Spoilers Star Trek: Picard General Discussion Thread

[cooleddie74]

A lot of people don't like Shaw's professionalism and overall demeanor, but at least he wasn't lying to a fellow officer to get a free ride to the edge of Federation space and using an "inspection" as the Trojan horse.

 

[fireproof78]

A lot of people don't like Shaw's professionalism and overall demeanor, but at least he wasn't lying to a fellow officer to get a free ride to the edge of Federation space and using an "inspection" as the Trojan horse.

I don't like Shaw and he is also right. After the nonsense of Season 1 and both Picard and Riker being back in Starfleet at a rank asking for resources shouldn't be that hard.

 

[cooleddie74]

Kirk needed the Enterprise to go rescue Spock so he just hijacked his ship and took it. A lot simpler and way more interesting a plot development than "96-year-old former Admiral and his also old former Number One lying to the saltiest Captain in Starfleet for a free ride."

 

[fireproof78]

Kirk needed the Enterprise to go rescue Spock so he just hijacked his ship and took it. A lot simpler and way more interesting a plot development than "96-year-old former Admiral and his also old former Number One lying to the saltiest Captain in Starfleet for a free ride."

I mean...it was more interesting with the politics too. Quarantine planet, and orders to not go. Not just, "eh, fuck it" attitude of Picard and Riker.

 

[Campe]

But, but, but, LCARS makes everything amazing !

 

[cooleddie74]

I'm on record having enjoyed Season 3 for the TNG elements and Fleet Museum and Changelings, but damn, was it dumb television.