Spoiler alert! Ariel, Norm, and Kishore dive into the questions raised by the season finale of Star Trek: Picard and the resolution of the season-long mystery. What does the Star Trek universe look like now after the events of the show? We discuss the themes of the season, rewarding moments for Star Trek fans, and what we hope to see in Season 2!
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i do wonder how much of the last 2-3 episodes were influenced by the pick up of season #2 – did they rework the endings to fit into that idea. might PICARD have died ” for real’ if they did not have season 2 on the horizon.
I do wonder if Picard was intended for only a single season and the writers used that as an excuse to include all the elements they would want for a one shot show. It felt like a pretty good 2 hour movie that was stretched for 10 episodes. It also felt like it was partitioned between several writers who were not entirely on the same page or they were shooting the early episodes while writing the later ones and the story just got away from them.
Can you please do an episode on Project Blue Book? Project Blue Book is a Canadian show that is based on the true story of Dr Allen Hynek’s investigations into UFOs for the US Air Force. It is a very interesting show with incredible world-building for its setting in the 50s. It currently has two seasons. The show is also interesting for the way that it depicts famous historical (space related) figures such as Wernher Von Braun. I will say no more for risk of spoilers, but this could be an interesting podcast both for it’s historical, pop culture and astrobiological interest.
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