I'm still wondering why the photon torpedo that destroyed the Sha-Ka-Ree entity's "cathedral" exploded not far from Kirk, Spock and McCoy yet none of them were even remotely injured by what must have been a pretty big blast.
Spoilers Picard 1x1, "Remembrance"
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Could have had him wake up in a hospital and then continue the story. Just seem odd that they took him all the way back to France for him to be a sleep of the couch.Because he's the star, and the story wasn't going to the hospital next.
Well, that screen when Dahj is looking for him only gives a birth year, not his age or current date.
However, I did google the coordinates on that screen, and it put me in San Francisco, but on the wrong side of the bay, at a Bank of America building
Because Spock calibrated the yield precisely.
It was just for show.
Most other shows would have least shown them with some damage. Why wasn’t he in a hospital?
Maybe Picard is also a Replicant.
Keep an eye out for Romulan origami.
But the way they showed the explosion with Picard being blown back. That looked pretty rough.
With transporters, he is just a blink away from LaBarre. Pretty much anywhere in the world.
Nope. If the story needs him in the hospital that's where he'll be. This one didn'tMost other shows would have least shown them with some damage. Why wasn’t he in a hospital?
Maybe Picard is also a Replicant.
I can't recall it myself. But it seems he must be even older if we use his TNG birthday:
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Jean-Luc_Picard
The series is set in 2399 which would make him close to 94 years old. It looks like it is spring in France. I didn't see any grapes, but it is also clearly not winter anymore.
Shame Chekov was visibly worried about their proximity to the target. Kirk was the one who told him to go ahead and fire the torpedo, so I guess Kirk's bravado and manly hairpiece protected them.
Id say its the most popular Trek episode since "The Inner Light" and "Darmok" (both are also Picard-focused).
Using a transporter on him after that seems rather dangerous
A more pertinent question is did the story not need him in the hospital, or did it not want him in the hospital.
Why? He obviously didn't have any internal injuries that we are aware of. I imagine they gave him a cursory scan before beaming him home.
Not to mention extremely sentimental Picard focused stories.
Have you watched Star Trek before? They've beamed people away after worse.
Transporter can just rebuild him.
Usually when there no choice. There would have been a medical facility nearby.