Might be a bit of small universe syndrome, but is it possible that Admiral Jarok could be retconned into Tasha's romulan "husband"?
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Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 3x02 - "Disengage"
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Might be a bit of small universe syndrome, but is it possible that Admiral Jarok could be retconned into Tasha's romulan "husband"?
This took me out of the episode. The Federation's newest, sleekest starship is just an "exploration vessel" and is no match for some rogue bounty hunter ship? Please! In TOS, the Enterprise was an "exploration vessel", yet the point was made clear that it could vaporize the entire surface of a planet with its phasers.
The Enterprise was also a "starship, a very special type of space ship." There are only "12 like her in the fleet."
Starfleet in the 25th century has moved away from the Swiss Army Knife approach for starships, and far more specialized, with the Inquiry a combat vessel and the California class a support vessel and the Neo-Constitution and explorer class. And it fits with the less militaristic approach of Starfleet post Dominion War.
Starfleet in the 25th century has moved away from the Swiss Army Knife approach for starships, and far more specialized, with the Inquiry a combat vessel and the California class a support vessel and the Neo-Constitution and explorer class. And it fits with the less militaristic approach of Starfleet post Dominion War.
Terry said there would be a nod to Tasha, nothing more.
I think Matalas has been clear she's only one of three antagonists this season. Presumably the big bad actually threatening Starfleet has yet to be revealed.
I don't think the Shrike is "just a bounty hunter ship" any more than I think Vadic is "just a bounty hunter". There is far, far more at play here than merely collecting bounties.
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Well she's going to be around long enough that Terry thinks the audience will empathize with whatever her backstory is. She isn't a one note villain.
Yeah, she's clearly lying.
Wil Wheaton said that, and he technically didn't lie, as he didn't know at the time that he was actually going to appear.
Sisko's baseball wasn't even an authentic artifact, it was a gift manifested by an alien. It's probably still valuable to a collector as a bit of Sisko-specific memorabilia, but it'd be more likely to be in a Bajoran reliquary than a pile of random old Earth crap.
All of Recent trek, minus Lower Decks and Prodigy, has been mature, and even those two shows have had some mature stories.
I believe there's more than meets the eye with her.
Well Kira kept it on her desk in Lower Decks.
My memory fails me. Is the baseball that was manifested by the Buck Bokai illusion the same baseball that the crew signed in Take Me Out to the Holosuite, or was that a different baseball?
I don't recall, but there were no signatures on it in the series finale. but that could be a continuity error.
According to Sean Ferrick at TrekCulture, first time since Insurrection.
Vadic somehow goes from being just a bounty hunter in this episode to talking about the "ashes of the Federation" in the trailers. So either things really escalate with the Titan or she already has hidden motives far beyond bounty hunting.
I just can't believe that the villain would lie to the heroes!
A single real pro baseball game can go through dozens of balls, so it was probably a newly-replicated one provided by the holosuite during the match that the team signed as a memento, and one of several they played with.
That's okay, I'm sure the showrunners/writers didn't either.
