Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 3x02 - "Disengage"
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As a cat lover myself, Spiner and Frakes should take back everything bad they ever said about the cats playing Spot and Grudge.
The Shrike and Narada are at least as similar as TNG Klingons and Disco Klingons.
Number One fatally mauled Zhaban on a walk and Zhaban's instinctive Tal Shiar training caused Zhaban to kill Number One in turn. There's a reason Laris and Picard don't talk about this horrific event much.Meanwhile, we're two eps in and nobody is talking about the real issue: what happened to Picard's dog?
He was in the same car with Zhaban.Meanwhile, we're two eps in and nobody is talking about the real issue: what happened to Picard's dog?
Meanwhile, we're two eps in and nobody is talking about the real issue: what happened to Picard's dog?
Number One, a descendant of Spot, a descendant of Porthos and a tribble are headlining the next Star Trek series about animals.
Indeed. To quote both Picard and Shaw, he finally "stood up".
Ridiculous! They expect us to wait a week? Who has that kind of time?!?
Indeed. Apologies to those who think all ills should be cured but Trek handling this is one of its better efforts.
Amanda Plummer did this odd "sneeze" delivery of one line.
"There is a sizable bounty on his head. And we are taking...(sneeze) him."
I know she's supposed to be overly dramatic, but I'm wondering that that's more than an actor's choice. Some sort of emotional or physical issue which will factor in.
"There is a sizable bounty on his head. And we are taking...(sneeze) him."
I know she's supposed to be overly dramatic, but I'm wondering that that's more than an actor's choice. Some sort of emotional or physical issue which will factor in.
Hell, after 36 years I still want to know how the staunch Frenchman, Jean-Luc Picard, who extolled the colors of the French flag in TNG S1 The Last Outpost, has the thick British accent, and loves Earl Gray tea.
Obviously because Britain takes back its rightful Angevin Lands after WW3
I thought it was covered a while ago that they were like French Hugenot or something and so left at one point to England (as many French did) only to later return and wind up with branch families in both nations?
Really? Please relate to me the title of the TNG TV series episode where all that information is imparted to the audience.
Really? Please relate to me the title of the TNG TV series episode where all that information is imparted to the audience.
I got it wrong, but it's covered in the Picard Season 2 Episode Watcher. They would flee during WW2 to England and not return to the Chateaux until some time in the 2040s which gave them a distinctly English bent to them.
I do care…about gatekeeping attitudes. About your personal assessment of one scene or episode? Not one whit. And nowhere did I express an opinion on your rating of “7” (it happens to equal my own).
I have never begrudged anyone’s individual liking or disliking of any form of entertainment, for the same reason I expect my own individual views on entertainment to be seen as just that—individual. I’ve always viewed fan base gatekeeping, explicit or implied, as, at best, inconsiderate to others.
Fair enough. ( I've forgotten a lot of Picard Season 2, but yeah I recall James Callis played his father, and yeah he wasn't using a French accent either.)
That should be the name of a Star Wars character.
Sneed should have brokered for better minders. Or an emergency transport unit. I can easily hear Quark calling him an idiot.
Well, to be fair Snead did have small earlobes for a Ferengi; and in this time period, Quark's is a Galaxy spanning franchise; so yeah Quark is obviously the better gangster.
Brunt's are about the same size*.
*That's what SHE said.
*That's what SHE said.
Sneed's parlor must have had terrific air filtering to neutralize the odor of a rotting Romulan head. Still should have spared no expense in the aforementioned areas.
I'm sure the 25th Century has advanced preservation technology.
