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I'm betting behind the red door is

Peter Crisp wrote:I'm betting behind the red door is

A holodeck on the Enterprise with the The entire Enterprise crew pointing and laughing at them as revenge for the super gooseberry fool way that series ended.

I think:

I'm definitely liking the series a bit less. The last couple of episodes have felt like a bit of a holding pattern and I really want them to move the plot forward.

3x09

Think its still continuing it's downward trend from first half highs, but it's still so far beyond s1/s2 I can enjoy.

I really enjoyed that.

Qikz wrote:I really enjoyed that.

I think Seven will save Shaw with her nanoprobes like she saved Nelix that one time, no way they kill his character when he has so much potential

Qikz wrote:I really enjoyed that.

I think Seven will save Shaw with her nanoprobes like she saved Nelix that one time, no way they kill his character when he has so much potential

E9:

The nostalgia hit me hard with that one, tears in my eyes during the final scenes :lol:

Garth wrote:The nostalgia hit me hard with that one, tears in my eyes during the final scenes

Same. Especially hearing Majel's voice as the Enterprise D computer again

I wonder what Taf thought of it.

I thought the "organic Borg" thing was crap. But overall it was a decent enough episode.

They've left themselves a lot to do in the final episode though. I expect a reset button will get pressed at some point.

Garth wrote:The nostalgia hit me hard with that one, tears in my eyes during the final scenes

I vocally giggled and grinned like a strawberry floating child when they showed off the Enterprise-D. :slol:

I loved the little nod to the lighting. I was wondering if the Bridge was gonna be lit like the TV show, Generations or all the other modern ships where its dark as strawberry float, and then they start strawberry floating dim before they slowly turn up. They knew people talk about how dark these new ships are. Loved it. :wub:

3x09-

I know the reason was because they wanted the Next Gen cast on the EnterpriseD by themselves but in-story it looks like the characters left Seven and Rafi to die on Titan.

Bad death for Shaw as well. At least let him have a heroic sacrifice given this emotional connection with the borg.

Memento Mori wrote:3x09-

I know the reason was because they wanted the Next Gen cast on the EnterpriseD by themselves but in-story it looks like the characters left Seven and Rafi to die on Titan.

Bad death for Shaw as well. At least let him have a heroic sacrifice given this emotional connection with the borg.

I'm fully expecting Seven and Raffi to turn up in Voyager at the end

SEP wrote:
Memento Mori wrote:3x09-

I know the reason was because they wanted the Next Gen cast on the EnterpriseD by themselves but in-story it looks like the characters left Seven and Rafi to die on Titan.

Bad death for Shaw as well. At least let him have a heroic sacrifice given this emotional connection with the borg.

I'm fully expecting Seven and Raffi to turn up in Voyager at the end

I think Shaw will as well. Seven can save him and it'd be the ultimate strawberry float you as well given how much he hates the Borg for what they did, only to be saved by Borg tech from Seven's nanoprobes.

The ending to that episode was very fun, enjoyed the big moment a lot. The plot has really gone off the rails though...!

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My thoughts can be summed up by "ugh":

EDIT: I actually don't want to be too negative about it. Still the best season by far but over all it's good not great.

Lex-Man wrote:My thoughts can be summed up by "ugh":

I think it lost me when they brought the Borg back. Like they said "We haven't seen the Borg in x years but they've been important parts of the last two seasons.
I kept thinking about that complaint that Dr Who always seems to lean on the Daleks like a crutch. It kind of cut the whole bringing back the Enterprise D thing for me at the end.
Also I do really see how they're going to take on the whole fleet. I'm guessing time travel and maybe making some kind of deal with the evil shape shifting lady.

EDIT: I actually don't want to be too negative about it. Still the best season by far but over all it's good not great.

Qikz wrote:
Lex-Man wrote:My thoughts can be summed up by "ugh":

I think it lost me when they brought the Borg back. Like they said "We haven't seen the Borg in x years but they've been important parts of the last two seasons.
I kept thinking about that complaint that Dr Who always seems to lean on the Daleks like a crutch. It kind of cut the whole bringing back the Enterprise D thing for me at the end.
Also I do really see how they're going to take on the whole fleet. I'm guessing time travel and maybe making some kind of deal with the evil shape shifting lady.

EDIT: I actually don't want to be too negative about it. Still the best season by far but over all it's good not great.

Season 1 borg were a cube no longer connected to the hive. Season 2 was the borg that became Jurati's borg, people from the past assimilated. This season is the real borg threat, the one that Janeway heavily crippled in the Delta Quadrant. This is the real actual dangerous borg this time and the plan they had with the changelings was actually pretty damn cool at least.

Sure but it would have been cool if

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