Star Trek: Picard (Paramount +) -- The 3rd and Final season -- Premieres 2/16/23
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Re: Star Trek: Picard (Paramount +) -- The 3rd and Final season -- Premieres 2/16/23
At first I thought the ship computer announced that and I was like "why the fck would you tell the enemy that?". Then I realized it came from the gun and didn't make it any less WTF-ish. Cameron did it right with the pulse rifle
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I wonder who will be running the Chatteau Picard winery now that Picard and Laris are moving to the other side of the galaxy. Maybe they'll get the same people that ran the early shift at Cheers.
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It's a shame that she wasn't included in Nemesis, since it could have given her character a prominent story arc and would have helped make the plot of that movie about a clone of Picard make more sense. (Yar, having traveled to the past, would have known that Picard would become the captain of the Federation's flagship, giving the Romulans a reason to want a clone of some random Starfleet cadet.)
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Re: Star Trek: Picard (Paramount +) -- The 3rd and Final season -- Premieres 2/16/23
I really enjoyed the premiere. It felt like the start of the sequel we've been waiting for. Part of that might be due to the many nostalgic echos of movies past like Wrath of Khan with the inspection or Search For Spock with the pompous Captain of the Excelsior. Jerry Goldsmith's music is such a thing of beauty and also stirs up wonderful memories. His theme for First Contact never fails to give me the feels.
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I wonder what is going on with Riker and Troi. Rikers comment to Picard in the bar made it sound like they were having some kind of issues.
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Re: Star Trek: Picard (Paramount +) -- The 3rd and Final season -- Premieres 2/16/23
I got the impression in season 1 that Riker, Troi and their kid were living a quiet and peaceful life. Now with him back working for the Federation, I assume it's brought some tension in their marriage.
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It's going to be a running theme that everyone will just be as disrespectful as possible to Picard?
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That's one issue I've had with Picard since the first season.
JLP just comes off as weak and unassertive. I realize that he's older now than he was when he was Captain of the D and E, but it just seems completely out of character.
And I guess that Beverly's second kid is going to be revealed as Picard's son? Even the episode title hints at it.
JLP just comes off as weak and unassertive. I realize that he's older now than he was when he was Captain of the D and E, but it just seems completely out of character.
And I guess that Beverly's second kid is going to be revealed as Picard's son? Even the episode title hints at it.
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A lower deck bunk room? I know they came without any warning yet you would try a little harder to find proper accommodations.
Since season one too many people have not listened to him, being dismissive, rude, kind of acting like he is a nobody at times, etc...
Hopefully, they knock it off.
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best Picard episode to date. but that's like bragging about your favorite STD.
dammit ST: Picard, I'm back in.
and call me crazy, but I really like the Titan captain and would love to see a show about him, the Titan, and 1st officer Seven.
dammit ST: Picard, I'm back in.
and call me crazy, but I really like the Titan captain and would love to see a show about him, the Titan, and 1st officer Seven.
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Something does feel off. Piccard is more commanding, and confident than he's been shown.
A lower deck bunk room? I know they came without any warning yet you would try a little harder to find proper accommodations.
Since season one too many people have not listened to him, being dismissive, rude, kind of acting like he is a nobody at times, etc...
Hopefully, they knock it off.
A lower deck bunk room? I know they came without any warning yet you would try a little harder to find proper accommodations.
Since season one too many people have not listened to him, being dismissive, rude, kind of acting like he is a nobody at times, etc...
Hopefully, they knock it off.
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That's one issue I've had with Picard since the first season.
JLP just comes off as weak and unassertive. I realize that he's older now than he was when he was Captain of the D and E, but it just seems completely out of character.
And I guess that Beverly's second kid is going to be revealed as Picard's son? Even the episode title hints at it.
JLP just comes off as weak and unassertive. I realize that he's older now than he was when he was Captain of the D and E, but it just seems completely out of character.
And I guess that Beverly's second kid is going to be revealed as Picard's son? Even the episode title hints at it.
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One interesting little tidbit is that Ed Speelers, who is playing Jack Crusher, was born in 1988. Which makes him thirty-five years old, but also puts his birth during the year that Beverly was absent from the Enterprise.
I think that TNG-era series are roughly running in real-time, so if Jack is thirty-five, he would have been born around season two. Though that probably wouldn't work because during a seventh season episode it was made clear that JLP was attracted to BC, but they had not acted on those feelings.
Having Picard be Wesley's father was always sort of a trigger they had set up but never pulled until that point when they disarmed it. But it's been a running theme throught the TNG series and TNG movies that Picard regrets being childless and not leaving a legacy, so they're probably dipping back into that well.
I think that TNG-era series are roughly running in real-time, so if Jack is thirty-five, he would have been born around season two. Though that probably wouldn't work because during a seventh season episode it was made clear that JLP was attracted to BC, but they had not acted on those feelings.
Having Picard be Wesley's father was always sort of a trigger they had set up but never pulled until that point when they disarmed it. But it's been a running theme throught the TNG series and TNG movies that Picard regrets being childless and not leaving a legacy, so they're probably dipping back into that well.
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Re: Star Trek: Picard (Paramount +) -- The 3rd and Final season -- Premieres 2/16/23

I read a theory that
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Spoilered because if true it would be a pretty big surprise, but I don't believe it.
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One interesting little tidbit is that Ed Speelers, who is playing Jack Crusher, was born in 1988. Which makes him thirty-five years old, but also puts his birth during the year that Beverly was absent from the Enterprise.
I think that TNG-era series are roughly running in real-time, so if Jack is thirty-five, he would have been born around season two. Though that probably wouldn't work because during a seventh season episode it was made clear that JLP was attracted to BC, but they had not acted on those feelings.
Having Picard be Wesley's father was always sort of a trigger they had set up but never pulled until that point when they disarmed it. But it's been a running theme throught the TNG series and TNG movies that Picard regrets being childless and not leaving a legacy, so they're probably dipping back into that well.
I think that TNG-era series are roughly running in real-time, so if Jack is thirty-five, he would have been born around season two. Though that probably wouldn't work because during a seventh season episode it was made clear that JLP was attracted to BC, but they had not acted on those feelings.
Having Picard be Wesley's father was always sort of a trigger they had set up but never pulled until that point when they disarmed it. But it's been a running theme throught the TNG series and TNG movies that Picard regrets being childless and not leaving a legacy, so they're probably dipping back into that well.
Beverly's son has a British accent. If he was only twenty and travelling around with Beverly all those years, the accent wouldn't make sense. His accent would be much closer to Beverly's. I'm sure they wanted the UK accent so that he is closer to being like a younger version of Picard.
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In the first season of Picard, 2-3 more years had passed in the timeline than in real time. They don't specify what year season 3 takes place in yet, but season 2 was in 2401. Some people proposed that it takes place in 2411 because of the 250th anniversary celebration thing, but that doesn't really make sense..
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Much improved over the first two seasons and I sorta liked them. They should have had more of the other characters there from the start.
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Re: Star Trek: Picard (Paramount +) -- The 3rd and Final season -- Premieres 2/16/23
Ill have to watch EP 1 again, but it was just ok on 1st watch. Didn't blow me away. But then again I wasn't as down on S1 and S2 as others so I have less of an uphill battle with Season 3 than others here.