Maybe they can scan for presence of DNA but not analyze it by a simple scan,
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 3x05 - "Imposters"
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You're probably right.
I'd pay real money to see that.
The galaxy is shrinking by leaps and bounds!
Morn! Likely shipped Sneed's goods and sipped his grog.
Brunt. F.C.A. Probably bid on Sneed's head.
Okona? Outrageous! Did he lose his eye taking a hit from Sneed's spacecrack???
Vash's name is conspicuously absent. She could well have helped Sneed get his vintage human stuff.
Yeah, there's that clip of him seemingly alarmed and saying that "they got you roped into this??" to someone off screen, in one of the trailers a few months ago. I think he was talking to Silva.
Known quantities like that and they go with the Vulcan equivalent of Scarface.
I've written about this in other threads, but that's definitely true. Both Picard and Discovery had serious problems building up and sustaining season long arcs. Picard S3 so far has built up a cohesive story structure. It's a far more entertaining experience!
I thought there might be some letdown in intensity after the dramatic events in the "nebula" while transitioning to a court martial, but that wasn't the case at all. Great awareness for keeping the story's momentum going!
Beverly could do exactly that in "The Chase" with her tricorder.
Indeed. Along with "[almost] everyone becomes an idiot when they're promoted to admiral", it's a trope that's getting a bit ridiculous at this point.
Works for me.
I didn't say he was and yes, he has a point. The utterly childish glee - like a kid in a playground who's told on someone and can't wait to see them get their comeuppance - is what I take issue with. Either he's still high on pain meds or he's incredibly juvenile. Clearly the scene worked for others and that's perfectly fine - each to their own. I'd just prefer a starship captain to act like an adult.
This...concept hadn't even occurred to me. Now that I see it in text...gah. Hell. no.
That scene was quite brilliant. Everything about it was spot on.
I'd really like that. I somehow doubt it'll happen but I'd be stoked to be proved wrong.
I watched it already on P+, but isn't showing on either for me now. In fact it never showed for me on Amazon (other than showing the free trial to P+ channel as my subscriptions are separate).
Even adults can be childish.
I wonder if the Daystrom Stations AI is Moriarity.
I think the weapon that was stolen is Lore.
Also theorizing that Jack was replaced a long time ago by a changeling that somehow absorbed him or at least his memories and is only now starting to remember who he is. Why he was replaced? Who knows.
Shouldn’t the female Founder still be in prison?
How about whipping up a batch of Changeling Virus to take care of these Alphas?
I think the weapon that was stolen is Lore.
Also theorizing that Jack was replaced a long time ago by a changeling that somehow absorbed him or at least his memories and is only now starting to remember who he is. Why he was replaced? Who knows.
Shouldn’t the female Founder still be in prison?
How about whipping up a batch of Changeling Virus to take care of these Alphas?
Not me. Since the wormhole was the Founders access to the Alpha and Beta Quadrants, and DS9 the lone outpost there. I would expect that security measures would be at the highest level for Changelings. It might be better to slip through cargo and trade vessels, work from areas that wouldn't be quite as large of targets and once you have really gained traction, then hit DS9.
Though I would deeply love to see DS9 with modern production values.
It wasn't a simple scan. A program was written for this purpose, using the data they already had.
Did Worf or Raffi execute Krinn after they got the information out of him? Is he in the La Sirena's equivalent of the brig awaiting spacing. He seems far too dangerous an individual to leave free.
I only did P+ channel this week but I have watched the whole series thus far (and seasons 1-2) on amazon.co.uk prime with my amazon subscription. I'm literally watching it on there right now...
Nah. Just uninspired, unoriginal contrived writing.
I imagine, by this time, Deep Space Nine is something of a museum. A dedicated reception station like the Yorktown has supplanted it.
The tricorder still needed to read the DNA sequence in order to be a possible fit w/ the program. So if that tricorder could read a sequence I can't see why any other tricorder couldn't as well.