The Borg have easy access to New Zealand?
Does anyone think Star Trek Legacy will ever happen?
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The Borg have easy access to New Zealand?
A cube or two ... Several thousand drones ... Yeah, they could take the island.
That would be the case anywhere the character went. It is a silly proposition that Seven could protect him if the Borg really wanted him.
Do you see how these two comments contradict each other? If the Borg or Romulans could so easily get at someone on Earth, why would they need Jack to get at Jean-Luc on Earth?
In the 24th century? Why would anyone care? Even now, unless you're the kind of celebrity who propagates right wing religious values and you prove you're a hypocrite, who really cares?
Indeed.
There's no reason to put him with Seven, especially since in the past the Queen has tried to reacquire Seven. There's no sense to this.
It would turn the knife in Jean-Luc's stomach. It would make him suffer.
He's been stabbed before. He got over it.
I hope "Star Trek Legacy" doesn't happen because it's simply Star Trek yet again relying on the past and nostalgia as a crutch rather than putting out something completely new and fresh that has not connection to anything that came before.
In the 25th century? You're applying the wrong century's morality standards.
Yeah. Last century's
oh ok
Could they? I don't think anyone has to worry about the Borg while on the planet which has successfully repelled three attempted Borg invasions. Indeed, it should be noted, no Borg drone has ever set foot on 24th century Earth, the closest they've gotten is Earth orbit. Now compare that with how many starships the Borg have either destroyed or assimilated, and well, I'm not seeing how Jack is safer on a starship than on Earth.
So it was safer to take him into the lawless parts of the galaxy, rather than raise him on Earth, the Federation Capital, with a high ranking Starfleet Admiral?
I'd highly hope that by the 25th century, no one gives a flying fuck if someone has a kid out of wedlock.
"We hate him and we want him to die. Let's kill someone he didn't even know existed until five minutes ago instead of killing him, which would be just as easy."
This is Star Trek, not a Jane Austen novel. 18th-century sexual mores are not going to apply in the 24th-century.
I don’t understand your comment. I am not from Normandy so my comment was not a “Norman coordinate”. I’m German-Irish, a Kraut-Mick.
It's dialogue from the TOS ep I, Mudd.
Pretty sure they know.
