I think that'll require a short Trek at least. They could make it into a potty training thing for little kids.
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 1x03 - "The End is the Beginning"
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I think that'll require a short Trek at least. They could make it into a potty training thing for little kids.
The Romulan ex-Borg Voyager encountered didn't seem 'disordered', so either the writers have forgotten that...or there was something specific about that particular ship and crew that caused their condition now. It was after that crew were assimilated that the cube became separated from the Collective, yes? This is part of the central mystery of the show, to be unfolded as the season continues, I guess.
... and it appeared to me that Jean-Luc's weapon was in a holster hanging over the back of a chair, not hidden.That could've been the guy Zhaban hit with the wine bottle.
But Picard's shot blue bolts, the others shot orange bolts...
I'm a Muenchner Kindl (born in Munich)
Would she accept and want to emigrate to Planet Nowhere though? I don't suppose everyone would accept a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to became a land owner on the newly colonized frontier thousands of lightyears away from Earth just because it's larger than what's available in the home counties.
Talking about Earth.
"You look out the window of Starfleet Headquarters and you see paradise. It's easy to be a saint in paradise, but the Maquis do not live in paradise. ... "
Does Paradise = Perfect Utopia?
I think the writers forgot that. They explicitly said "These are the only Romulans ever assimilated". Which ex-Borg are you referring to, I don't remember any Romulans, was there one in Unamatrix Zero?
The ones on Riley's Borg colony who manipulated Chakotay
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I tend to think that Trek economics work the same way Clark Kent's glasses conceal his secret identity. It's one of those things you don't want to look at too hard.
Me, I generally stick my TOS novels out on the wild-and-woolly Final Frontier, far from the "utopian" Federation, so I don't have to worry about the whole "no-money" business. Bring on the smugglers, merchants, pirates, and hardscrabble miners!
I think is was that they know of.
I think Raffi was already on borrowed time before she hooked up with Picard.
After he left, Star Fleet had no reason to continue to look the other way.
But an English accent is a type of a British accent so either is accurate in this instance.
British accents--there are many, and RP isn't even the only English accent.
Yes.
They weren't that common on TOS, or the Federation and the Klingons wouldn't constantly be competing for them.
Yeah, Voyager was in the DELTA Quadrant and supposedly the first Star Fleet Ship to get there.
Don't remember seeing any Romulan Ships zipping around.
Do we really need modern trek to offer up even more major canon violations than it already is claimed to?
If it made Dumbcock's head explode, I'd be all for toilets of the future. Stewart might even drop an m-bomb ("merde!").Do we really need modern trek to offer up even more major canon violations than it already is claimed to?
Not much prestige in the Klingon Empire in conquering a planet that doesn't have a native population. Unless maybe its a planet of tribbles.
"Space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space." - Douglas Adams.
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