It was in some pre-recorded voice clip, if I remember right.
That's really weird, because there would be no way in Soong's lifetime that he would ever have any contact with aliens, much less adopt any kind of hatred toward them.
It was in some pre-recorded voice clip, if I remember right.
And on the giant holo-statue the Confederation created to honor Soong.It was in some pre-recorded voice clip, if I remember right.
And on the giant holo-statue the Confederation created to honor Soong.
That was assimilated from the Sikarians years after BOBW. She was definitely destroyed on that cube.I found the Borg Queen Chambers from Season 1 of PIC fascinating in this sense - gave me the impression that cubes have tech only queens can access which would allow their escape in certain situations - makes me think the Borg Queen in BOBW used this to escape the
That old saw. The threat of "permanence" is always the motivator in these stories.Fair enough. I took PIC S2 as "things are different, this time." If Picard and friends failed, the Prime Trek would be gone, and the Confederation timeline would be permanent.![]()
It usually about the lesson learned. Like in the Jr Science Officer Picard reality.Nothing in the story matters if it's just a Q fantasy.
#1 If the point of divergence is 2024; why do Picard, Raffi, Seven, Rios, Elnor, Juratti, or anyone else for that matter continue to exist in the alternate timeline? Wouldn't nearly 400 years of different genealogy mean that no one in the proper timeline will have a bizarro world counterpart?
Or any TV show dealing with the Multiverse?Have you not watched Star Trek before?![]()
PIC S2 deals with time travel, not the multiverse. This was addressed in the 2nd and 3rd episodes.Or any TV show dealing with the Multiverse?
Potato PotatoPIC S2 deals with time travel, not the multiverse. This was addressed in the 2nd and 3rd episodes.
I even avoid to watch Q episodes, never liked him.If Q is involved, I take zero at face value. He's a trickster being who enjoys torturing humans in the name of his "tests." His attitude is one to create things as real as possible because that's the only way Picard will participate.
I doubt any of it "will" happen. But, Picard believed it.
I mean, no, not really. A parallel universe is something that has always existed parallel to the prime universe. An alternate timeline means the prime universe doesn't exist anymore and can only be restored by restoring the past as the prime characters knew it.Potato Potato
Both are a plot device so the cast can play different versions of their characters. Same thing dramaticallyI mean, no, not really. A parallel universe is something that has always existed parallel to the prime universe. An alternate timeline means the prime universe doesn't exist anymore and can only be restored by restoring the past as the prime characters knew it.
Not the same thing, because if they were in a parallel universe, they don't need to go back in time, they just need to use the transporter and beam back over to their own reality - no time travel necessary.Both are a plot device so the cast can play different versions of their characters. Same thing dramatically
An alternate timeline means the prime universe doesn't exist anymore...
"Parallels" features parallel realities, not alternate timelines. It's not a time travel episode.No, it means that it is an alternate timeline. It exists, among may timelines. SEE: "Parallels" (TNG)
"Parallels" features parallel realities, not alternate timelines. It's not a time travel episode.
Same plot device. Parallel universe. Alternate timeline. Dream. Q jiggery-pokery. All the same concept. How they get there and back is irrelevant.Not the same thing, because if they were in a parallel universe, they don't need to go back in time, they just need to use the transporter and beam back over to their own reality - no time travel necessary.
How they get there and back is literally the entire plot of S2.Same plot device. Parallel universe. Alternate timeline. Dream. Q jiggery-pokery. All the same concept. How they get there and back is irrelevant.
How they get there and back is literally the entire plot of S2.