Yep. I doubt there was ever a romantic relationship—Picard is pretty emotionally stunted and they have the age gap—but otherwise totally agree.

I mean, I posted mine on throwing a dart at a board based on Zack’s review, so it’s possible. I’ve mostly just thought of Lore’s “end” as a plothole, so I’d love it if this series addressed it. Seriously... they just stuck one of the best recurring TNG villains in storage?

I can’t conceive of a reason for Q to come back based on what we’ve seen from this series, both in plot and tone, but I would really, really love it.

Look man, if you need all the dots connected for you, I dunno what to tell you other than that I get why you don’t like the show. It’s twenty years of history between getting 24 episodes a year for 7 years followed by four films. If you can’t fill in some of the blanks with your imagination based on what’s been shown,…

I... don’t know if I want a Picard show with Picard but not Picard, i.e. android Picard as you suggest. That thought hadn’t even occurred to me, even though they did kinda hit us over the head with it, so that’s on me.

‘Raffi says “I love you.” What? When? Why?’

What if Alton Soong is Lore in a new body? He was deactivated and dismantled at the end of “Decent pt. II” in TNG, so his body would have presumably ended up with Agnes and Maddox as B-4's did. Lore being behind some of this would explain the evil vibes (and sort of TNG-era skin tone) from Sutra.

Yeah, I read the scene completely differently than Zack. I think Seven was afraid to reconnect to the collective, but for a different reason than it being “the worst nightmare of her life”—she said it herself: she was worried she wouldn’t want to disconnect from the collective. That is far more interesting than the…

I don’t really want more adventures with the old crew, but if the show gets another season, I would love to see more reunions. I’m especially curious about Beverly and what happened with her and Picard’s relationship.

He’s played by a different actor in Picard, so maybe it’s not the strict definition of a “familiar face,” but Dr. Bruce Maddox was the dude who argued that Data was Starfleet property so he could disassemble and analyze him in the season 2 episode “Measure of a Man.”

Also, “Cancel red alert!... it’s a burnt tomato.”

Caity Lotz has always been great, but I don’t remember Sara being fun on Arrow, mostly because nobody was allowed to be fun on that show (except Felicity) for a long, long time.  I’m glad the rest of the Arrowverse has lightened up (although the Flash headed in the wrong direction after season 1 and has only recently…

Remember what a dick he was when he first showed up on Arrow? The way this show utilizes him and Sara versus that show is a revelation.

Sounds like classic Romulan shit to me. Even their secrets have secrets.  That’s sort of their whole deal, man.

That was my reading of this scene is well. Seems obvious that she’s Romulan, not Vulcan. The Admiral even said as much—“That’s why I contacted you.”

She came into this dive bar not far from where I live in New Orleans a few times to do stand-up and otherwise hang out a few years ago (while filming Keanu, I think). She was awesome. Super funny, nice, but definitely still very much the person you would imagine (she busted a lot of balls), and she wrote “Google…

How the fuck did he get through this entire review with NO mention of Jake Gyllenhaal’s batshit crazy (in the best way) appearance towards the end? Mr. Music or GTFO.

I feel like Agents of SHIELD is goofy enough at times to go for it, but they already finished filming their final season (and it won’t air until this summer).

I resemble this remark.

I rewatched last week’s episode this weekend. The hypno-statue was in the cave with them when/where Amity killed everyone; I haven’t rewatched the season premiere, but presumably it was down there when Annie fell, too.  Although I also thought the statue was what Amity was referring to last week when she said (in the…