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- Picard, the La Sirena - The Trek BBS
If Picard takes the Holosuite as his private quarters, does that mean everyone is doubling up until he can kludge together single births? So perhaps the wings were open cargo bays with force fields to keep an atmosphere in but as Rios modified and reconfigured his ship he add quarters that eliminated cargo space
- Picards Kurlan naiskos drop is pretty hilarious. | The Trek BBS
Picard and Riker are in the, thanks to Riker's brilliant actions during the BOP attack, unsalvageable saucer of the Enterprise and are combing through the wrecked remains of Picard's ready room, looking for his photo album from the first part of the film (never mind the fact that in that scene he was in his quarters looking at it, but
- Picard vs Sisko - The Trek BBS
I think Picard has more skills in one on one tactical scenarios, not in overall miltary strategy as Sisko had Sisko on the Enterprise D E, well I think he would be lost too lol I think his strength is not in diplomacy, and would tire in resolving disputes or tackling Romulans as Picard did Regarding the Borg, he could use his military
- Star Trek: Picard - The Trek BBS
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard General Discussion Thread Tuskin38; Sep 28, 2019; 599 600 601 Replies 12K
- Spoilers Picard News Reviews from Outside Sources
Picard learns to be vulnerable to love properly Even though Rios left he got the home and family he always wanted, Jurati similarly found belonging in bringing together a new Borg Collective Seven and Raffi are in a stable place in their relationship and both have a happy future on the horizon and Elnor is alive and well and ready to thrive
- Would TNG Have Worked Without Picard? | The Trek BBS
However, the direction the TNG films took and Stewart's demand that Picard avoid being a TNG reunion leads me to think that the show might have actually done better without him in the long run Riker would still be a main focus as captain, but I think the writers and producers would have strengthened the ensemble nature of the show
- Geordies wife and kids in All Good Things vs. Picard
Picard did say "I prefer to look on the future as something which is not written in stone A lot of things can happen in twenty-five years " as well, so it wasn't just or necessarily the potential temporal tinkering by Q, assuming he was tinkering temporal events and not absolute conjuring up fluff out of thin air
- ST Picard: Things that just happen | Page 2 | The Trek BBS
Let's just call a duck a duck: Q was nothing more than a plot device to send Picard back in time to deal with his mommy issues (which was a huge retcon, as he had no such issues in TNG), his psychologically unstable ancestor (who was actually fine except that Q was pretending to be her therapist for whatever stupid reason) and to have an excuse to kill off characters so that they could bring
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