Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 3x05 - "Imposters"
- Thread starter Commander Richard
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I wonder if the Borg, back in the 2370s, assimilated someone who was in Section 31, with the knowledge of the virus (or whatever- it has been a long while) they infected the great link with....). They could have used that knowledge to help use the changelings.- no way they were unaware of the Dominion and changelings prior to then.
This episode was so captivating I actually found myself gripping the arms of my chair when the Intrepid fired on the Titan. The sense of relief when it warped away in time was palpable!
The Maquis were virtually wiped out by the Dominion. There wasn't anywhere or anything for Ro to remain a part of.
Future Guy™ gave them genetic enhancements maybe?
It's not the pitch, it's the execution.
Five less, this episode.
Sheesh! At this rate they'll have to rename the Alpha Quadrant Maple Street!
Maybe we'll have a scene at Starfleet HQ where Picard pulls a Donald Sutherland at the end.
Was there 5 less? Jack killed 4, but the faker La Forge was killed last week. Did I miss one? If so, I need to stop watching these at 4AM.
I really don't like Raffi this season. I know they had her acting like she was on drugs to get information in earlier episodes but, it seems like she is really on drugs in every scene.
IIRC, she was one of, if not the first, Bajorans we saw on screen. Not sure they were locked in on the makeup yet. I'd have to pull some of those episodes but I believe that the makeup artists stayed loyal to RO's makeup, not what became standard Bajoran.
I was going to post a similar response. Seriously you can reduce plots to a sentence or 2 synopsis and have so many things sound the same but when you add the details, they are almost nothing alike.
WOW!!!!!!! An easy 10! I was in tears at the end. Such a great episode. (I thought some of the Worf/Raffi stuff on the planet was a little less interesting - I couldn't stop seeing Mr. Ramse from 12 Monkeys instead of the Vulcan character, but I guess it got them to where they needed to go)
If necessary my father is capable of killing quickly and efficiently.
Perhaps you should forget logic and devote yourself to motivations of passion or gain. Those are reasons for murder.
Yeah, I totally get that and my post was obviously somewhat facetious.
But the point really is that previously people have complained about how they hate stories where Starfleet is evil, or corrupt, or compromised, like PIC S1 and DSC S2, but it's clearly not as simple as that.
It simply comes down to personal preference. Stop searching for Why and accept some Trek is for you, some isn't.
This is, lest we forget, the culture that encourages ritualistic murder to decide who gets to bone a particular woman.
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But I like it all!!!!!
Unless it's revealed she knows more, based on her statements she doesn't know why the others want Jack. She said not to trust anyone and no Starfleet because Starfleet personnel had tried to take Jack away before. She knew something was off about Starfleet wanting Jack.
Again, I’m enjoying this season quite a bit but I don’t really think it’s that different than what we’ve gotten since 2017. I think the key differences are: a lot more legacy characters, lots of Federation starships and LCARS.
What are your first 2?