Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 3x05 - "Imposters"
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The problem is who can they trust to keep him in custody....
Just a guess, but I think Moriarty is a red herring. Yes, he'll appear and make some point relevant to an episode, but he won't be a major plot point for the larger story. Him being the Daystrom security AI makes sense.
Of course, Lore has previous experience with the Borg. Now that could be interesting!
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They programmed it for something specific. It wasn't a normal use of tricorder.
Obviously. But IMO this was over the top ridiculous. The mileage of others clearly varies.
I will agree to disagree. I think reading a DNA sequence would be a simple matter for even a TOS era tricorder.
At this point we might have to explain all the errors about DS9 changelings in dialogue as being spoken by Crusher (who's been away from Starfleet for 20 years) and other officers who haven't had reason to think about changelings for decades since the end of the Dominion War.
Girl, you'll be a woman soon.*
*Nixon, 1970
*Nixon, 1970
Vulcans started off as passionate to begin with. Being upset a Vulcan can be a gangster is pretty amusing considering their whole world once almost nuked itself into oblivion because people experienced negative emotions and that war led to the creation of the Romulan civilization, a society even more unrestrained than the Vulcan one.
Mirror Spock.
With the correct use of logic, bad Vulcans can turn good!
Krinn? I don't see a redemption arc for him. Unless it's the arc of a bat'leth swinging toward his neck...
With the correct use of logic, bad Vulcans can turn good!
Krinn? I don't see a redemption arc for him. Unless it's the arc of a bat'leth swinging toward his neck...
You can believe that if you want.
I just watched that scene. It clearly shows there was a program, and the scanning made the tricorder do something. They already had plenty of data based on their investigation as well as Galen's. They weren't simply scanning for DNA the way Beverly was in today's Picard episode.
Thank you!
Well, wishful thinking!
Had I not watched this at 4:30 AM, I would have been spoiled by my google feed. Some asshole at TOR decided it made sense to use an image of Ro that would be the image that showed up in those feeds. Seriously any show you like is so easily spoiled by these complete jackasses. I also did see a post in the spoiler posts on FB that said Ro Laren in the first words too, but that it innocent. Making sure an image of a spoiler surprise is front and center is crap.
I advise people to get up early or stay up late just to avoid intentional spoilers by clickbaity, jackassy publications.
I advise people to get up early or stay up late just to avoid intentional spoilers by clickbaity, jackassy publications.
I vote 10 I t was so nice to see
This was a really great episode of trust no one in Star fleet Beverly warned Picard about. And Jack finally telling his mom about his strange visions and sensing changelings .I'm glad he told her .
Ro Laren again that w as a big suprise I wasn't expecting it was nice to see her return again
He didn't, at least not quite willing. Beverly suspected and he always had those dreams based on that conversation. He's still holding back.
All events that only the TNG crew experienced would have been logged. Nobody would know about First Contact without there being a detailed report. Same with the alternative futures. I think it is believable that Shaw is a little obsessed with Picard and read all of that stuff.To say nothing of the fact that he knows things he shouldn't... since the events in the Devron system that he described didn't actually happen beyond the POV of Picard and us the viewers, iirc... BAD TERRY, BAD!!
(TBH I love Shaw so much I can even forgive such a painfully obvious error lol)
