Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 3x09 - "Võx"
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This is why Adama didn’t allow the Galactica to be interconnected with the rest of the fleet.
I'm hoping it's either double length or at least 1.5 times normal length.
That's Ensign Harry Kim to you!Is Harry Kim over 25 yet?
The revelation about Jack is not a big surprise. But well executed!
Altough I did not expect to see the Borg again so soon. But at least these are the real Borg, not "XB's", not alternate timeline "Borgatis". And their plan is clever.
And then there was hangar bay 12. I think most of us saw that coming too...but man...the feelings!
I think episode 10 is gonna be epic!
Altough I did not expect to see the Borg again so soon. But at least these are the real Borg, not "XB's", not alternate timeline "Borgatis". And their plan is clever.
And then there was hangar bay 12. I think most of us saw that coming too...but man...the feelings!
I think episode 10 is gonna be epic!
A NAusican stabbed Picard through the heart and they saved him.Ah, you know...phasers do just as much damage as the plot requires.
I don't think holding off the Jack reveal until the finale was worth it. If we'd done this sooner, there would have been space for reflection and to really properly develop themes and character work around generational divides, legacy, connectivity etc.
Instead, I've felt like plot and themes have been in a death grip of mutually-assured destruction for weeks now as the 'mystery' played out. Plot contrivances to support character moments are fine with me. Quick shorthand for motivation so we can get back to the plot are also fine. But this season tried to do both and has ended up with neither a good plot nor credible emotional stakes.
The one thing that did get lavish priority were the homages. It's felt like nine hours of unboxing a time capsule to see what we put inside all those years ago. I know that has a lot of emotional resonance for a lot of fans and I'm happy that's brought so many people so much joy. I'm disappointed to find how much it does not work for me.
Instead, I've felt like plot and themes have been in a death grip of mutually-assured destruction for weeks now as the 'mystery' played out. Plot contrivances to support character moments are fine with me. Quick shorthand for motivation so we can get back to the plot are also fine. But this season tried to do both and has ended up with neither a good plot nor credible emotional stakes.
The one thing that did get lavish priority were the homages. It's felt like nine hours of unboxing a time capsule to see what we put inside all those years ago. I know that has a lot of emotional resonance for a lot of fans and I'm happy that's brought so many people so much joy. I'm disappointed to find how much it does not work for me.
Never mind that. You’d think after Prodigy they would learn.
An advance reviewer compared 310 to AVENGERS ENDGAME where you seemingly have an end, and then another end, and then another end. Hopefully that bodes well.
seeing the borg take control of Starfleet is quite Insidious.
Young people are highly motivated and have a direction. Us older people may not like it, but it's there.
/end politic statement
Knock on wood. Would still be hilarious if he woke up and found out he was only alive because Seven made him a Borg Lite, though.
I've never seen Avengers anything (don't want to either), but that sounds to me like a longer-than-normal runtime. Which is a good thing.
It got blowed up in the Season finale of Prodigy.
So time travel?
So Picard won't end on Samwise getting married?
Wasn’t blown up. Just damaged
I think there are motivated and unmotivated people in any age group. So there are motivated young people and unmotivated older people. I've seen plenty of those combinations. And the same for vice-versa.