Have a ten-year-old kid show up named Phillip. Adam Soong can call him "one of my greatest achievements."
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Takes like two seconds for Soong to call one of the mercs "Green". Not sure we'll be spending a lot of time getting to know "Green Squadron".
If you can find them maybe you can hire the Green team.Takes like two seconds for Soong to call one of the mercs "Green". Not sure we'll be spending a lot of time getting to know "Green Squadron".
Or grandfather.
"He's a good kid. He'll never be any trouble."
Well, the first merc to get assimilated certainly had a green tinge.
On a side note, and I don't know if mentioned before: PIC is the only series which does not make usage of the original series typefont for the words 'Star Trek', but instead, uses the updated variation initially created for DSC S1 and S2. From DSC S3 onwards, ALL series have used the original TOS font (DSC, LDS, PRO, SNW), except PIC... They made a clear attempt to unify the ST logo, wonder why it wasn't done for PIC as well......?
I was thinking the other night that someone else might be the goth Borg Queen.
She knows to tell JL to "look up". That was mother Picard's line, or else someone who's been inside JL's mind. Therefore it's Tallinn.
I've had her in mind for as this as well. Would add to the whole theme of the season, what with Jean-Luc being nudged into "connecting with" someone and trusting someone, etc.
Tallinn has to sacrifice herself to extract the Borg Queen from Jurati. It makes sense.
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I can live with that.
I thought this recently as well. "Picard, look up" is the key.
Unless it's the more obvious, but unlikely option of...
Picard's mother herself. She is in the future at this point.
Yeah, no. She wouldn't call him by his last name.
Also, in 'Penance', Q says to Picard he might find forgiveness. Picard asks for what. Q solemnly says, "I think you know." Then Picard looks down as if ashamed.
Either way, I think Jurati is the "too obvious" choice.
Picard told Renee to look up, but her becoming the BQ seems like it would impact the timeline.
This season has just been pretty mediocre so far. Nuggets of good scenes that don't come together in a cohesive whole. A bunch of good characters who don't come together as an ensemble at all. No consistency in tone, extreme contrivance to the point of arbitrariness.
Like, I don't care that Picard should have had memories of his mother as an old woman (Although I guess that's based on one hallucination that's interpretable as what she *would* have looked like), but what they did instead doesn't tie into who he became as a person at all. It's like they're trying to retread what they did with him in Generations but not in a way with any clear message that ties into the character we know.
And I'm all for having emotional content in the story but Seven suddenly snapping at Rafi like a couple in marriage counseling just for pointing out that she has experience as a Borg that could help them in the current apocalyptic situation they find themselves in seems petty and not relevant to the current crisis. Like none of the characters but Picard have more than teenage level emotional development. That's a 'Downtime' kind of fight to have. Not a 'While we're fighting to prevent the history of mankind from being undone' fight.
Like, I don't care that Picard should have had memories of his mother as an old woman (Although I guess that's based on one hallucination that's interpretable as what she *would* have looked like), but what they did instead doesn't tie into who he became as a person at all. It's like they're trying to retread what they did with him in Generations but not in a way with any clear message that ties into the character we know.
And I'm all for having emotional content in the story but Seven suddenly snapping at Rafi like a couple in marriage counseling just for pointing out that she has experience as a Borg that could help them in the current apocalyptic situation they find themselves in seems petty and not relevant to the current crisis. Like none of the characters but Picard have more than teenage level emotional development. That's a 'Downtime' kind of fight to have. Not a 'While we're fighting to prevent the history of mankind from being undone' fight.
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Trauma will do that to a person.
If it’s not Jurati, I’m wondering if she’ll be dead by the end of 2x09.
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