Couldn't remember the exact wording but knew it was something along those lines.
Thank Fowler there are people with better memories/retention than I have
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 3x05 - "Imposters"
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Thank Fowler there are people with better memories/retention than I have
I viewed it through the lens of what she told Picard later on: she was specifically ordered to place Jack in custody, but apparently wasn't given any reasons for it. It should be reason enough to suspect he's important to the conspirators for some reason.
The shuttle Ro was on was called Gorkon apparently, but I'm not sure how anyone can read that.
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Gorkon_(shuttle)
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Gorkon_(shuttle)
Doesn't bode well for Martok, although perhaps "Chancellor Roll" is just the head of Starfleet Academy rather than the Klingon Empire
Watching a video of Archer as part of Frontier day
But also the fact the actor was on Downton Abbey (apologies if you know this and we’re joking).
I would be very surprised if Martok was still Chancellor. 26 years sounds like a long time for the Klingons. K'Mpec's rule was 20 years and that was considered a Big Deal in "Reunion".
Aye - was taking your comment and taking the joke further
I think you're right!
Ro should really have tried to jettison herself into space somehow, to distance herself from the transporter inhibitor and hopefully be resuscitated by Titan. Although I suppose she didn't have much time to blow a hatch.
So those were DOTs on the hull of the Titan
https://twitter.com/esdi/status/1636877936405127169
https://twitter.com/esdi/status/1636877936405127169
Really wonder about what Ro and Worf's working relationship was like, considering both having being colleages on the Enterprise-D under Picard.
And not to forget her becoming his superior
And not to forget her becoming his superior
If we take Worf's words literally that he's not officially in Starfleet anymore but a subcontractor, then the only way he can pull rank on Ro is to get back into Starfleet (where instagram logs claim he's a captain, albeit this hasn't been shown on screen canon yet)Really wonder about what Ro and Worf's working relationship was like, considering both having being colleages on the Enterprise-D under Picard.
And not to forget her becoming his superior
Maybe the running joke should be that everyone knew Ro was back in Starfleet except for Picard, and they all hid it from him knowing how much he hated her.
publicity images have shown him in a uniform with 4 pips, so I think we will eventually.
At first, I thought it was the president of the UFP. But the president isn't called "chancellor." (then again, nuTrek sure does love its continuity goofs.)
Would there be a high-ranking Starfleet muckey-muck with that title?
Even if Worf was in Starfleet (unclear at this point) and even if he did have a higher rank than Ro, she could still have positional authority over him in Starfleet Intelligence.
The Chancellor of Starfleet Academy? But then that post was established all the way back in TNG and DS9 as being the Commandant of the Academy so if that's a change of the title it would still be odd for Picard to think the head of a potentially compromised body would be a good person to go to with hypersensitive information about a plot within Starfleet.
That would have negated the drama of her death.
Chancellor and commandant could be different roles. Similar to head of the board of governors and the head teacher at a (UK) School.
The Andorian Empire was headed by a Chancellor in Enterprise.