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Oscar Isaac was certainly good this episode, playing against himself and going through a vast array of emotions in a single episode. Yeah, Maslany was just amazing. It must have been both incredibly stressful job, but also so much artistical fun to have worked out all these nuances, and even...

I guess it depends on what their exact ability to "threaten" the continuum are. Maybe they just really don't like that the El-Aurian can notice changes to the timeline (or any changes to reality maybe even) because that limits their omnipotence. But it's not of much use if someone is just trying...

In "All Good Things", Q helped Picard wipe out humanity with some weird anti-time anomaly, where Picard's attempt to figure things out were actually the reason the time anomaly started. Maybe it's simlar this time around. It is weird that a mission destined for Europa would fine traces of alien...

And now there is also a Number One, pardon, Una, trailer: The M'Benga thing surprises me as well, but how often was M'Benga on the original show? Maybe he was only temporarily assigned or visiting during McCoy's tenure? "I wanted to join Starfleet since I first saw the stars" - is she just...

Liked this episode. I kinda felt John de Lancie channeled a bit of his character on Breaking Bad into Q when he talked with Soong about having something meaningful to them. Which might hint that Q actually lost (context of the scene + his Breaking Bad character also lost someone) someone that he...

It certainly is, but sometimes I like to rely on my own brain. (read: Sometimes I am too lazy to do my own research :) ) The Strange New World character teasers have been pretty nice, by the way (we'll see if I am allowed to post that many videos in one post) NEW TRAILER PROMO...

I mean, ultimately, the entire reason some people remember the original imeline and some don't is "A wizard did it"- Q. All of them have reason to suspect that anyone near the Stargazer's explosion might know something, because the Stargazer (with them on it) explodes and suddenly the universe...

I thought he took over the Farragut at some point? Or did he just serve there and I am conflating his service record with Picard who took over the Stargazer at some point?

On an unrelated note: I totally love the DS9 references, but I think when it comes to heads on a pike, the head of Gul Madred looks like a very good alternative to Gul Dukat... Madred tortured Picard in the original timeline, evil Picard deserved to return that favor...

IIRC, it's even harder than that - The Queen also has no nanoprobes anymore, they were removed prior to the festivities that would end with her death. IIRC that was the purpose of storing her in Jurati's lab. That's presumably also why she's limited to cable connections to infiltrate the computer.

21st century probably still has radar, but I wouldn't be surprised if even a barely functional 24th (or is 25th already) century ship has some tech or just a hull coating that defeats most regular radar. They might have only picked up a minor blip that could come from a meteor. Wherever it is...

I kinda feel it makes sense that many of those "explorer" type Captains that would go on a 5 year mission for Starfleet might seek out a "quiet" life in the wilderness. They went out to the stars to explore the unknown and a lot of that time is probably just holding watch while the ship hurls...

I haven't seen the episode yet. But I learned today that there is a scene that includes 4 ships originally made for Star Trek Online, with Picard and STO artists collaborating to to get the game models into the ship. Fans of the Clear Skies webseries might also be interested, the STO ship...

The company I work at sent an email about something they are doing. We have a site in Poland, and during the last holiday season we had a lot of temp workers from the Ukraine. The people at the site are now working to contact the families of those workers (and reached some of them) to find them...

Massacring the New Bajor colonists around the same time might also be considered a hostile act. Or trying to blow up one the Bajoran home star to catch Alpha Quadrant forces...

Wolf 359 was an inside job!

I watched Eternals recently. Okay movie, I'd say. Some very interesting ideas. I agree with some others that I don't like the "ancient astronauts" aspect much, and the whole spiela bout Celestials birthing stars... well, science in the MCU is often naughty word, but this was probably the worst. :)...

Each game tells a story that is finished at the end of the game, and the next game starts a new story that is mostly independent of the previous one. Some characters will return, but they will be properly reintroduced. Having played the previous games or read the novels increase your familiarity...

It has been a while since I read the books. I think Geralt is really both. Yennefer is his big love, but there were women before and in-between, I think. Once Ciri enters his life, she really becoems important to him, and he definitely takes the guardian job seriously. The Witcher game series...

They need to make a better effort at showing that he is cursed/sick or whatever is that is actually going on. Because if you know he's dealing with some kind of influence (and maybe trying to resist even) it means there is something to root for. I thought the scenes in the Two Rivers with him...