True, no greater crime against sentient life has ever been committed.
Let's speculate on the deep, dark secret
- Thread starter El Maestro
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Oh Damn !
That's makes me Zhat Vash!
That was the first video game I ever played.
(and lost ... innumerable times)
Dammit, my Garak theory makes too much sense. I mean, he IS the kind of guy who would commit genocide and the Romulan costumes WERE awful. And he WAS working on Romulus as a gardener once, so he knows the place...
He's officially my suspect number one now
He's officially my suspect number one now
Stay where you are while I get Admiral Clancy.Oh Damn !
That's makes me Zhat Vash!
That was the first video game I ever played.
(and lost ... innumerable times)
#VindicationForPicard
Garak probably designed those uniforms. He's one evil SOB.
Impossible. People don't use drugs in the 24th century
It must have stung painfully when Odo said "Considering those uniforms of theirs, you'd think they'd appreciate a decent tailor."
He sobbed alone in his room for hours.
Who triggered the supernova?
Who's responsible for the synth attack?
Who do the Zhat Vash serve?
Brian Brophy.
Who's responsible for the synth attack?
Who do the Zhat Vash serve?
Brian Brophy.
The sheer fucking hubris!!
I got it.
The ancient Vulcans created AI beings that became hostile. They stopped them by sending it back in time, and deliberately destroyed their own knowledge of time travel so none could bring them back.
These AI beings, trapped millions of years in the past, evolved themselves into anaphasic lifeforms, needing a corporeal being to maintain a physical form.
One being would find themselves in Earth and bond with the women of the Howard family, leading to the events of TNG's Sub Rosa.
The ancient Vulcans created AI beings that became hostile. They stopped them by sending it back in time, and deliberately destroyed their own knowledge of time travel so none could bring them back.
These AI beings, trapped millions of years in the past, evolved themselves into anaphasic lifeforms, needing a corporeal being to maintain a physical form.
One being would find themselves in Earth and bond with the women of the Howard family, leading to the events of TNG's Sub Rosa.
I agree. I hope my speculations and nearly all the others here are dead wrong, but unfortunately I dont think they are.
Perhaps this will be explained, but as it stands now Jurrati killing Maddox doesnt make sense to me. If she was compelled to kill based on what Oh "showed" her why did she necessarily believe her? I find it odd she wouldn't first try to independently confirm what she was told in a mind meld or whatever was true . It would make much more sense if she was not in control, but if that was the case I don,t think she would react with so much regret.
I had hoped since 2009 that if they ever got around to what caused this supernova that it would be a deliberate act and that this would be a way of introducing a new threat to the Federation and the Galaxy. Now I think they will say that the Zhat Vash (Vulcans I believe) did it to destroy the Romulan synths. Possibly with the assistance of Borg tech, which unlike a trilithium warhead, makes it seem sufficiently natural to minimize suspicion. That would be a disappointing story decision, but I also think that is what will happen.
I think we're all being a little cheeky here.
I wouldn't want to overestimate my own prescience.
I expect there might be a couple more surprises to come.
Well, she seems like Lenore Karidian to me. Underneath a layer of harmless oddness is a psychopathic homicidal cuckoo bird.
Barbara Anderson was dull as dishwater on Ironside. FWIW.
Maybe not. But Romulans being synths seems to be a rather popular theory. I went in a different direction with a rather in-depth reasoning. I just placed my theory in spoilers just in case some one reads it and they wish they didn’t and want to be surprised while watching the show. I tend to be cautious like that sometimes, even when spoilers are listed in the title.
Maybe Commodore Oh secretly agrees with Zhat Vash and is their person on the inside. Maybe Oh is secretly part Romulan, like Simon Tarsus was.
