The synths bring Narek and lock him up, and Soji confronts her deceitful lover: “You disgust me, Narek. They will bring with them a perfection to the universe that organics fear-anyone else getting notes of Borg in this vintage? Maybe these are the only ones the Borg could ever be afraid of, and Seven will use the Borg to fight them off? There’s a higher order of synthetic life out there (synth gods?) that will come to assist their fellow synths when called.
She somehow mind-melds with Agnes (despite being a synthetic…) and reveals that synthetics are the next step of evolution and waiting for humanity to destroy itself. Where Dahj and Soji are made to wholly imitate humanity, Sutra (the twin of Jana, whose death traumatized Rios) is eerie and deeply sinister, with Data’s yellow eyes and golden skin. We meet Soji’s golden doppelganger Sutra (also played by Isa Briones) in Star Trek: Picard Episode 9. And this utopia is about to face 218 Romulan Warbirds reigning down destruction upon the planet. Altan Inigo Soong and the late Bruce Maddox. This is a synthetic utopia, filled with beautiful, gold-flecked people in skimpy clothes, led by the aforementioned Dr. The production and costume design is straight out of the season 1 TNG episode “ Justice.” It’s wonderful and subtle. Picard and company trek to Soji’s home and, in one of the best callbacks to TOS and TNG yet, we meet a utopic community filled with scantily clad people.
Seven has her scary hero moment last episode, becoming a Borg queen to stop Narissa, then the rug is pulled out from under her she pursues Narek to save Picard, then the space flowers bring her down–why is she here? Obviously, we still have another episode, but it’s such strange story construction. I am still truly perplexed at this odd usage of side characters and subplots. Picard tells Elnor he’s proud and then they leave. The crew of the La Sirena walks to the crashed Borg cube then meets Seven and Elnor. In the midst of some of the poor, poor plotting of this series, they’ve done a great job of characterization, especially of late. Jurati scans him and finds out about his anomalous brain issue (see the Star Trek: The Next Generation finale “All Good Things”). Picard tells them he’s got a terminal brain condition and he doesn’t want sympathy, because it’ll “p**s him off.” That doesn’t stop Raffi from telling her friend she loves him, which he gruffly–and wonderfully–acknowledges. It brings them down on Coppelius, Soji’s world, and after Picard passes out, Dr. I loved the ridiculousness of it, the beauty of the effects. Some of the craziest imagery Star Trek has ever seen, and I loved it. These orchids envelop them, cut the power, and then Picard passes out. Then, up from the planet comes space flowers. The end of last week’s episode brought us to Soji and Dahj’s homeworld with Narek in pursuit – although we’ve got the Seven of Nine-piloted Borg Cube pursuing him. That being said, the rest of Star Trek: Picard Episode 9 had some solid elements – and that includes the mighty space orchids. After Discovery inexplicably dug out another long lost relation of Spock’s, we have another relative of Data and his creator. Moreover, it’s a cop-out after Maddox is credited with being the father of Soji and Dahj. Star Trek: Enterprise already gave us this we got more than enough Soong in Star Trek: The Next Generation. The Soongs are apparently like Spock’s family – there’s always another brother somewhere out there.
Lore could have returned (in fact, this is what I was predicting) so that we could get more Spiner. Next, we could use more Brent Spiner in Star Trek – please don’t get me wrong on this.
Picard mind meld how to#
Data could learn how to give a Vulcan neck pinch, but a synthetic being cannot mind-meld. However, in Star Trek, I’m fairly sure that circuitry cannot have a telepathic link. Have we moved into Doctor Who? I’d be fine with it there–the TARDIS and the Doctor have a psychic/telepathic/empathic link (let alone the plethora of psychic paper out there).
Picard mind meld android#
First, the easiest and yet most head-smacking moment for me: an android mind-melded. What did it for me was when an android mind-melded and when Brent Spiner returned (this should be a yay! moment, but alas) as another Soong.
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