So, Starfleet (Section 31?) captured changelings and tortured them, experimented on them... and they fought back. Honestly, that much is relatable. But again, I wouldn't expect that plotthread in Picard. And Jack's apparently not suffering from Irumodic Syndrome after all, but rather a special kind of creepy mind-reading/manipulating guy... okay. Could someone explain to me why it makes any sense to lure those guys on your own ship while simultaneously activating a highly unstable new AI/android?
However, being stupid enough to leave Data/Lore on an open connection to the board computer... I'd expect that, of course, including the teary-eyed speech to reach Data.
Cameo of the week: Tuvok. So we've got, aside from Worf, VOY and TNG characters but no one who actually has personal experience with the changelings. Marvelous.
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So, Starfleet (Section 31?) captured changelings and tortured them, experimented on them... and they fought back. Honestly, that much is relatable. But again, I wouldn't expect that plotthread in Picard. And Jack's apparently not suffering from Irumodic Syndrome after all, but rather a special kind of creepy mind-reading/manipulating guy... okay. Could someone explain to me why it makes any sense to lure those guys on your own ship while simultaneously activating a highly unstable new AI/android?
However, being stupid enough to leave Data/Lore on an open connection to the board computer... I'd expect that, of course, including the teary-eyed speech to reach Data.
Cameo of the week: Tuvok. So we've got, aside from Worf, VOY and TNG characters but no one who actually has personal experience with the changelings. Marvelous.