Perhaps a bit more than others. It's still darkly lit overall, but not as bad as that one weird situation in Ep 2 where the saturation levels were boosted through the roof. I'll take dark and moody over that any day.
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 3x05 - "Imposters"
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Worf is a very passive/aggressive Pacifist.
One of my favorite characters too. Especially in her first appearance where Crusher and Troi ask Ro if she minds them joining her and she matter-of-factually states "Yes".
MID-Atlantic Coast is used often, but that refers mainly to the area from Delaware down to South Carolina. (and a bit of Georgia)
East Coast usually is referring to Maine to the Jersey Shore.
Eh, the term "Mid-Atlantic" changed over the decades. I distinctly remember as a kid leaning the "Mid-Atlantic states" were the parts of the Northeast south of New England (So NY, NY, PA, sometimes MD and DE, though they were still sometimes called South Atlantic).
Mid-Atlantic now seems to mean the area right around DC.
I hear my accent referred to as "Midatlantic" since it's not really a very pronounced Southern one nor even like many in my corner of Virginia.
Great episode. I’m definitely hooked, even if the season is basically a mix of several past storylines: we have ‘Conspiracy’ now, in addition to ‘Bloodlines’, ‘Wrath of Khan’, ‘The Adversary’, ‘Inquisition’ and so on. I don’t care when it’s this fun.
Being in the UK I have to wait for over a day to watch this and while I try to avoid spoilers, I was spoiled about Ro’s appearance and death. It was the highlight of the episode and Michelle Forbes was fantastic.
Being in the UK I have to wait for over a day to watch this and while I try to avoid spoilers, I was spoiled about Ro’s appearance and death. It was the highlight of the episode and Michelle Forbes was fantastic.
Didn't the enterprise go to the end/ center of the galaxy?
And don't forget how you can pop into a Klingon war bird, fly round the sun without burning up and travel back in time.
I wonder if these super changelings are an experiment that got out of control?
And the jack we see is one of them?
And the jack we see is one of them?
Strange New Worlds Season 2 will have a running joke about Sybok claiming to have invented warp drive advances to reach the center of the galaxy, and no one believes him. The Fed only start taking it seriously long after Sybok's death just before Star Trek Prodigy.
Picard: I'm just going to say it--you were way too old to have naturally conceived without some kind of modern fertility treatment!
Crusher: Finally figured it out, didn't you? With the genetic advances in Jack and the support of Section 31, the age of the backwards Federation is over! The age of the augment has begun!
Shaw: Now I don't know whether I should side with the Changelings or with Starfleet. Blast.
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Your comment proves my point. He was turned into a human. And Odo's mimicry skills were limited. He was never trying to impersonate a human.
Whereas, all of the changeling infiltrators WERE trying to impersonate those people.
Odo explicitly states, "when you scan me when I'm a rock, you detect a rock."
Starfleet has oodles of sensors that work passively on a constant basis. They have tricorders, they have transporters. They have a million ways to determine what is actually "beneath the surface." If a changeling could only change their outer appearance, their deception would last less than five minutes.
So it's easier for Starfleet to attempt blood screenings (which aren't successful, btw) and phaser sweeps, but not just use ordinary sensors? Ridiculous. Changelings become perfect copies, always have.
No, it couldn't be. There aren't a "multitude of reasons" why every single sensors, tricorder and transporter across the entire alpha quadrant would fail to recognize a changeling's innards. They do perfect mimicry, always have.
Well according to this episode they eventually made scanners that could, so these new changelings had to adapt even further.
Is there any particular reason why Starfleet can't employ its own version of the device Garak once used to keep Odo from regenerating?
Lost I believe, with the Obsidian Order. Plus, the Romulan Colonel knew of it.
There’s no reason to suggest scanning technology was stagnant since the last WE heard of the Changelings.
Picard: "Another conspiracy in Starfleet"Hell, it's not even the first time Picard and Riker have had to personally sort out Starfleet being compromised at the highest level
Riker "Oh, yeah, it's Thursday."
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He knows of the device. Does he know how to replicate it?Not lost with Garak, though.