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Somebody somewhere thought that pun was clever a century or two ago. But yeah, that answers my question.

I'm missing something going back through the IC. Where did Hazy and Scarlet see a back entrance to get around the lobby?

Thanks for checking IMDb on the idea I replied to. Your sacrifice of fifteen seconds I did not care enough to spend will be remembered.

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Interesting! In that scenario Picard's DNA might be a key to releasing him, and the Frontier Day plan might simply need BBEG to be free rather than needing Jack as a weapon somehow. If that's true, though, I don't think Vadic knows. She expected BBEG to write Jack off when the Titan was going to...

I got the same message about no screenings in my area. Bleh. Well, it's this or the next. We're cutting it rather close. I don't think a reveal with due impact, a satisfactory end to the conflict, and anything but the most abrupt resolution could fit into one episode, and although the next...

Yeah, that's one of the few throughlines or constant presences in this series other than "Picard" and "Picard is old".

Someone not watching Picard shared a version of this story to a Discord server I'm on last week. All very disappointing for them. Raised the question of whether Star Trek has ever had a non-action space shot that went as hard as that one from TFTM, though I think a couple of moments from...

That is true. Benamite, apparently. If slipstream is as fast as it was when it was the plot device of the week in Voyager, it's actually too fast to have anything to do with the new ship speeds in Picard, since it ostensibly knocked years off Voyager's travel time each time they tried it and...

Yeah, when you really put it in context like that, we just happen to see the Federation and Starfleet in what's likely their darkest time in the next millennium, which is good for Discovery because there's a problem to help solve, and a little easier to write than a Federation at its apex would...

I could see slipstream being silently introduced as the new normal warp drive in the same way that the warp scales silently switched between the TOS and TNG eras, possibly due to the technology that may or may not have been introduced with the Excelsior and called "transwarp" at the time because...

But after the TCW, time travel is banned! Totally impossible, never happens, couldn't possibly come up as a plot device. Except for the time we heard about that, which is when it came up as a plot device, and presumably an unlimited number of other only times XD