Spoilers Speculation: Who's the Main Villain?
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Just going by what is said on memory alpha. Apparently Gueinien infers this in Qwho.
As to why the Borg have fractured memory's of the past may indicate they have periods of dominance and regression.
Likely the Borg don't have one single origin and are just the natural progression of any cybernetic species if it goes to far with multiple collectives appearing and merging when they meet (as that is the most efficient thing to do).
Got a thread for that, so I've merged. (Which saves us a title fix, as 200,000 thousand is 2 million.)
The Tkon Empire was destroyed when their homeworld's star destabilized and went supernova. With Chabon's claim that the Conclave of Eight warning came from the Tkon, is it possible the Romulan supernova was caused by whatever force destroyed the Tkon? Basically, the Zhat Vash were getting too close to discovering the secret of Seb Cheneb and doomed the Romulan Star Empire as a result.
200 million, but what's an extra few 0s, give or take
0s, Os or Ohs?200 million, but what's an extra few 0s, give or take
There's a story there.0s, Os or Ohs?
IDK if it's been brought up, but what if the synths are the baddies? Maybe most of them have Lore's neurons floating around instead of Data's because Maddox thought he could control it. Now that's sheer fucking hubris.
One of the Spiner synths can even have the "tic".
One of the Spiner synths can even have the "tic".
I’d actually like if there was no real villain, just people afraid of something they don’t understand and that fear driving them to commit murder and wipe out planets to keep what they fear from coming into existence.
How quaint. The fear is fear itself. I could see Picard doing it. Kinda boring, but I could see it.
Seems more Trek to me, an actual villain that can be defeated and all their problems solved in just too easy. Trek is supposed to be more cerebral with concepts that could be applied to modern society.
I haven't been bored that first 8 hours.........it looks to be a pretty wild final 2. So no.
I’m gripped the whole episode, then get annoyed when it ends.
Well, Picard first 8 episodes are a definite 10. Let’s have them stick the landing, cerebral or not.
At least it isn't a Stephen King novel. Great all the way until the ending when it just goes off the rails.
Some managed to stick the ending though, not many but some.
Seems like the show has already telegraphed this with Picard's speech at the end of the last episode.
I've always felt like "bad guys" weren't a major aspect of TV trek. Antagonists from time to time, sure, but they're often presented in a much more complicated and nuanced fashion than "villains."
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