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He's waiting until the episode is released in two days... ;-)

Don't worry, everything is fine!

A Tygarian. :-)

I have always been fascinated by this alien make-up and was happy when I finally found it in "Star Trek: Klingon" - but that game is from 1996 and the magazine with the photo is from 1993, so that alien must have been created for something else and then was re-used a few years later in the game...

The only place where I have been able to find it was in the 1996 game "Star Trek: Klingon". I am not aware of any appearance in canon Star Trek. Multi-eyed alien post

He's an Annari: https://x.com/gaghyogi49/status/1781004770460995997

What makes you think so?

I had never seen the poster before I watched the episode. I know just as much or little as anyone else!

Many people work on shows and get no credit at all because there is just not enough space in the end credits. I was very fortunate to receive credit in this week's episode (and this episode only) but I have worked on the show in a research assistant capacity since I signed the NDA in November...

Just came here to say 'I love everything Star Trek'. Sometimes confusion is part of the business! ;-)

I'm also intrigued by this wreck. Here are some screenshots from the episode.

Alright, here's the observations article for "Stardust City Rag". All the gory details you might have missed... ;-) http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/observations/pic_stardustcityrag.htm Maybe we can do this again, there are a few more unidentified paintings in Picard's study: No idea what...

Here are the observations for episode 4. All the hidden easter eggs and references to previous Trek: http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/observations/pic_absolutecandor.htm Feedback and comments always welcome!

So his son was possibly named after this guy: https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Thaddius_Riker

Well, if the weapons hadn't been hidden under his desk, he would have been dead, I guess. ;-)

Here's the observations article for the third episode. Picard's journey aboard the USS Enterprise-E ended above Italy and his journey aboard La Sirena began, also above Italy... :-) http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/observations/pic_theendisthebeginning.htm Feedback, additions and corrections...

I have checked the version of the episode shown on Amazon Prime in Germany and there is no credit for Chattaway in the end credits (it’s supposed to be right after Jerry Goldsmith’s credit). Can Someone check if they still can see it in the credits? I also cannot find a hint of the Ressikan...

On the soundtrack for "The Inner light", the Ressikan flute music is called "Lullaby #1". I wonder where the music is heard in the episode.

Love the fact that the Beta Annari’s make-up looks like the Annari make-up on Voyager. I knew Mr. Vup looked familiar when I saw the promo pic.

Here's another painting to tackle: It's seen in Dahj's apartment in Greater Boston. I have exhausted all my methods of identifying artwork. Can anybody help?