Picard Season 3

[Arakhor]

For my part I watched Voyager and despite not really caring for it, I continued to watch it because it was kinda sorta passable and there wasn't any other new Star Trek series on TV. When we had that season where at the end of the season it turned out not to even be the Voyager and its crew, essentially making the entire season a Dallas "It was all just a dream" kind of season, I picked up the remote and switched it off never to see another episode. No, actually I did turn on the series finale just out of curiosity to see who was still around, if there was anyone new on board, and to see how they managed to get home.

Are you confusing "season" with "episode"? Voyager liked using the reset button, but only within that story, and there was precisely  one episode to my knowledge where it's revealed that we're actually following a different Voyager crew.

 

[Umbran]

Ha ha ha ha haaaa ... Oh, I cherish the tiny corner of the Internet that you exist in. Stay in that bubble.

Mod Note:
How about roughly 70% less mockery and dismissiveness going forward, please and thanks.

 

[Rabulias]

For my part I watched Voyager and despite not really caring for it, I continued to watch it because it was kinda sorta passable and there wasn't any other new Star Trek series on TV. When we had that season where at the end of the season it turned out not to even be the Voyager and its crew, essentially making the entire season a Dallas "It was all just a dream" kind of season, I picked up the remote and switched it off never to see another episode. No, actually I did turn on the series finale just out of curiosity to see who was still around, if there was anyone new on board, and to see how they managed to get home.

As @Arakhor points out, I think you misunderstood that the extent of the "fake crew" was limited to just that episode.

 

[Ryujin]

As @Arakhor points out, I think you misunderstood that the extent of the "fake crew" was limited to just that episode.

Indeed. It was a dead giveaway when they started mentioning things that hadn't happened in previous episodes, but had happened to the crew of that Voyager.

 

[Maxperson]

As @Arakhor points out, I think you misunderstood that the extent of the "fake crew" was limited to just that episode.

Yeah. I went back and looked and I was misremembering a bunch of different resets as a season. LOL Boy they used it a lot.

 

[Ryujin]

Yeah. I went back and looked and I was misremembering a bunch of different resets as a season. LOL Boy they used it a lot.

Captain Janeway: "Time travel. Since my first day on the job as a Starfleet captain I swore I'd never let myself get caught in one of these godforsaken paradoxes - the future is the past, the past is the future, it all gives me a headache."

 

[Henadic Theologian]

Discovery fans are like the yeti. I've heard about them but no one has ever met one.

I kind ot a Discovery fan, its not my favourite, but I really like Saru, Booker (aka the party Druid), the Dr. (loved him on the Finder too), Captain Pike, Captain Lorca, and later seasons Michael Burnham after they let the actress' natural warmth and charm come through instead of keeping her as a culturally Vulcan human.

But I acknowledge its extremely experimental and while that leads to some great things, its also leads to some truely bad messes as well. Like season 1s horrifying Klingon makeup (I didn't like the the male Orions either, they are supposed to played by huge wrestler types).

 

[Henadic Theologian]

I thinks absurd that everyone keeps calling Jack Crusher a Rogue, he's clearly a Bard.

He can heal, he's a Jack of Trades (get it JACK of all trades ), he's a talker, he has a flair for the dramatic, he has mind controlling and other powers (Dominate Person), that screams Bard, not Rogue.

 

[trappedslider]

I thinks absurd that everyone keeps calling Jack Crusher a Rogue, he's clearly a Bard.

He can heal, he's a Jack of Trades (get it JACK of all trades ), he's a talker, he has a flair for the dramatic, he has mind controlling and other powers (Dominate Person), that screams Bard, not Rogue.

multiclass

 

[bloodtide]

I thinks absurd that everyone keeps calling Jack Crusher a Rogue, he's clearly a Bard.

He can heal, he's a Jack of Trades (get it JACK of all trades ), he's a talker, he has a flair for the dramatic, he has mind controlling and other powers (Dominate Person), that screams Bard, not Rogue.

Maybe Jack is a 1ST Edition D&D Bard?