Plus fertility treatments in the late 24th century probably make today's real world equivalents look like Flintstone vitamins.
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 3x02 - "Disengage"
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I thing the actor playing Sneed actually was wearing less makeup than Quark did. Like, that was his actual chin and stubble.
People get cranky when they KNOW that their chain is being yanked, especially by people who have a reputation for shenanigans. I felt like his whole deal last week was him skating right up to the line of being disrespectful. Was he ACTUALLY disrespectful? Yep - BUT - Picard and Riker WERE in fact pulling shenanigans and if they attempted to write him up for it, so to speak, they'd have to reveal THEIR hand to others, not something they wanted to do. So that gave him a lot more freedom. I'm looking forward to see him under better circumstances.
They've probably found ways to simplify Ferengi makeup since the last time it appeared in the 32nd century in DSC.
He couldn't - the crew just rolled with it and then Shaw did. It was all a bit silly.
Probably because he knew Shaw would shut him down earlier, before the Shrike showed up. He probably could have pushed it but then we wouldn't have this drama in the second episode.
Plot convenience.
Plot convenience.
I feel like people have been understating Matalas' involvement in season 2. I mean I wasn't there but based on what I've read and his own statements the Q and time travel plots were all his idea. Picard's prior trauma was Akiva's. Matalas was brought on board as co showrunner in early 2020 and they started filming in early 2021. He had to have a big part in shaping the season.
Probably one of the worse things they could have done, IMO
Surely Kirk had gotten other women pregnant. Carol might have been the only one who told him.
So?
You may be right, but this is just her introduction. We really don't know anything about her at this point so its just way too early to say she's a one dimensional villain. It would be like complaining about Shaw last week and saying he's just a one dimensional asshole before we learn more.
I'm sure Beverly had good reasons for doing what she did.
I guess I have more faith in the writers than you do at the moment.
Jack does have Shinzon vibes, and not just the facial similarities between this actor and Tom Hardy. I don't know if they were consciously using Hardy and Shinzon as a model to create Jack but if they were it's pretty obvious to some of us.
Guy from the bar giving Picard and Riker the eye, then next to the shuttle bay standing at attention when they come abroad, is now the guy on duty in the transporter room when Jack tries to beam over to the Shrike...
This I agree with 100 percent. I thought something was wrong with my screen during that fight. Just not well shot and I was not impressed. Of course, I'm happy to see Worf again but we couldn't make anything out.
A Ferengi beheaded. Rule of Acquisition 282: When you get in a transaction it's best to keep the profit and not lose your head.
Remember some of us were burned by what they did to Rios and Jurati last year despite being told to have faith in the writers and that they have good reasons for doing what they did.
It's not the # of Torpedo tubes you have, that just indicates how many ways your Torpedoes/Missiles can leave the vessel.
It's the inventory that matters.
And 200 Torpedoes & 300 missiles easily exceeded the entire complement of torpedoes that the Enterprise-D ever had in total.
The Enterprise-D only had 250 Torpedoes & hundreds of Anti-Matter mines.
Has anybody else noticed how the Shrike's deflector dish section looks just like the StarDrive section of the Enterprise-D?
He probably needs support of the rest of the bridge crew behind them, it doesn't work just by stating so.
Picard probably needs time to build rapport with a brand new Bridge crew.
Isolytic weapons. I kept wanting Riker to say something like "the Second Khitomer Accords aren't gonna like that."
Dave Cullen, who has already seen the entire season, has his review for the episode up.
He stresses that this episode demonstrates that the season will have consistent tone, pacing, and cohesive characters, but laments the lighting and swearing.
He stresses that this episode demonstrates that the season will have consistent tone, pacing, and cohesive characters, but laments the lighting and swearing.
