The whole heist and clandestine visit to the museum had an oddly lackadaisical quality. It didn't play like they were in a hurry. It felt like they spent a day or more just kinda wandering around in there.
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 3x06 - "The Bounty"
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The whole heist and clandestine visit to the museum had an oddly lackadaisical quality. It didn't play like they were in a hurry. It felt like they spent a day or more just kinda wandering around in there.
At 30:00 I believe.
A TOS-STYLE CONNIE. Likely the one Picard referred to as being in the Fleet Museum in "Relics(TNG)."
I'm in nerd Heaven tonight.
I'm in nerd Heaven tonight.
Yeah I gave it a 7 as well. For fan service-y reasons.
I'm glad that Geordi is happily espoused with grown kids and whatnot. The Data stuff was only cool right at the end for me, but up until that point I was wincing with embarrassment, glad nobody was watching with me. I thought the acting was actually pretty great though, even if the writing seemed uneven and/or cliched. The reveal of Vadic was properly creepy. And I guess I'm glad the gang's back together so we can stop anticipating that and get on with the story.
Oh please let that be the NX-01 then.
This episode really was the epitome of member berries and I LOVED EVERY SECOND OF IT!.
I hate to be one of those people, but wouldn't a 120-year-old cloaking device be easily detectable? That should be like a baby cloak. I know, I know, "go with the flow!" But you'd think how to detect something that old would've been cracked after Starfleet probably reverse-engineered everything inside the Bounty for intelligence.
It's guarded by the voice in the first room with the green lasers.
He lived with the diagnosis for decades.
Re: Picard's body: my guess is an idea I thought of before when trying to figure out who Jack was. They are trying to weaponize Irumodic syndrome. And now that we know it's changelings, they probably want a plague to wipe out the UFP as a poetic justice for how they were defeated in the war.
the flashbacks to Encounter at Farpoint actually was distracting for me because of the vast difference in color. This season is darker (and I have said it is sometimes hard to see what it going on) but to shift from the dark look to the pretty bright look of Farpoint gave me a bit of whiplash. I would have been impressed if they had redone the scene in the same contrast as the rest of the episode.
So old nobody knows to look for it.
You mean the long road? Or were you not talking about that song?
That works.
It's a hamfisted Trip and ENT pun that tried to play on the theme.
I'm giddy.
I'm giddy.
Wasn't a bad episode. Loved seeing those old ships, and finally get to see the NX-01 Refit behind the D-7 when we see the scene of the ships panned over. Not exactly the best episode by far, but it definitely was great to get most of the TNG family back together after so long. Memberberries a plenty! 8/10.
And Picard's. Isn't that just kind of creepy? Although in light of events of this episode we have to assume Starfleet may have known something dangerous about Picard's body that obviously Picard himself wasn't aware of. It's strange that Picard never apparently asked what was done with his original body, or it's possible he was lied to and they told him they buried or cremated it.The fact that Daystrom has James T. Kirk's body in storage was one of the biggest geek-out moments I've had in a long time.
Probably. Trailers show her saying things to Riker that likely only she would say, akin to Ro and Picard last week.
Where's Kestra then?
Was anyone else hoping that the line about how all the new Starfleet ships are more linked together than ever before would lead to the crew taking that cloaking device and installing it on an older, disconnected-from-the-Fleet ship like, say...the Enterprise-D? It would have bordered on fan service to the extreme but...wouldn't have been pretty cool.
TrekYards will have a field day with this one
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