According to the recently released trek logs the new Titan began its service in 2402. There's no way that this ship is already 9 years old in Season 3.
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 3x02 - "Disengage"
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According to the recently released trek logs the new Titan began its service in 2402. There's no way that this ship is already 9 years old in Season 3.
They're gonna be disappointed...
At least in the straight man category, few men are disappointed that a woman is bisexual.
^ When has Seven ever been with a dude?
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Harold and Maude...Picard-style! "Jack" and Vadic are well-acquainted with each other, we come to find out. 
Having watched the dreadful Sneed, I am ever so grateful Armin Shimerman and his writers made Quark likeable.
Having watched the dreadful Sneed, I am ever so grateful Armin Shimerman and his writers made Quark likeable.
Chakotay.
He doesn't count.
I mean, back then Seven was fresh out of the Collective. She probably treated the whole thing as an experiment.
I mean, back then Seven was fresh out of the Collective. She probably treated the whole thing as an experiment.
I don't know why. So, yeah, I don't take this argument very seriously.
Then, I find fictional characters and their sexual orientation to be less than interesting story lines.
That other Borg in the Borg dream world?
Okay, now THAT one I'll count.
I just think most people would rather forget that "Human Error" ever happened.
They had to, it was a canon to the Prime Universe.
Terry said that year was wrong.
::shrugs::
I doubt she cares that they know.
She clearly has the advantage so why not flaunt it?
She's taunting them.
Yeah, PIC's showrunners retconned that the Romulan supernova was some galaxy-threatening cosmic disaster on the verge of wiping out everything but it still happens in 2387 and we see the leadup to the event as well as the aftermath. It still happens in the Prime Timeline and is the catalyst for the creation of the Kelvin Timeline.
I liked it more than the previous one, even if it was mostly predictable and quite derivative.
This Vadic is the caricature of every trek villain ever, including spinning in a throne-like chair!
Shaw must be the weakest captain after Esteban…
So Jack is Picard’s son…a twist nobody saw coming!
Worf is back!
8. But barely.
This Vadic is the caricature of every trek villain ever, including spinning in a throne-like chair!
Shaw must be the weakest captain after Esteban…
So Jack is Picard’s son…a twist nobody saw coming!
Worf is back!
8. But barely.
She's 100% confident that she's going to win, given her fire power compliment and this being a 1 vs 1 ship battle.
I say she has every right to be confident.
Indeed. There seems to be the impression that the mere mention of the name "Starfleet" and "Picard" should send shivers through the enemies of the Federation. But, in the past decade Starfleet has struggled significantly. I don't see why Vadic should fear any repercussions right now.
