Star Trek: Picard (Page 10 of 12)

A whimsey. season one was  more or less just Picard but we now have the full menagerie of TNG. I dont want Wesley back, some one mentioned him, just wonderng who else will turn up. Why call the show Picard if it is just the later adventures of TNG? TOG The old Generation, a better title. Seems to show a real lack of imagination, they started with an idea but then seemed to see it was a one trick pony. Typical of Amercan shows they keep on milking it while the fans love it, so had to come up with some thing else, and the only thing they could think of was TNG. There should only have been one season of Picard rather than this iteration of TNG. But $ talk I suppose while the viewing firgures are good ( or stewart dies)

your comment makes me wonder if that is why things have panned out the way they have. The producers lost their nerve and went back to a winning formula. I rather like the old fogeys ensemble show, seeing them all old and wrinkled, the last hurrah! lol

I am not a being from Nordic folklore

I'm finding it very good. I don't see Wesley coming back, I knew from trailers for S3 and stuff I've read about the one's who have finally arrived but that's it

Whoops, replace the first "season" with the word "see".  Wesley is there in season 2.  Oh, and I'd probably just use a little salt and pepper.

Ha!  I like it.

Another good episode.  For me 3x8 would have been a good series-ender, just ignore the whole "red door" thing and I'd be happy if that was that.

But another two episodes?  Hmmm.

Shouldn't be a problem now that the team is back together. 3x8, so good.

see the title of the last eps "The Last Generation" This has turned into a swan song series for the old fooggies

one point. what happened to Season 2 and Agnes becoming the Borg queen and joining the Federation and the super transport conduit? Now it seems the Borg are bad again? what am I missing? This degree of inconsistancy if true is shameful! Proves my point they gave up on the original title "Picard" & lost their nerve?

It's all explained in season 2, so it might be a good opportunity to go back and re-watch.

The Borg encountered in season 3, episode 9 are the absolute original Borg that were completely unaffected by the events of season 2 with Agnes and 1 single Borg queen who went back in time with Picard and co.  Those original Borg have been waiting in the (mostly) Delta quadrant, recovering from the destruction caused by Janeway and the events leading to the USS Voyager's final triumphant return home.

That single queen who travelled back in time with Picard and co, joined together with Agnes during season 2 to form a new kind of collective, which I believe was all about giving people a choice rather than the aggressive practices of the original Borg.

The Agnes/Queen and that new collective flew off into space on the Confederation/CSS version of the La Sirena, and as far as we know kept itself away from the original Borg over the centuries between the events surrounding the 21st Century launch of the Europa mission and the start of the 25th Century, until they revealed themselves to Picard on the Stargazer and swore to stand by and monitor a potential threat (as described in the season 2 finale).

It's possible that Agnes/Queen and her new collective might come to help Picard liberate Starfleet from the original Borg who have taken it over, alongside the Changelings.