Brent said B4 is in the drawer.
Doesn't rhyme. I'm sticking with Lore until proven otherwise. Then I'll claim it's a conspiracy.
Brent said B4 is in the drawer.
Doesn't rhyme. I'm sticking with Lore until proven otherwise. Then I'll claim it's a conspiracy.
"B4 is in the drawer" absolutely rhymes! It just doesn't have the same rhythm as "Lore in the drawer".
"B4 is in the drawer" absolutely rhymes! It just doesn't have the same rhythm as "Lore in the drawer".
I don't see where what I wrote can't be that. There is obvious going to be some action in the show since we see several fights, shootouts, and some kind of attack in the trailer.Kurtzman has been saying in the media that Picard isn't going to be this fast-paced, FX-laden epic a la TNG, DS9, First Contact, or Nemesis. Instead, it's slated to be something more "contemplative":
https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/kurtz...-a-blend-of-discovery-and-the-next-generation
I don't see how it does, all that means is that this is just a group of civilians who aren't as spit and polish as the Starfleet crews we usually see. We have a cyberneticist, an ex-special forces operative, at least one Romulan, an ex-Starfleet Admiral, a teenage girl who might be some kind of Borg or android or something, and another Starfleet officer, sounds pretty motley to me.He's lined up an entire team of specialists to help him on this mission ... which runs counter to the show's stated premise of Picard being aided by this so-called "motley crew".![]()
I think the sequence of events might be more:He visits Dr. Jurati (Alison Pill) to check on Data's remains, which we see them doing in the first trailer, and she joins him on his mission once she finds out what's going on.
He then visits Starfleet Command, but when the admiral we see in the trailers refuses to help, he goes to the Rikers for help instead. Riker recommends Rio (Santiago Cabrera), the captain of La Sirena, and Musiker (Michelle Hurd), an ex-Starfleet special forces operative with experience dealing with the Borg and Romulans.
Picard, Dahj, Elnor, Musiker, Rio, and Jurati then all set out together on La Sirena to try to stop whatever the Romulans are up to.
Personally, I'm holding out hope that it will turn out the mastermind behind the whole Romulan/Borg/android plot will be Sela with a surprised appearance by Denise Crosby, but we've gotten no real evidence or rumors for that.
I don't see where what I wrote can't be that. There is obvious going to be some action in the show since we see several fights, shootouts, and some kind of attack in the trailer.
I don't see how it does, all that means is that this is just a group of civilians who aren't as spit and polish as the Starfleet crews we usually see. We have a cyberneticist, an ex-special forces operative, at least one Romulan, an ex-Starfleet Admiral, a teenage girl who might be some kind of Borg or android or something, and another Starfleet officer, sounds pretty motley to me.
Discovery, especially Season 2, is not non-stop action.It goes without saying there's going to be SOME action -- just not the nonstop FX-heavy action you find in Discovery or First Contact.
I think the plan is to have an action show (DIS), a kids show (Nickelodeon), a comedy show (Lower Decks), an experimental show (Short Treks), a dark spy show (S31), and a contemplative political show (PIC) so there's something for everyone. Pretty cool actually, who would have thought just a few years ago Trek would branch out like that?Kurtzman has been saying in the media that Picard isn't going to be this fast-paced, FX-laden epic a la TNG, DS9, First Contact, or Nemesis. Instead, it's slated to be something more "contemplative":
Yeah, I thought that at first, but we do see her getting attacked outside Starfleet HQ and then Picard seems to be alone for the early stages of his investigation, including the confrontation with the admiral, so either he stashes her somewhere safe while he's doing all that (and where is safe if she's already been attacked on the steps of Starfleet itself?) or she is abducted early on and then rescued again fairly swiftly, perhaps within the first episode, with the remainder of the story (investigation into what the hell is going on?) playing out from there. She's said to be a major POV character so she is definitely with the crew for the bulk of the show, but there's no reason she can't get re-captured and then rescued again in the early stages of the season. And having her attacked and possibly abducted right in front of him, after coming to him for help, would certainly get Picard all fired up, especially if there's a mystery as to why all this is happening in the first place.I really think Dahj is going to be a member of the La Sirena crew right off the bat, not a captive they're going to rescue, but that one is a lot more guess work on my part.
I think the plan is to have an action show (DIS), a kids show (Nickelodeon), a comedy show (Lower Decks), an experimental show (Short Treks), a dark spy show (S31), and a contemplative political show (PIC) so there's something for everyone. Pretty cool actually, who would have thought just a few years ago Trek would branch out like that?
... a kids show (Nickelodeon), a comedy show (Lower Decks), ...
I thought Lower Decks was the Nickelodeon show.
I highly doubt that.What if it is Data in the drawer?
So you can see him firing at the reactor thingy. But you never see him actually being vaporized. And it's possible (never mind how unlikely) that his body survived the blast (through some technobabble) but his brain was wiped. Could be, may be...
What if it is Data in the drawer?
So you can see him firing at the reactor thingy. But you never see him actually being vaporized. And it's possible (never mind how unlikely) that his body survived the blast (through some technobabble) but his brain was wiped. Could be, may be...
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