I feel like he could have been more definitive and the next person would have scooted around it all the same, like he did with Data's death.
Star Trek: Picard
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True. Even the change in Data's mannerisms is consistent with Spiner still being tired of playing Data, by turning him into a role Spiner would probably find more appealing.
Yeah, I feel that we have reached an end with the Borg. They were brought in on TNG, had some great episodes, had an epic film, were used in great detail in Voyager, had a good ending that left them in shambles, and this season showed the aftermath and their conclusion.
I am glad that he did come back. Geordi and him had some great moments and his new amalgamation of characters is pretty neat.
Yeah, at some point logic and reason had to take a backseat to getting the entire TNG bridge crew (including the Enterprise D itself) back together to save the day, while giving everyone a new thing (except poor Troi, whose only new thing was getting to be competent, and still managed to screw up her two therapy jobs somehow anyway.) The Data/Geordi stuff was great and would have been missed. And it added a couple of quotable moments to the list with "I hate this!", "More?", "Please," like "I hope we die quickly!"
"I hope we die quickly!"
Best line of the show!
Best line of the show!
I like that he is still called Data, but yeah, maybe adding the Soong surname.
He changed to the previously incorrect Pulaski pronunciation…
What? Using an element from the now-defunct novel canon? Can't have that!
The Titan (no A) on Shaw's ready room wall would have a word with you methinks. Unless that doesn't count since LD canonized it first.
Were you responding to me? Do I need to use blue text on this forum, too?
The original Titan, as seen in Lower Decks (which did indeed originate in novel canon) is very much canon now (and has been since Lower Decks showed it). I'll hear no arguments to the contrary.
Blue text? I don't get it.
Let me try and make the least ambiguous possible phrasing of my post:
The original Titan, which came from a post-TNG novel series, appears in Picard's set dressing. However, Lower Decks already made the ship canon first. Would you say that the reference in Picard is really to Lower Decks, and it still doesn't count as an allusion to a non-canon novel?
I guess you're saying yes, it is a Lower Decks reference, and no, it doesn't count?
Let me try and make the least ambiguous possible phrasing of my post:
The original Titan, which came from a post-TNG novel series, appears in Picard's set dressing. However, Lower Decks already made the ship canon first. Would you say that the reference in Picard is really to Lower Decks, and it still doesn't count as an allusion to a non-canon novel?
I guess you're saying yes, it is a Lower Decks reference, and no, it doesn't count?
I really don't know why this is so hard to understand.
Lower Decks is canon. The Luna-class Titan is canon. End of story
(Blue text is used to designate humor/sarcasm/not-being-serious on other boards. I was having a bit of fun with Predaking's suggestion, largely because I agree with it!)
Lower Decks is canon. The Luna-class Titan is canon. End of story
(Blue text is used to designate humor/sarcasm/not-being-serious on other boards. I was having a bit of fun with Predaking's suggestion, largely because I agree with it!)
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.
By contrast, I know exactly why you're having such a hard time understanding, which is because you've flat out failed to read both of my posts now and are more interested in arguing with the wall. I hope you find someone to disagree with you on this, so that the two of you can have the argument you want to have.
God I hope the inclusion of the Reliant class means we never see another Miranda class ship used to fill in a fleet in a battle. I feel bad for the one that got called in in First Contact to fight the Borg cube.
(Then again, at this point, it's tradition, and I should actually be hoping to see one in the background in Disco S5.)
Lol
