The H? What about F and G?
Guest stars you would like to see in the Picard series
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The Enterprise-F, commissioned in 2388, was an instant failure and blew up on its first mission. The Enterprise-G lasted as long as the Enterprise-A. They were all lemons.
Worf - since I feel the concept for Picard was floating around as a Worf series years before Picard's genesis.
From what I read, Captain Worf was about Michael Dorn's character flying around in a badass (Defiant-class?) ship taking out space terrorists.
If Picard turns out to be that...
This coming from the poster who joined this conversation without even watching the trailer? (in re: hoping Jeri Ryan will make an appearance)
Give it a rest, will you? Your joke wasn't all that funny. If that's your accomplishment of the week, you need to set your sights a little higher.
"I know this thread is a tad long, but I said something similar only two pages ago..."Well, he'll be in the form of a chair but he'll keep it the whole time so we'll never know it's him.
I just realized he apparently thought you were me.Give it a rest, will you? Your joke wasn't all that funny. If that's your accomplishment of the week, you need to set your sights a little higher.
Not that it matters now.
Anyway,
I'd still like to see "Q" show up.
Spot III
Jeffrey Combs as whoever he feels like playing. If he wants to play Riker, he should play Riker. Worf? Absolutely. Troi? Make it so. Top secret Weyoun 9? Hell yeah! Four Weyouns simultaneously, Orphan Black-style? Yes, yes, yes, and yes.
Guinan
Dr. Pulaski--I always preferred her to Dr. Crusher.
Q--but only if they, like I, treat the dealings with the Q in Voyager as isolation-induced mass hallucinations. On TNG, Q has always been riding a fine line between interesting and annoying, but Voyager pushed him straight into the "obnoxious abomination" territory.
The O'Briens
And something I always wanted to see: Willem Dafoe as a Klingon.
Guinan
Dr. Pulaski--I always preferred her to Dr. Crusher.
Q--but only if they, like I, treat the dealings with the Q in Voyager as isolation-induced mass hallucinations. On TNG, Q has always been riding a fine line between interesting and annoying, but Voyager pushed him straight into the "obnoxious abomination" territory.
The O'Briens
And something I always wanted to see: Willem Dafoe as a Klingon.
John de Lancie is a must have in a Picard series.
That's because Q was infatuated with Janeway and seemed to be trying to woo her every time he showed up.
He was only fascinated with Picard cause of him being the first human of authority he encountered.
(also Q enjoyed annoying the Hell outta Picard)
I would be happy. Mostly because I think Nathan Fillion is a nice guy and am glad to see him get work. I know, it's unreasonable.I'd love to see how Browncoats would react if that happened.
Also, a Firefly class ship is at the Battle of Sector 001.
I mentioned Q earlier but I think that if either one of them is there, Q or Guinan, it has to be both.
They might mention the trial on humanity that went on in TNG.
That's because Q was infatuated with Janeway and seemed to be trying to woo her every time he showed up.
He was only fascinated with Picard cause of him being the first human of authority he encountered.
(also Q enjoyed annoying the Hell outta Picard)
Q was very much infatuated with Picard.
Where?
Are you sure you’re not thinking of the Millennium Falcon cameo?
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