Agreed. No cats in space unless in a Disney movie.
Spoilers Star Trek: Discovery 4x02 - "Anomaly"
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He could have at least left her on Discovery for the mission. Unless of course she has magic powers we don't know about yet
As far as I know she's just a regular Terran feline unless she has some shapeshifting or psionic powers we have yet to see.
Hear hear.
I have ZERO doubt that'll be the final reveal.
You know, I won't be surprised if the "Queen" nickname is literal. Grudge is some shapeshifting humanoid from a civilization affected or destroyed by The Burn and she being a monarch amongst her people he rescued her, in exchange for which she pledged to remain in feline form as often as possible to avoid giving up her ruse.
Think Isis from "Assignment: Earth(TOS)".
Think Isis from "Assignment: Earth(TOS)".
That would be the only justification for keeping Grudge around. Other than that please go away, Grudge.
Picard's fate as a Synth is his only footnote in history?
Well, I doubt it. But that would be all they know in the late 32nd century about his experience with Synth bodies.
It's been nearly a thousand years.
They know who he is. But that line of dialogue was specifically about his experience with a Synth body.
Culber is from before Picard’s time, he’s still new to the future, and likely only discovered Picard in his research into transferring a humanoid consciousness into a synthetic being, so it being his only frame of reference makes sense.
The only one relevant to the conversation.
I sincerely hope it's not all he's remembered for.
Probably not.
"Who's Jean-Luc Picard? Was he some famous politician or Starfleet officer? And while we're at it why are there a thousand books dedicated to the love techniques of a 23rd century human named James T. Kirk?"
It was nice that they mentioned transitioning when Grey was seeing his new body.
I doubt it, but it was the only thing relevant to Hugh describing a synth body. They didn't need to have an info dump about him, it would be pointless for the scene. The only thing that was important was that Grey's new body would be based on what Picard got since this is the same timeline.
Given that this is the second time Picard has been mentioned in the 32nd century, obviously not. Burnham learned of Spock's accomplishments through Picard's logs.
Well, if any physician knows about resurrection, it'll be Culber!
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