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The hinting of that has been around since last year or more...

Well, after rewatching STP # 6...still dragged out, until the meet up with Hugh, that was the best part. STP # 7---Say goodbye to Hugh.

Actually no...makes no sense. Should have been explained via Movie, a 10 minute scene at best. But NOPE...via a novel. At what price, 24+ dollars...Nah.

Oh they did this, well...that is one book not being bought. Not bought...don't know about it.

Well, if this version of the story is going that way...then I accept this as a pocket universe from Secret Hideout. Upon finishing, will be put away and forgotten.

Not going to happen...

Understood.

Interesting...so, that line in the show,,,.became a book 9 years later. *just found that scene with Riker as they were walking towards the transporter room to meet Sarek and his entourage' And no, was not misinformed, just didn't know the time frame of the book placement...thank you for that...

Wow...this latest eps was dragging.

Actually there was a share 'canon' piece in TNG, I found out listening to a podcast...when Picard met Spock's father aboard the Enterprise. Picard made mention on seeing Spock at his Wedding to Savvik---The novel--Vulcan Heart- Episode 23/Sarek--in Season 3

To add further--Soong was off the grid, his work was private and was never advertise to the whole galaxy or to the quadrants. If there were a meeting of sorts, it had to be in a novel. I am not aware if that was written out.

He didn't speak in the past tense, he spoke as if Soong was around and Angus helped them with the work. He spoke as potentially that Soong was bodily present at the creation of the Twin. There was no past tense mention use of Soong's work. Okay...doing some number crunching here...

Yipe- He said. "We did it Agnes, Soong and I and you' referring to Agnes...

Returning back to the point of discussion dealing with Picard. Did anyone hear the reference from Maddox, that he and Soong did it Was he referring that Soong was around to help him build the twin?

Yupe...he was brought in as a Writer, did 14 episodes in Season 3, given Director rein in Season 4, and yes, the last one was usurped by BB and his twin. And he did try to get a Season 5, but was told No.

UPDATE--Now delayed to 2021.

Wasn't that Season 4 for Manny? And for those other two, it was finally admitted that ending for Enterprise was a BAD mistake, I caught a audio file or description of a interview. Berman made that admission. It doesn't mean still, I forgive him.

Well it better get cracking, the Writers Strike looms in May...

Judging from the angle being played in the story, using the Romulans as the possible contributors, is the highly possible theme to use, why is this so? Because...besides the Klingons story already being told from TOS, TNG and the Movies, the Romulans' arc was in small pieces in all of that, and...

Wait...is this in reference for the last set of SW films? If so...then yeah.