Series finales are always difficult because no matter what, you’re going to upset a whole lot of people and hear about it for the next month. Hopefully, Farewell will leave more than a few fans happy and looking forward to an amazing season 3 because it’s pretty special. With Queen…
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With Its Complexity And Intricately Woven Story Line Picard Episode 8 Mercy Is Sci-Fi At Some Of Its Finest
Within the limits of Mercy lies an unabridged look at the metamorphosis happening between Agnes and The Queen. While the Queen (with Jurati stuck inside) is compulsively looking to assimilate and get a jump start on her weird hobby of collecting sentient beings for companionship, long walks on the beach,…
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Star Trek: Picard S2 E4 The Watcher Is A Pivotal Point Within All The Exasperating Mayhem
Photo courtesy of CBSViacom, upcoming hangover courtesy of who? Hang on to your butts, it’s going to get rough. Episode 4 is as frustrating as it is instructive for the crew. While Picard is running amok (ok, briskly strolling with great concern) through Los Angeles looking for The Watcher, Rios…
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Picard Episode 9 Hide And Seek Wonderfully Illuminates The Battle For The Mind
As we dive into episode 9 the clocking is running out on the Borg’s campaign to jumpstart their assimilation of, well, the entire universe and Picard is to blame. Actually, he seems to be the bane of quite a few existences, including Dr. Soong, whose undying obsession with a legacy…
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Monsters Run Amok in Episode Seven Of Star Trek: Picard
So here we are, all dressed up and with no one to assimilate with. I’d also like to point out that being assimilated means that sure, you hear voices and you’re not exactly in control of the original you, but holy cow you’re wardrobe choices become the stuff fashion legends…
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Star Trek Picard And Discovery Eloquently Scrutinize What First Contact Means And How It Can Forever Haunt You
First contact has gone well for some in the Star Trek universe, and then there’s Q and 10-C. Both have been aggressively invasive, both have technically made first contact themselves (who would create and then send out a giant world-destroying DMA and think no one would notice and start asking…