Depends what the phasers are set to, and how it is resolved.
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 3x09 - "Võx"
- Thread starter Commander Richard
- Start date
Depends what the phasers are set to, and how it is resolved.
Also "Gene's Vision." has entered the chat.
It really wasn't clear how the signal was reaching all those who were assimilated. Why wouldn't it reach those on bases if they had the corrupted DNA?
Except that if it WERE an homage to the character/person, it WOUDN'T have Transporters (and neither would the USS McCoy.)
Last edited:
I'm just not sure how rewatchable it'll be.
I won't accuse anyone, I'm simply saying gender doesn't rule out culpability.
End of comments from me on it.
Yeah, pretty sure it was budget that led Matalas to decide to let go of the original PIC cast sans Raffi.
Though it is amusing to note that we now know that every main character on TNG had children (except Wesley, as far as we know)... but Data had the most!
Yeah well, it would be nice if they could put in a butt plug and then run over to un-fuck the rest of the Federation...!
Why are people saying this lately?
My bet's on them not being in functional condition, much less chance someone would steal them that way.
Easy to do too, since you could just remove the warp core to render a ship functionally dead in the water while letting the fusion reactors power everything else.
Nah, it's like taking one of those Spitfires that are still airworthy and installing machine guns. Perfectly plausible and possible. And especially here when the stardrive comes from the - for all we know - fully operational and recently-decommissioned Syracuse.
If the Bounty's cloak was in working order, I have no trouble believing the Enterprise's torpedo tubes can shoot. It's the torpedoes themselves that do most of the work anyway.
Come to think of it we didn't see a single living (or dead) drone on that cube. Just the mangled Queen grafted into the cube.
Was that the same cube from Endgame that Admiral Janeway went to (I don't remember if it was destroyed)? Did that virus permanently disrupt the Borg's hivemind?
It does seem like it. That may be why they are killing all of the over-25s, the Borg can't use their nanoprobes to assimilate anymore.
Because the fictional show that was predicted based upon extremely limited information will now not work!
Because...
With the implication that the -E was his first command (not counting the Defiant, which really was the communal command of about four people on the station, depending on who was available), I can see why he'd have more sentimental attachment to it than the rest of the crew (though, ironically, not only would they have all spent more time on the -E than him, Picard, Crusher, and La Forge would have spent more time on it than on the -D).
It's probably that any of them would do, but the -D would win out from being most powerful, relatively modern and, most importantly, all seven of them knew how to work it and wouldn't have to spend the whole trip back to Earth getting their Defiant- or Akira-class instrument ratings on the holodeck and hoping they learned all the high-points.
That was the writers logic when they showed up in Prodigy. The drones couldn’t use their nanites to assimilate them.
Confederation Seven couldn’t have saved Elnor because she was not Borg.