Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 3x04 - "No Win Scenario"
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Oops, I meant 18.16 years they say? Which episodes are from 2007?
Maybe he didn't like the original FX?
9/10 maybe I'm buying into the hype.
The rift between Riker and Picard was closed too soon, but maybe Riker didn't want die having argued with his best friend. I don't know about Picard being right though.
Nice scenes between Picard and his son. We see how words can hurt, even when we don't realize it.
I'm sympathize with Shaw, but he's still an asshole. Like Jack wouldn't know about Locutus.
So Vadic has this Changeling communicator for a hand. I don't think she's a full Changeling. I wonder if that's Scary (Future?) Guy's true form.
Much like TWOK, there is the juxtaposition of life with death. Titan dying inside a nest filled with baby space jellys waiting to be born. Picard and Riker trying to connect with family in the face of imminent death.
So is the Changeling dead? Can somebody try to capture one alive so we can figure out what's going on?
The rift between Riker and Picard was closed too soon, but maybe Riker didn't want die having argued with his best friend. I don't know about Picard being right though.
Nice scenes between Picard and his son. We see how words can hurt, even when we don't realize it.
I'm sympathize with Shaw, but he's still an asshole. Like Jack wouldn't know about Locutus.
So Vadic has this Changeling communicator for a hand. I don't think she's a full Changeling. I wonder if that's Scary (Future?) Guy's true form.
Much like TWOK, there is the juxtaposition of life with death. Titan dying inside a nest filled with baby space jellys waiting to be born. Picard and Riker trying to connect with family in the face of imminent death.
So is the Changeling dead? Can somebody try to capture one alive so we can figure out what's going on?
What's funny is that nobody at the end of Season 2 claimed the real Borg were dead.
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It's super prominent right between Jack and Picard.
I was like, "I know that guy from the interwebz!" lol
Forget all that sh*t on the Stargazer? No problem, I did that immediately after watching that train wreck
Yeah. The effect on ds9 looked cheap even when it first premiered. It was a cheap cgi effect and never looked good. I like this new effect.
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Forget all that sh*t on the Stargazer? No problem, I did that immediately after watching that train wreck
Yeah it was a bad season. Glad Rios is gone.
Dragging out the plot allows Seven to tell the CO that LaForge calls her Commander Seven as a sign of respect. With the implication that the XO that just saved the CO's life from the changeling doesn't respect his XO and call her by her preferred name (probably because of his survivor's guilt & hatred of Borg and ex-Borg).
It still makes Seven look stupid. Since she tells us that she ordered that no one from the bridge was supposed to leave, she should have vaporized La Forgery on the spot, knowing it was the Changeling. But she couldn't, because plot exposition.
Why would pot disappear? They still have beer, wine and hard liquor aka "Booze". Pot in the 21st Century is alreadymoving into that legal high territory.
I took it to mean "life pod deck." Unless you are talking about a different line.
Why not?
That's how these things work. New information means you "recalculate".
They literally say he's 23-24, so that's what he is. Doesn't matter if the math doesn't work. Do we know that Ten Forward has any age restriction?
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I'd suggest a drinking game about every time someone mention's the actor's age, but no one has that strong of a liver.
Seems to be a way for Changelings to communicate.
Yes it's a joke they love to use (especially in time travel stories) while ignoring all the times the characters understand and use slang themselves.
I think they are just solid for too long.
Or Geordi misunderstood the phrasing and took a slang term literally, as even some modern humans too.
Not anyone here, mind you, but people do...some where.
"Oh, you don't like a mid-30's guy playing an early-20s guy? How about him playing a sixteen year old?!"
The idea that these changelings are kind of crap cheap clones appeals to me, as it also would explain why the stupid Foster changeling tried to kill Jack when the whole point of the mission is to capture Jack.
Is the Foster changeling the guy who didn't like the mini Enterprise in the bar, so snuck on board? Why would a changeling even be on Titan if it was not part of its original mission profile?
Is the Foster changeling the guy who didn't like the mini Enterprise in the bar, so snuck on board? Why would a changeling even be on Titan if it was not part of its original mission profile?
