Assuming Worf didn’t delete the coordinates from where he beamed it off
What loose ends would you like to see taken up?
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It'd be pointless to not bring it back while saving the sensor logs, etc since he had to know someone would try to access those logs...
RIP Lieutenant Ruxpin.
The line about Carolyn being pregnant was not in the aired episode at all. So it's not canon.
Kor
Whoops! My bad.
I would have brought back the Borg baby.
If Ensign Teddy Ruxpin was in the saucer section, then possibly.
If he was in the stardrive section... he was lost in the line of duty.
Maybe Kukalaka's brother will go keep the little girl company...
If he was in the stardrive section... he was lost in the line of duty.
Maybe Kukalaka's brother will go keep the little girl company...
Thought of a new story....many years after Picard has long since become a distant memory. Teddy Ruxpin, slightly burnt, finally was caught by the gravitational pull of Veridian III, when one of their early orbiters (their own Alan Shepard) notices it passing by the vessel.
Lol.
You just made me think of the teddy bear that Sheridan threw out the airlock on BABYLON 5.
Is Rio Grande in the fleet museum or still stationed at DS9? Is it too meta to hope that some crafty dude realised it had plot armour and absconded with it to be his personal ship? Does plot armour still work when the show finished?
I wonder if the Rio Grande was the runabout Sisko used to go after Dukat in the Fires Caves. I don't think it was established in dialogue which one he took, but whatever one he did take, since it was the last thing Sisko was confirmed to be on, there might some historical value to some.
I love this so much. I was looking up population by century and possibly around 1st century Earth had 230 million. So what, year 4000 Veridian IV is going into space? Give or take a few hundred years? Unless they get their act together better than we did. But imagine the Veridians are just some weird non-humans and they get the fright of their life seeing a teddy bear.
A minor point that most casual viewers wouldn’t remember, but I wouldn’t mind a throwaway line or two explaining how the center of the galaxy was reached a couple of times, and something different was found each time. (Chains of temporary wormholes were detected forming transit routes at just the right times, creating opportunities that wouldn’t be repeatable for long; and each time, the chain ended at a different part of the galactic center — never at the actual central point at Sagittarius A*.)
The Vaadwaur. They had "We're going to appear again!" written all over them.
The Parasites from "Conspiracy".
What happened with The Doctor after VOY.
What happened to the Breen after DS9. Are they still part of the Dominion? And how's that like?
And last, but not least: Tom Riker.
The Parasites from "Conspiracy".
What happened with The Doctor after VOY.
What happened to the Breen after DS9. Are they still part of the Dominion? And how's that like?
And last, but not least: Tom Riker.
I'd assume the Dominion was required to return to their pre-war borders on their side of the wormhole, leaving the Breen unaligned. Allowing the Dominion to keep their foothold in the Alpha Quadrant seems like it'd be an unnecessary unforced error.
And with the three major powers in the Alpha Quadrant REALLY pissed off at them...
But what if the Breen willingly wanted to remain either allied with or a member of The Dominion?