Replicators existed as far back as catspaw when the aliens tried to bribe kirk with gold and jewels and kirk replied he could just make a ton of those on the Enterprise if he wanted
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 1x05 - "Stardust City Rag"
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Just like transporters.
If he loves her, he would shell out the credits.
Or he should have replicated the cookies. That's a lot of work for so little appreciation. Maybe that's why she killed him, she hated replicated food. He should have known better.
exactly. a cookie should cost approx. a month's salary if you love your partner.
or was that rings?
let's settle on donuts.
I watched the episode a second time. Is it just me, or did Picard realize what she was up to when she asked him for two phasers? Did anyone get the same impression?
Star Trek has always had a horrific element to it. After all, space is disease and darkness wrapped up in despair. But for me, the eye plucking was a bit too much gore for the sake of gore. I get the directorial and production decision to do it, but I still feel it was overboard.
Less is more. Horror is more effective when you let the viewer fill in the gaps, imho.
I don't think so. He knew she needed guns in her "line of work".
Not to mention stupid. Why she couldn't scan him to see where the technology was!!!
Unless the borg elements are somewhat "cloaked" in the body that kind of "exploratory surgery" is just imbecilic!!!
Do you realize that exploratory surgery is practically obsolete NOW!!!
I'd considered bringing up the same thing. The intent of the scene seems to be that Seven genuinely thought she was keeping Picard's hands clean...but Picard ain't that naive. He's now in a situation where he doesn't exercise any authority to speak of and is dealing with the fringes of society. He's shrewd enough in a situation like that to step aside and let locals be locals. And he probably knew that Seven was going to go back with or without
She's been dead twenty-two years.
Or maybe because he lives in the country.
So what is this referring to? I’m sure I’m missing something.
But anybody can be anywhere anytime by the use of transporter doors, so it really doesn't matter where you live. I think it's more about having the... wherewithal.
There was one on Voyager. He even killed someone.
Robert seems the type to shop at the local Farmer's Market rather than take the transporter to Idaho to pick up some potatoes.
Lon Suder from Voyager.
Suder really was an interesting character.