if the Borg Queen survived "Endgame" in the original timeline?

I think the answer is still a big shrug on that front. In which case I continue to say she died - because it gives Voyager's finale more plot poignance to help make up for its relative lack of character closure.

 

[SantaEddie74]

The components of that Borg Queen's torso garment began detaching from the organic parts of her body and she had a deathly stare in her eyes. She died.

 

[PicardHitbyTesla]

Great season finale


Wrapped everything up.

 

[Lord Exor]

The components of that Borg Queen's torso garment began detaching from the organic parts of her body and she had a deathly stare in her eyes. She died.

But did she die "for good?" Jurati says the Collective is crippled in the 25th century, but does that mean they're fragmented and leaderless? Was Jurati's Collective truly in seclusion for 400 years?

 

[NCC-73515]

Maps!

And Captain Seven!

 

[gweeps]

Wasn't expecting Wil Wheaton to show up.