Spoilers Star Trek: Picard General Discussion Thread

[eschaton]

Jurati knows that they will let them go and she really wants to get to wherever it is Soji went with Picard.

It does not make her look innocent at all, as shown by the reactions of Raffi and Rios.

It makes me wonder where they are going with this though.

It seems like Jurati is going to have to "come clean" at this point that she's been working for Oh the whole time. Is she persuasive enough to convince Rios and Raffi? There's some scenes from the trailers of Rios and Jurati canoodling on the bridge, which suggests thing aren't going to sour just yet in terms of romance.

 

[Gonzo]

It makes me wonder where they are going with this though.

It seems like Jurati is going to have to "come clean" at this point that she's been working for Oh the whole time. Is she persuasive enough to convince Rios and Raffi? There's some scenes from the trailers of Rios and Jurati canoodling on the bridge, which suggests thing aren't going to sour just yet in terms of romance.

A lot will depend on the circumstances that force her to tell them before they find out themselves, I don't think its a coincidence that she has been left on-board with the two most cynical crew members, if anyone is willing to hear her out it will be them.

The other question is just how long has she been working for the Commodore, is this a new normal for Jurati or has she been playing the game all along, I think for the moment its more likely the latter and it also depends on what else she has done, is she behind the attack on Mars as she was perfectly placed to set it up, that will be a lot harder for Raffi and Rios to swallow.

Will she have no choice but to tell them what this is all about.

Plus we don't know for sure if that was the real Maddox or not, Jurati thinks it is but even we can't say for sure knowing there are such lifelike synthetics out there.

Dahj and Soji can't be the only ones, something choked that Borg cube when it tried to swallow that Romulan ship.

At the end of the day the Zhat Vash/Cabal may have very good reasons for the things that they do, Jurati certainly seems to think so.

 

[Campe]

So, a few years back, my wife and I saw the touring production of Hamilton in Houston. The young lady who played Eliza, who really in the end, is the heart of the piece with an absolutely tearjerking finale, "Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story?" was just amazing. Then Picard premiered, and basically, an unknown named Isa Briones came to my attention. She was to play Dahj, a young woman with a secret and her sister Soji. I was curious about her past so I looked her up. Apparently, she played Eliza Schuyler-Hamilton in the production I saw. (She normally played Peggy Schuyler/Maria Reynolds but she understudied Eliza and was playing her that day. I remember initially being disappointed we were getting her understudy.) And somewhere in our house, we have a program that she signed. Very cool connection.

 

[F. King Daniel]

"Computer..." really is just "Okay, Google" in the 24th century. Picard literally does a search of "Artifact, Borg and treaty" then switches to image search and scrolls through pics of himself as a Borg and Hugh. If it weren't for it being on a holographic floating screen it wouldn't be futuristic at all

 

[cooleddie74]

And was it just me or did the 2399 library computer take longer to retrieve the data than the Enterprise-D and Enterprise-E computers usually did? Unless it just seemed a lot longer because Picard had to scroll through the images.

 

[Tuskin38]

"Computer..." really is just "Okay, Google" in the 24th century. Picard literally does a search of "Artifact, Borg and treaty" then switches to image search and scrolls through pics of himself as a Borg and Hugh. If it weren't for it being on a holographic floating screen it wouldn't be futuristic at all

Speaking of which, according to the Canon references thread on reddit, the screen had LCARS written out on it somewhere.

 

[Nerys Myk]

And was it just me or did the 2399 library computer take longer to retrieve the data than the Enterprise-D and Enterprise-E computers usually did? Unless it just seemed a lot longer because Picard had to scroll through the images.

Working....(*whirl*click*whirl*)

 

[cooleddie74]

Windows 2265 still had bugs to work out.

 

[Nerys Myk]

Windows 2265 still had bugs to work out.

It’s a feature!!!

 

[cooleddie74]

As it should be. I want my Starfleet computers to make sounds while they upload my message boards and porn.

 

[Nerys Myk]

As it should be. I want my Starfleet computers to make sounds while they upload my message boards and porn.

“Yes, dear...”

 

[cooleddie74]

Gene had a vision. And it had flash blindness.

 

[picardjean-luc]

And was it just me or did the 2399 library computer take longer to retrieve the data than the Enterprise-D and Enterprise-E computers usually did? Unless it just seemed a lot longer because Picard had to scroll through the images.

Apparently the Enterprise-D and -E computers were run under the old IBM DOS system

But they're still more advanced compared to the TOS 'Enterprise' computers:

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[Nerys Myk]

I wonder if the digital assistant on LCARS is called Majel?

 

[Lord Garth]

TOS had PCs, TNG had iPads, PIC has holocomputers and, with Star Trek's track record, I'm guessing we'll have holocomputers in the 2040s.

 

[NCC-73515]

Speaking of which, according to the Canon references thread on reddit, the screen had LCARS written out on it somewhere.

It says Library Computer Access/Retrieval System, IIRC

 

[Llywela]

And was it just me or did the 2399 library computer take longer to retrieve the data than the Enterprise-D and Enterprise-E computers usually did? Unless it just seemed a lot longer because Picard had to scroll through the images.

Enterprise was Starfleet's flagship, state of the art everything - La Sirena's computer can't compete!

 

[Grendelsbayne]

Suspicious is the term I would use, it was the perfect opportunity to discredit him, ensuring that he receives no help from Starfleet or the Federation.

No help to do what? At the time of the interview Picard had just been sitting in his vineyard for more than a decade completely irrelevant to any politics or conspiracies. He didn't meet Dahj until after the interview and he wasn't 'supposed' to meet her at all, since she was supposed to die in her apartment. Plus no one could know that she was programmed to seek out Jean Luc Picard if she got into trouble.

 

[Yminale]

TOS had PCs, TNG had iPads, PIC has holocomputers and, with Star Trek's track record, I'm guessing we'll have holocomputers in the 2040s.

It's in the works.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/hololens

 

[Uhura's Song]

I do hope we get back to the deep, dark Romulan secret, why more Romulans aren't assimilated, and why the Cube malfunctioned after Romulans were assimilated, and why thise Romulans lost their minds.