In Elementary, Dear Data, Picard promised not to delete Moriarty's program from the holodeck and said they may revisit him at some point. Well by the time Voyager came and went, the technology was available to free him from the holodeck. So do you think Starfleet, having been briefed on the situation, ever freed him? I'd think not, but Picard may have felt some moral need to think about doing so.
Did Picard Ever Free Moriarty?
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Good lord, why don't I remember this?
Oh wow, you're right. I haven't seen this since it's original airing.
You'd still think he'd figure out the ruse eventually. I'd imagine him escaping. I think the smartest thing to do is to terminate the program. Keeping it around is too dangerous.
Yeah I hadn't seen it since it aired. I recall it somewhat now.
With the Voyager tech perhaps coming into play, I think it might be even more important to destroy Moriarty. Sucks to say, but he's way too dangerous. Imagine him living 50 years inside the program and then learning it isn't real? He might actually try to kill someone at that point.
With the Voyager tech perhaps coming into play, I think it might be even more important to destroy Moriarty. Sucks to say, but he's way too dangerous. Imagine him living 50 years inside the program and then learning it isn't real? He might actually try to kill someone at that point.
Actually I'm fairly certain that holocube thing is sitting in a pile of rubble on Veridian III still.
I suspect that it, and the rest of the saucer wreckage, would have been recovered at some point. It's more likely it's probably in the Daystrom Institute being studied/kept safe.
Nah, they just put him to work mining dilithium.
Actually I'm fairly certain that holocube thing is sitting in a pile of rubble on Veridian III still.
I suspect that it, and the rest of the saucer wreckage, would have been recovered at some point. It's more likely it's probably in the Daystrom Institute being studied/kept safe.
They connect it to the network and broadcast the Adventures of Moriarty, Sundays at 9 PM Eastern.
Assuming that the saucer and the majority of it's contents weren't just dumped into the local star.
He freed Moriarty in the most TNG way possible, compromise. It was a very cleaver idea too.
Actually I'm fairly certain that holocube thing is sitting in a pile of rubble on Veridian III still.
I suspect that it, and the rest of the saucer wreckage, would have been recovered at some point. It's more likely it's probably in the Daystrom Institute being studied/kept safe.
It's being studied by top men....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6-rQ6Jay6w
I can imagine the bedside manner: "Oh, your species is always suffering and dying...."
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