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You uh. Tried.
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Ah well I’d be like “at least there’s a cute JLP pic” 
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Ah well I’d be like “at least there’s a cute JLP pic” 
This weeks ready room had some more closeups of the weapon plaques in General Picard's trophy room
It's hard to make out, but I think this says the phaser belonged to Elim Garak, and he was part of Cardassian Intelligence.
This plaque also implies he Klingons and Romulans were allies in the Confederation Timeline.
It's hard to make out, but I think this says the phaser belonged to Elim Garak, and he was part of Cardassian Intelligence.
This plaque also implies he Klingons and Romulans were allies in the Confederation Timeline.
I like how Elnor brings out Raffi's maternal side. 
I don't see how.
Elnor is dead. He's immaterial. There's nothing TO assimilate.
Perhaps Elnor ends up being assimilated?
I don't see how.
Elnor is dead. He's immaterial. There's nothing TO assimilate.
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That was one of my favorite scenes of the episode even if it came out of left field.
I might be totally wrong but haven’t we seen nanoprobes restore dead tissue before? Perhaps the concept of a more merciful collective could lead Jurborgti to restore Elnor. As opposed to being assimilated. Or left dead. It’s only been a few days.
ETA: Yes, Seven revived Neelix 18 hours after his death in the episode “Mortal Coil.”
Neelix had flesh that COULD be revived.
Elnor is past that (unless they want to go for his corpse).
Or they can do what Disco did with Gray -- grab a Soong Golem body.
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In their stories, both characters are dead. Dead flesh is dead flesh. The writers have an avenue to revive a character. Whether they choose to utilize that is yet to be seen. But as @Tuskin38 suggests, he’ll more than likely be alive by the end of the season. They’ve kept his character in our consciousness for a reason.
Sorry but this in no way helps make your point. Better Call Saul is not considered good tv. Period. Its considered one of the best shows to have been made. It would be like comparing the quality of St. Elsewhere and Hills Street Blues as an example of good quality programming to showcase how far behind them TNG was. There has always been superior programming to Trek on, regardless of era.
The vast majority of serialized shows don't maintain an even level of quality, its not even remotely close. It literally is the same as trying to judge episodic television and complaining about having one or two episodes a season that are below average. Name one season of episodic Trek that doesn't feature not just an average episode but an episode you would rank as below average television?
Hell look at the short serialized arcs of DS9. The retaking of DS9 at the start of season 6, and the taking the war to Cardassia at the end of season 7. Each features at least one episode that is viewed by Trek fans (at least those who have posted opinions publicly at the time on message boards or rating sites like SOS) that were far inferior to the rest of the episodes. Look at ENT season long arc in season 3, there are several points that many a fan complained about. From outright really bad episodes, to episodes with a very tenuous attachment to the overriding arc.
What do you mean?
At the risk of sounding extremely calloused and unfeeling why not? Q is a character who is difficult to write for and his insertion often times feels very forced.Please don't kill Q!
Then again, maybe this is why the Federation hasn't had contact with the Q Continuum in over 600 years...
What was Sybok doing…?
I can't remember. Please enlighten me as to your correlation.
Acid.
Then use the Q sparingly, which is already done.
Or kill him. All good things and all that.
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