Just curious, why?
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 3x07 - "Dominion"
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So what was the point of capturing Riker and Troi? That really didn’t lead up to Vadic finding the Titan. Unless there’s more going on it’s coming across as a cheap cliffhanger for last week’s episode.
This was the best use of Vadic all season. She wasn’t so cartoony as she has been.
It would’ve been nice to find out more about the Head. What is it and why is it controlling Vadic?
Now Jack is telepathic? What the hell is he? Hopefully we find out next week because it’s driving me nuts.
it was nice seeing Tuvok even if it was a Changeling. I hope we see the real Tuvok. I don’t want his fate hanging at the end of the season.
Who are Vadic’s crew? They don’t seem to be Changeling since they didn’t shapeshift at all.
I give it a 9.
This was the best use of Vadic all season. She wasn’t so cartoony as she has been.
It would’ve been nice to find out more about the Head. What is it and why is it controlling Vadic?
Now Jack is telepathic? What the hell is he? Hopefully we find out next week because it’s driving me nuts.
it was nice seeing Tuvok even if it was a Changeling. I hope we see the real Tuvok. I don’t want his fate hanging at the end of the season.
Who are Vadic’s crew? They don’t seem to be Changeling since they didn’t shapeshift at all.
I give it a 9.
I ended up giving this episode an 8. Right after it ended, I was thinking a 10, but thinking about it some more, it didn't quite reach that level. However, the musical score was fantastic, and the Geordi/Lore/Data scenes were quite emotional. I think we're getting into the final act (Next episode is episode 8) so I'm now really in the "Stick the landing" phase of the season. This is the best season of the show, and hopefully they follow through to the end.
lots of talking. very little story progression and now we're down to 3 episodes to close out the whole season's worth of threads. hopefully it's not a fumble landing like the end of S1. Demigorgon comes from a black hole and the borg cube pseudo romulans were repairing all season just crashes for no reason.
I don't think Vadic can pass on the extra traits beyond to the other 9 Changelings that were held captive in the lab with her.
She must have recruited other Changelings in the cause even though they aren't part of the 10.
So Vadic is in constant pain and has a shortened lifespan. Honestly, she could've just gone public with her claims and she might've gotten sympathy and maybe even a cure. Also it still doesn't answer the question if she wanted revenge, why did she wait 30 years to do it?
A bit strange to condemn it before seeing it though.
I enjoyed the hell out of that, much more than last week. A tense and suspenseful story throughout, helped by some stylish direction.
To the extent that it revealed new information, it was all very logical and made sense (of course Starfleet had changeling prisoners, how else could they have engineered a virus?). It makes me very optimistic that the remainder of the season will come together after all.
I'm amazed at how engaging this season continues to be even though it's basically ten people running around the same couple of sets.
To the extent that it revealed new information, it was all very logical and made sense (of course Starfleet had changeling prisoners, how else could they have engineered a virus?). It makes me very optimistic that the remainder of the season will come together after all.
I'm amazed at how engaging this season continues to be even though it's basically ten people running around the same couple of sets.
Hoo boy.
Watched this one lit up in the wee hours of the morning, and it delivered.
I've been as critical of scene chewing, mustache swirling Vadic as anyone else so far, but tonight Amanda Plummer Delivered. The. Fucking. Goods. Worthy of her father in every respect, and herself as a villainous actor.
This episode is one of the best written episodes of TV I've seen since Justified wrapped up. They managed to advance the plot and keep it secret all at the same time. Like a shot of bourbon after a mouthful of Nashville hot chicken, "if that doesn't heat it up and cool it down at the same time..."
And
Fuckin' bring it! MOAR!
(If this seems overly enthusiastic...for the record...I am still lit up... )
Watched this one lit up in the wee hours of the morning, and it delivered.
I've been as critical of scene chewing, mustache swirling Vadic as anyone else so far, but tonight Amanda Plummer Delivered. The. Fucking. Goods. Worthy of her father in every respect, and herself as a villainous actor.
This episode is one of the best written episodes of TV I've seen since Justified wrapped up. They managed to advance the plot and keep it secret all at the same time. Like a shot of bourbon after a mouthful of Nashville hot chicken, "if that doesn't heat it up and cool it down at the same time..."
And
Tim Russ rocking Changeling Tuvok!!!! The warm feelies with the Voyager theme, and then Seven just goes fucking cold, logical, 'you fucked up.'
(If this seems overly enthusiastic...for the record...I am still lit up... )
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Didn't she explicitly say she could?
She indicated that she could with the other test tube Changelings.
I'm not sure she can do it with ones that weren't experimented on.
what are you talking about? I said I hope it's not a fumble like season 1. We will all have to wait and see.A bit strange to condemn it before seeing it though.
Changeling: And now I'm going to avenge myself on you for all the indignities of the Dominion War!
Tuvok: It is illogical that a changeling would not even do basic research on the person he intends to replace. You should know that not only was I not involved in the Dominion War, I was thousands of light years away in the Delta Quadrant.
Changeling: Ok, whatever.
Tuvok: It is illogical that a changeling would not even do basic research on the person he intends to replace. You should know that not only was I not involved in the Dominion War, I was thousands of light years away in the Delta Quadrant.
Changeling: Ok, whatever.
You called the episode "terrible" and then used a future possibility to justify that.
That is not really consistent.
Hopefully this is just the EMPIRE STRIKES BACK phase of the plot... the second act / enemy makes it's furthest advance before the climax stage.
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