#AnythingButTheDamnBorgAgain
Should the Picard Show ignore ST-2009 destruction of Romulus?
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Last survivor of the human race: Jean-Luc Picard: Borg Hunter.
I honestly have no clue what they're planning on, but I wouldn't be surprised if the show takes place in two time frames: post-Nemesis and his time on the Stargazer. With a younger actor playing Stargazer Picard. With some kind of thread connecting the two time periods.
I honestly have no clue what they're planning on, but I wouldn't be surprised if the show takes place in two time frames: post-Nemesis and his time on the Stargazer. With a younger actor playing Stargazer Picard. With some kind of thread connecting the two time periods.
No, it doesn't make sense. I am completely against the Borg ever returning. After the Klingons they are overdone with little of interest to make me want to follow their story again, which isn't saying a whole lot because Picard coming back is not exciting me.
Romulans are largely unexplored and an unknown. Yes, please give me more of them, with Picard working to broker peace with a fractured Romulan Star Empire while working against the darker elements such as the Tal Shiar that would having nothing to do with the Federation. Perhaps even Klingons and Cardassians could come up in trying to encroach on exposed territory and maintain the instability of a former belligerent power.
For me, the Romulans trump both Klingons and Borg, or even Borgified Klingons. Just no more.
Romulans? What Romulans? From now on, there are only Rihannsu.
The Borg might just be the rebel Borgs that are left, especially after the blow to the Borg in endgame.
I doubt that
Imagine if the destruction spread out far further than Spock thought and all of post-Next Gen is now a crapsack Mad Max In Space universe.
Where Picard kicks ass and takes names. Call it Star Trek: The Last Generation.
Where Picard kicks ass and takes names. Call it Star Trek: The Last Generation.
That would be imaginative. I think that is a road too far for the current behind-the-scenes crew.
I would hate all of that.
I'm pretty sure the term "Rihannsu" will never be used in an official Star Trek production.
A man can dream, though.
Hey, Nero's number one in ST'09 was named Ayel. And there was a blatant Spock's World reference in the script, although it never made it to the finished film.
And one of the co-writers of that is now in charge of CBS Trek.
What was the reference?
Spock Prime references SW's concept of Cthia:
Interesting; thanks for posting that.
I really wish that scene had made it into the film.Spock Prime references SW's concept of Cthia:
What's significant about Ayel's name?
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