Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 2x06 - "Two of One"

[gvn2fly]

They won't.

I have my doubts as well. I feel like the longer they go without answering what q is doing and why the worse the answer will be and it’ll quickly be glossed over in the finale. It already doesn’t make sense.

I really hope the answer isn’t q tried to fix things and it’s the crew that created the confederation timeline.

 

[Lakenheath 72]

The people who created that exhibition at the Biltmore either don't know or choose to ignore one of the key rules of exhibition. Never place your text where it is blocked from being read by obstacles.

 

[thribs]

I feel like episodes 5 and 6 should have been one episode.

 

[fireproof78]

I have my doubts as well. I feel like the longer they go without answering what q is doing and why the worse the answer will be and it’ll quickly be glossed over in the finale. It already doesn’t make sense.

I really hope the answer isn’t q tried to fix things and it’s the crew that created the confederation timeline.

It's Q. Why anyone cares what he's doing or why is beyond me.

 

[Guy Gardener]

I saw Henry Starling on a brand new Mr Mayor the other night.

332 acting credits on IMDB?

Has Ed Bagley Junior ever said "no" to a gig?

I'm watching the new-new episode of Mr Mayor.

John "not Brian Brophey" Ales is playing a random nobody.

 

[jackoverfull]

That’s the whole season so far in a nutshell. A whole lot of “WTF?!” things that don’t seem to make sense. The hope is that they will give us satisfying explanations that make sense of all these things. If they do, it will be very gratifying. If they don’t, this season sucks.

meanwhile I’m enjoying the ride.

I’ll add I liked season 1 (although not as much as season 2 so far), even though I found the ending awful. And can think of several books I liked while hating the ending.

 

[gvn2fly]

It's Q. Why anyone cares what he's doing or why is beyond me.

It’s the plot / mystery of the season.

 

[fireproof78]

It’s the plot / mystery of the season.

Indeed. But, I find Q largely inscrutable about motivations.

 

[Noname Given]

*Sigh* Is next week really going to be a trip into the main character's memories to resolve a trauma? This trope has been done to death, especially in Star Trek.

X-Men too...oh, wait...

 

[Enterprise is Great]

Nah, security is only as good as the plot requires. See just about any episode of Star Trek.

Or 24. I forget how many times the CTU got infiltrated by bad guys, moles etc. you’d think a government agency would have better security than the CTU guards. Or pretty much in any type of cop show where bad guys get into all sorts of places that’s hard to in real life.

 

[Danja]

I've finally caught up (I've been a week behind all season ).

 

[hbquikcomjamesl]

A flawed episode, to be sure, with perhaps more than its share of non-sequiturs and contrived situations, but at the same time, one with lots and lots of suspense. And a few interesting revelations.

The defibrillator may have been damaged in the process, but it did work. And as to Talinn conveniently having the equipment on hand to climb into Picard's head, well, she's an agent of Aegis. A supervisor, in fact. All that's missing (so far, at least) is the cat. She's prepared for everything; it's part of the job description.

And remember, Renée's depression and anxiety were artificially intensified by Q's influence. And quite right, not all astronauts are John Glenn ("Mr. Clean, the Marine," happily married, to the day he died, to a church organist with a severe stutter).