Originally Posted by Count Dooku (Post 13680828)

https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/dvdtalk...118153304d.jpg........This is the one I covet

Originally Posted by Josh-da-man (Post 13680642)

On DS9 the Federation and Romulans (and Klingons) took the same side during the Dominion War, but it took some "encouragement" to get the Romulans involved.

Originally Posted by Mike86 (Post 13680854)

Which one is this? I have the Quantum Mechanix 1/6th Scale Picard. Pretty much the definitive figure of him for me.

Originally Posted by Shannon Nutt (Post 13680122)

That woman dropped the F-bomb on Picard, so we hate her instantly. :lol:

I thought this would be the episode with Riker & Troi and the previews for next week don't show them either...is it possible that scene is a set-up for Season 2?

Those who thought Picard wasn't dying at the end of this series...still feel that way? :)

I love the scenes with Stewart, but still have no clue what is going on in that Borg Cube. I lose interest every time Picard is off-screen.

Originally Posted by movieguru (Post 13681152)

It's funny that everyone caught and is complaining about the admiral using the "f-bomb", but nobody seems to have caught or mentions the Romulan, Laris, saying "Cheeky Fuckers" in the same episode.

Originally Posted by dhmac (Post 13681181)

Probably because she said "Cheeky Feckers"

("Feck" is an Irish slang term... and apparently a Romulan one too, for some reason)

Originally Posted by movieguru (Post 13681154)

It seems like the Vulcan Commodore who is basically the leader of Starfleet is secretly being influenced by the Romulans, whom the Federation have been in a "cold war" with for decades.

Originally Posted by candyrocket786 (Post 13680822)

I forget the name of the Picard action figure, but there was one that went for crazy money that all the scalpers were looking for.

Originally Posted by jwb0323 (Post 13682174)

Was the Zhat Vash ever mentioned in any other Star Trek series or is this the first time?

Originally Posted by dhmac (Post 13681181)

Probably because she said "Cheeky Feckers"

("Feck" is an Irish slang term... and apparently a Romulan one too, for some reason)

Originally Posted by jwb0323 (Post 13682174)

Was the Zhat Vash ever mentioned in any other Star Trek series or is this the first time?

Originally Posted by windom (Post 13682203)

I thought Vash was that woman that Picard hooked up with.

Originally Posted by windom (Post 13682699)

So Picard has spent 20 years mourning the "death" of an artificial human, but what about all the actual living crew members that died under his command? Guess Tasha Yar's death didn't bother him too much. Or the death of his family in a fire.

Originally Posted by windom (Post 13682699)

So Picard has spent 20 years mourning the "death" of an artificial human, but what about all the actual living crew members that died under his command? Guess Tasha Yar's death didn't bother him too much. Or the death of his family in a fire.

Originally Posted by brayzie (Post 13682704)

Ever since Nemesis, they wanted to make Picard and Data the new Kirk and Spock. I think it's weird that he's obsessed with Data from the start, but I see why the producers are going that route.

Originally Posted by Kdogg (Post 13682715)

Tasha died in the line of duty.

The death of Picard’s family was a tragic accident.

Data knowingly sacrificed himself to save Picard. That’s survivor’s guilt.

Originally Posted by windom (Post 13682699)

So Picard has spent 20 years mourning the "death" of an artificial human, but what about all the actual living crew members that died under his command? Guess Tasha Yar's death didn't bother him too much. Or the death of his family in a fire.