Introduction
The bad guys board the USS Titan, and people pretend to have ethical debates. We learn a few drips of information about the antagonists. Somehow, despite the Big Event being mere hours away, it still find a way not to happen within the run time of this episode.
Maybe no one has complete, coherent conversations because they simply can't see one another, or their scripts?
Introduction
The Enterprise crew runs into some kidnaping trouble back home on Earth. Trip gets accustomed to his new ship and T'Pol feels his absence. Malcolm experiences a conflict of interest.
"The first rule of forehead ridges is we do not talk about forehead ridges."
Introduction
At long last every major TNG cast member who is not dead or Traveling the limitless dimensions of the cosmos receives screen time in the same episode. And we are left to question: why did it take six episodes?
Star Trek Picard: A floating museum of references to things you actually like.
Introduction
Archer and Shran discover that the operator of the marauding drone vessels is Andorian - but not a run of the mill Andorian. Rather, he is a member of an underground, pacifist sect of Andorians known as the Aenar.
"I don't think Mark Zuckerberg is ever going to get this Oculus Rift crap to sell, Captain."
Introduction
Starfleet sends an investigator to hash out who did what and who needs to be punished for the last four episodes. Meanwhile, Worf realizes that he murdered his only informant and needs to find another one, while Raffi does donuts in the parking lot with her aggressively spinning wheels.
Introduction
Shran's lover Talas takes a turn for the worse, which threatens the fragile alliance Archer is forming to fight the unknown marauder.
Introduction
After four hours of "s#$% or get off the pot" storytelling, Picard Season 3 decides in favor of the former and pinches off this loaf.
Introduction
Enterprise is interrupted in its mission to mediate a dispute between Tellarites and Andorians by a mysterious attacking vessel.
Introduction
Still stuck in the same spot as last episode, Picard Season 3 decides that trashing its characters will pass the time instead of advancing the plot.
Pictured: What Star Trek will look like after Stewart and Frakes sign away their likeness rights.
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Two strangers inhabit the bodies of the Enterprise crew during a crisis.
