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And now we've come full-circle.

I just wish everyone who picks up a camera would stop thinking they're the next Romero. Seriously, every film student has their own zero-budget zombie movie, and they're all exactly the same.

There's also how they utterly failed to market it. Basically, anyone who wasn't already a Burroughs fan didn't even know it was coming --or what it was, since most of the trailers made it look like a zany, quip-filled comedy.

(Also amused that apparently Cecelia just lives in the walls.)

And don't forget the prisons full of POC. In an emergency there's plenty of "disposable" bodies the GOP could come up with.

He was taken bodily into the Nexus and returned after nearly a hundred years. I'd imagine scientists would want to take a close look at his tissues (Picard's too, for similar reasons, but there's a whole host of weird things going on with Jean-Luc's carcass, so they'd probably want Kirk's...

Which one is the outfielder?

He might even work as Detritus, who we know is coming.

And if that's not enough, we've seen other Luna-class ships in Picard, as far back as Season 2 (the Europa, Oberon, and the Luna herself were present at the Borg blockade), and even in the Frontier Day fleet.

Someone on Skip & Loafer knows their references.

Personally, I kinda like the idea that Senator Ratbat was humanoid, but was somehow turned into a bat as karmic payback for some unknown incident.

Also Winn died on-screen, while Nog and Odo were still alive last we saw them (and Odo is implied to be alive at the time of Picard, just on the other side of the wormhole). When an actor dies, the only real options are recast, kill the character offscreen, or "write around them," confirming...

OTOH, these are the hooks that tie-in fiction is built on. I'm sure Christopher Bennett, David Mack, and Keith DeCandido are already throwing ideas around.

Supreme Starscream? This is bad synergy.

And here's the article that includes the actual image.

There were a bunch of sci-fantasy cartoons in the early 80s, of which He-Man was just one. Personally, I was a big fan of Galtar.