I exited the app and started the episode back up and the ads were gone.
Dang, looks like Juradi is going to be that Borg Queen from the premiere.
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 2x05 - "Fly Me to the Moon"
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Dang, looks like Juradi is going to be that Borg Queen from the premiere.
It’s so unfair that I won’t be able to watch this until tomorrow (Friday) night! I’m getting out of this thread before the spoilers start rolling in!
Long gone are my days of BitTorrent and Azure etc. Spending 2-3 days painfully downloading each new episode from America on a dial up connection as they wouldn’t be shown/released on VHS cassette in the UK for at least another year!
I hope that everyone enjoys! “I’ll be back” as a wise man once stated.
Long gone are my days of BitTorrent and Azure etc. Spending 2-3 days painfully downloading each new episode from America on a dial up connection as they wouldn’t be shown/released on VHS cassette in the UK for at least another year!
I hope that everyone enjoys! “I’ll be back” as a wise man once stated.
The good news is that the episodes can't get much shorter. They need to be at least 40 minutes to get the tax credit worth ~$2 million an episode. (Season 3 also has the credit)
Well, if there was any doubt what next week’s episode title Two of One was referred to before, that’s all gone, because Agnes is for sure the titular Two of One.
Damn that was a wild ride. There's egg on the face of all those people who complained of wheel-spinning up until now.
Anyone get the impression that Q is trying to help. This could be a Edith Keller situation where Renee isn’t supposed to go on the mission. Something feels off about this whole thing as Shaun Christopher is supposed to be the main person for the Saturn mission at this time.
Interesting episode. Not sure I have much more to say on it than that right now.
Picard mentioned Renée in the Prime timeline during his SFA speech, I don’t think her being on the mission is a mistake.
Christopher’s Saturn mission, according to 1979’s Star Trek Spaceflight Chronology, already took place in 2020.
Christopher’s Saturn mission, according to 1979’s Star Trek Spaceflight Chronology, already took place in 2020.
So, that phone number on the card...it works.
LoL! The Borg Queen calling the police.
I thought she was just tapping into the cell network as a substitute for having all drones' thoughts in her mind, when I saw the preview.
I'd be shocked enough to keep doing that too.
I know. I’ve read the Rings of Time novel but I don’t think that’s a thing here. They make it sound like the Europa mission is their first big space mission since Apollo.
The Renee line in his speech could be some hint that the timeline was already in flux.
They're not on any trackers yet anyway, which is odd seeing they usually have them about an hour before they're on prime or P+.
And that's certainly one way for Queenie to get legs!
I liked the episode overall; seeing how the crew - especially Seven - reacts to Agnes as the new Borg queen is definitely something to look forward to. Was a bit surprised that Raffi didn't bring up Icheb when Seven started listing her lost kids. And, cute as Elnor is in 21st century street clothes, I hope the hallucinations aren't a recurring thing; the more they build up Raffi's reaction to his death, the more forced it feels, given how little we saw of their relationship beforehand. At least give us flashbacks instead.
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Those Soongs are nothing but trouble. Also it’s nice to finally get a canon follow up to Assignment Earth.
I thought from the trailer, this Soong was going to be living hand to mouth like Gil on the simpsons, turns out he's loaded!
I was hoping "Laris" would be an older/promoted version of the cat. (And a form she took to better connect with Picard other than Quarantine Filming cast restrictions necessitating reuse of actors.)