I think the Watcher may be a new alien, maybe with shapeshifting abilities. So Laris makes herself look human in 2024 to blend and makes herself look Romulan in 2374 for Picard but she is really some other alien.
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 2x04 - "Watcher"
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I think the Watcher may be a new alien, maybe with shapeshifting abilities. So Laris makes herself look human in 2024 to blend and makes herself look Romulan in 2374 for Picard but she is really some other alien.
Picard doesn't have the technical expertise to fix the ship, Juraty does.
I got an error code (124) when I tried to watch P+ on Safari, which is usually no issue. I couldn't load Picard or Discovery, but I have no clue what this specific error means. I googled it and none of the lists describe that particular error.
Picard is working on Chrome, but any suggestions?
Picard is working on Chrome, but any suggestions?
He hasn't been in that many unless you count recaps.
He has. He first appears at the end of "The Star Gazer." He has the big scene at the beginning of "Penance." He appears for one line in the teaser of "Assimilation" on the La Sirena as they go back in time. And then the final scene this week.
The "Assimilation" appearance is blink-and-you-miss-it, I could particularly believe that was originally supposed to go with "Penance", thus allowing Q to bookend that episode. The end point of "Penance" did feel very odd structurally, it kind of makes more sense if the episode break is the end of "Assimilation"'s teaser, rather than what we actually saw.
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THAT'S a BINGO!
No, she's right:
- Episode 1: Right in the last scene
- Episode 2: In the first scene
- Episode 3: Tiny scene talking to Picard while La Sirena was crashing
- Episode 4: Closing scene
And yet the bus punk is strongly implied to remember Spock nerve pinching him.
I guess El-Aurians are more prone to having parts of their memories erased by changes to the timeline and being left with only residual feelings and an ill sensation that something's changed.
Nh, he's just "matured" bc he's better behaved now!
Yeah, but that "strongly implied" rather than "outright stated" keeps it all internally consistent.
Though, I am going with something I posted earlier in the thread, that he is also an El-Aurian experiencing echoes of the prior timeline.
So I take it in Picard here now humans have genuinely invented computer technology instead of stealing and reverse engineering it from a future timeship?Yeah, but that "strongly implied" rather than "outright stated" keeps it all internally consistent.
Though, I am going with something I posted earlier in the thread, that he is also an El-Aurian experiencing echoes of the prior timeline.
Nothing in the episode says he remembers them.
In this Universe Supreme Admiral KIrk and his Vulcan slave Spock traveled back in time to get some whales to save the Confederation from the Space Probe. While KIrk was ordering Spock to learn colorful metaphors to better fit in he got annoyed by the Punk and ordered Spock to Nerve Pinch him.
At which point they go to the institute and killed Gillian Taylor and everyone their and stole the whales and brought them back to the future to save the Earth. At which point he then killed the Federation President for hiring those Klingons to kill him which failed when he stole their ship before loosing the Killerprise in battle. At this point he has now become President of the entire Confederation.
At which point they go to the institute and killed Gillian Taylor and everyone their and stole the whales and brought them back to the future to save the Earth. At which point he then killed the Federation President for hiring those Klingons to kill him which failed when he stole their ship before loosing the Killerprise in battle. At this point he has now become President of the entire Confederation.
Show not tell. The fact she doesn't recognize him shows that the timeline was changed.
That's what Terry meant by 'clearly'. It should be obvious, which it was, at least for me.
Except it's self contradictory showing the punk remembering Spock.
It doesn't. He was just adjusting his choker.
I love it.
Hence the scrambled timeline. Remember, time is not linear. Our perceptions are.
Oh, I like the challenge of making sense of that one. Truly one of my favorite activities as a Trek viewer is the fanwanking.
I got nothing yet, but I'll let you know if one comes to me.
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