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Spoilers Star Trek: Picard General Discussion Thread
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That was always the case but now it feels instant. Or before, it was implied time may have passed. Like in episode 9, the crew is in the shuttle as they warp away from earth. When they arrive at the museum they are in the exact same spot in the shuttle and Picard doesn't know why they are there (so he didn't ask Geordi they were going..because it was instant?). It's presented as if it's instantaneous travel. Same in episode 6. The Titan leaves Daystrom, spends a bunch of time with Geordi, and then returns about an hour from the time they left Daystrom.
Matalas mentioned it on Twitter a few weeks back.
Having it in the last episode only is also a compromise
We don't know yet if it has it.Having it in the last episode only is also a compromise
Proper? When was there ever a “proper” version?
The one seen since TNG - Enterprise.
Gosh. How many different warp variations are there?
So we’ll just pretend the versions (note the plural) in TOS, TAS, multiple movies, and several other Trek series AFTER ENT, are all “improper”? Just because St. Matalas said so in a tweet? Hmm.
Yeah, that changed in 2009.
I did like the Beyond one, with the distortions. That’s its own thing so I didn’t mind it there.
You know the one...it must be the same as 30 years ago!
Exactly!
It's pointed out in the Voyager Episode "The Omega Directive" that more than just Picard had been assimilated by the Borg, and Seven possessed all of that knowledge. Another reason why sending her to Starfleet Academy would be pointless.
The Borg will target lone ships for assimilation, so it's not unreasonable to assume that they might have targeted Starfleet ships in deep space for assimilation. Or sent a selection of new Drones and technology from the battle of Wolf 359 to the Delta quadrant in a smaller Borg vessel.
I think have been thinking about the post-credits scene.
Ideas:
Data reveals he was actually Lore all along.
Enterprise G
Seven gets a Captain’s pip from Janeway.
Armus, forever alone on his planet.
Ideas:
Data reveals he was actually Lore all along.
Enterprise G
Seven gets a Captain’s pip from Janeway.
Armus, forever alone on his planet.
Post Credits scene, Daystrom station. A man and a woman wearing dark uniforms with a phoenix arm patch stand around a stasis pod discussing if the Phenix Project's latest acquisition is really going to contribute anything to their plans. During their discussion, a shadowy figure can be seen in the background. Near the end, this figure steps forward and we see it's a digitally de-aged David Cronenberg as a younger Kovich from Disco. Kovich then says "I've learned in the right circumstances, anyone can become instrumental to the plan." Camera pans down showing Shaw within the stasis pod. Kovich then adds "even a dipshit from Chicago."
I was all for seeing Janeway given Seven her 4th pip but now I just want the after credits scene to be Armus sitting on a rock, sighing.
Man it's bittersweet this is ending. I wish we would have gotten another season with the old crew instead of the awful first two seasons.
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