The Titan models are all gold plated. What you’re seeing is a reflection of display screens colors from across the room.I guess that's the Titan display, but why are parts blue?
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Any other new pictures in the magazine?
The Titan models are all gold plated. What you’re seeing is a reflection of display screens colors from across the room.I guess that's the Titan display, but why are parts blue?
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Any other new pictures in the magazine?
Whereas with Nemesis in 2002, the writing was on the wall, so it did look like The End. And for 20 years, it was. We didn't expect to see them again, until Picard came along. So this is a chance to right the wrong that was NEM.
The Titan models are all gold plated. What you’re seeing is a reflection of display screens colors from across the room.
Personally, I treat S1 and 2 as distinct, almost like films in a way. Do they inform the next? Eh, kind of. But, they are very much standalone in my attitude towards them. So, if I regard S1 well, while S2 lesser, S3 is completely new to me because it has that standalone feel.
So, for me, no; S3 lives or dies by its own merits, and not by anything else.
That's not the main reason why I don't like NEM. It's one of the things, but not the only thing. The action is so over-long that I start to tune it out. NEM actually is what some people accuse New Trek of being. Shinzon makes for a shit villain. They could've done way more with a Clone Picard than they did. The look of the film: Early-2000s mid-budget CGI doesn't look good at all. Picard feels too much like a Movie Action Hero instead of just enough. B-4 is too goofy.Things happen fast. You don't always get time to mourn.
I thought Nemesis was more true-to-life. Death doesn't always leave a ton of remains
"In fact, huge events from the story of Deep Space Nine play a big part in the plot, not just because Worf (Michael Dorn) has returned. “I think that it’s important to Deep Space Nine fans to feel seen,” Matalas says."
That'll be the final shot of the show. S3 ends with Sisko looking into the camera, no explanation how he got there, nothing further, the end. Fandom explodes for months and years wondering what it means.![]()
I have a feeling the final shot will be of Picard, as the show is still about him.
But there could still be a shot similar to the above before that.
I have a feeling the final shot will be of Picard, as the show is still about him.
But there could still be a shot similar to the above before that.
That is my thinking as well. Extremely open ended, wide shot of the whole crew on the bridge of the USS-Whatever (probably Enterprise...It will depend on how blatantly P+ wants to show a passing of the baton. If they've more or less locked in a Seven spinoff, then maybe. But yeah, my guess is that we get something like Kirk's "second star to the right" from either Picard or Riker.
It will depend on how blatantly P+ wants to show a passing of the baton. If they've more or less locked in a Seven spinoff, then maybe. But yeah, my guess is that we get something like Kirk's "second star to the right" from either Picard or Riker.
If there's to be a Seven spinoff, it'll come regardless of what the final scene in Picard is.
They have to hold off the announcement so that they don’t spoil some of the ending of Picard season 3… probably. Also the Networks and Producers probably have not made any final decisions as of yet in regards to potential spin-offs.The point is whether or not P+ wants to telegraph it. Giving Seven the final scene pretty much shouts, "Yes, she's helming the next series." (Assuming they hold off announcing until the actual series finale.)
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