Lone Gunmen of Star Trek
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Well there was that one time when Seven of Nine went all conspiracy theory.
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I guess that there is also Statistical Probabilities to some extent, too.
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I guess that there is also Statistical Probabilities to some extent, too.
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How about Remember Me or Frame of Mind?
Qanon 2401 must be something.
Then again,
Then again,
Captain Kirk is kept in a secret Section 31 freezer and supposedly has a heartbeat sooooooooo
How could I forget the most conspiratorial of Star Trek conspiracies? 
I guess that Schisms is also a typical ‘alien abduction’ conspiracy kinda scenario?
I guess that Schisms is also a typical ‘alien abduction’ conspiracy kinda scenario?
Oh yeah! Then we also had Picard season 3.
Raffi with her conspiracy theory about romulans being behind the Mars attack
the trouble is we like our protagonists to be right, which means if they believe in some conspiracy that need to turn out right
It’s a shame the conspiracy aliens never returned, but I guess we saw the same principals in with the founders in ds9 and (check date)
the trouble is we like our protagonists to be right, which means if they believe in some conspiracy that need to turn out right
It’s a shame the conspiracy aliens never returned, but I guess we saw the same principals in with the founders in ds9 and (check date)
Picard season 3
Of course they don't exist. Humanity 'has a more evolved sensibility' after all and 'only work to better themselves and the rest of humanity'. Can't really reconcile that with conspiracy theorists.
Unless of course when they are needed for the adventure of the week
Unless of course when they are needed for the adventure of the week
Of course they don't exist. Humanity 'has a more evolved sensibility' after all and 'only work to better themselves and the rest of humanity'. Can't really reconcile that with conspiracy theorists.
Unless of course when they are needed for the adventure of the week
I can see a Lone Gunmen like show spun off from a Section 31 show.
The alternative is the 70s approach.
Lower Decks has conspiracy theorists that question what “really” happened to Sisko after the Dominion War.
And if you think about it, unless the Prophets somehow made it explicit to the Bajorans through Orb visions, the only proof of Sisko ascending to be in the wormhole is Cassidy Yates’s word, and she’s a convicted criminal and a family member that people might either see as biased or untrustworthy.
The only objective evidence would lead people to believe that Sisko died in the Fire Caves fighting Gul Dukat, and his divinity would become a matter of faith.
And if you think about it, unless the Prophets somehow made it explicit to the Bajorans through Orb visions, the only proof of Sisko ascending to be in the wormhole is Cassidy Yates’s word, and she’s a convicted criminal and a family member that people might either see as biased or untrustworthy.
The only objective evidence would lead people to believe that Sisko died in the Fire Caves fighting Gul Dukat, and his divinity would become a matter of faith.
I think it was called the wounded, o'Brien war buddy was convinced the cardies were doing something nasty. True to most conspiracies he was dead right but it was swept under the rug for political reasons.
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