In this photo it looks like he’s telling the Batman that more innocent lives will perish if his demands for Hunny are not met.

Anyone else getting “Stepford Wives prequel” vibes? It’d explain a few things. I’m probably wrong, cuz WB doesn’t appear to own that IP, but still...

So the other sarcophagus that Marc and Steven didn’t open... I’m guessing that’s the third personality who took over and killed those guys in episode 3.

According to the credits he’s “Agent Wells.” If that’s not a ham-fisted reference, then the writers are better at misdirection than I give them credit for.

I’m hoping it’s this but they could’ve done this so much sooner and saved time on the other sideplots like Rios being also captured and Picard getting coma’d 

“Adopted but still looks like him” does sound exactly like Star Trek Picard logic.

I was trying to figure out why Picard’s dream version of his father would be wearing a DS9/VOY-era Starfleet uniform, and then it hit me: are they playing up James Callis’ resemblance to Alexander Siddig? Like... I literally can’t think of any other reason other than to try to confuse people into thinking they might…

That was awesome!

That made me chuckle. When he said, “I’m from Chile,” I knew exactly what was coming next, and they didn’t disappoint.

Another reference from Voyage Home

“I’m from Chile. I only work in outer space.”

I think Renee may be a distraction and Kore is the real timeline changer.

I’ve played every mainline entry and don’t ask me to explain the lore in any meaningful way lol. One day gamers will accept that adaptations are adaptations and not carbon copies.

I am... to be brutally honest... enjoying this show so far.

She’s the only one who’s got her shit together in this entire series.

This episode was a total mess and the series feels like it’s both padded out and losing steam, which is unfortunate. The Agnes/Borg thing was telegraphed practically from day one and I expect a number of fan theories will be vindicated. Mad credit to the costume designer, though, Alison Pill looked absolutely…

Dress one like Amy Pond and the other as Nebula and you have my $15.

We’re about on schedule for Cruise to take a cocky pool-hustler under his wing.

I was joking about this last week, but now I’m more certain that the Watcher is a Gary 7 type character. The transport scene at the end is very much like what we saw in Assignment Earth.

As much as I love the character, does everyone need an overly long backstory these days?

What, no mention of the awesome ST:IV throwback? :-D