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Easter Eggs You Missed In Star Trek: Picard Episode 10

Easter Eggs You Missed In Star Trek: Picard Episode 10

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Easter Eggs You Missed In Star Trek: Picard Episode 10 Corbz273: Now that I'm officially done with the first season, I've had one burning question since the first episode:
This season takes place in 2399 and frequently flashes back to the attempts at the rescue of Romulans from the supernova in 2385, before the synth ban. But according to the 2009 Star Trek, the supernova happened in 2387. And this was before the creation of the Kelvin timeline. If the Federation was able to predict the supernova 2 years before it happened but then the rescue had to be stopped because of the Mars attack, why did Nero's wife stay on Romulus instead of evacuating? Wouldn't they already know that a supernova was coming? If she had left Romulus, then she would be alive and Nero wouldn't have taken revenge, thus preventing the Kelvin timeline as we know it

Date: 2020-07-14

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Picard's meeting Data, in the death scene, was Picard's consciousness being linked. computer wise. with Data's! As Picard's mind is transferred, while his body dies. it's linked to Data's consciousness that exists in the bio compute. At the end, Picard pulls out Data's chips. reverting to where. Data grows old and disappears with the vision of Picard by his side! Data. is still in those 3 chips!
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The title of the season finale does not refer to a waffle ( which is being mis-pronounced here as eggo) but rather, the ego (pronounced with a long e as in ee-go) and is defined as the part of the mind that mediates between the conscious and the unconscious and is responsible for reality testing and a sense of personal identity. The title is a Latin phrase with a very interesting meaning.
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I would like to know what class of starship Riker's Zheng He is, along with a good many of the other Starfleet ships, evidently. Riker mentions the Zheng He being the most powerful and formidable ship Starfleet has. Is she a Sovereign class, or something even more advanced? It was hard for me to tell on my screen. Thanks.
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Data already knew what it was like to know he was going to die twice before: Once in Times Arrow when they discovered his head in the past, and again at the moment he committed to saving Picard at the end of Nemesis. Mortality didnt seem to be that big of a deal to him then, it was just more of a curiosity.
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I missed all of the easter eggs because I refuse to watch this shit. Be honest, if this wasn't filled with nostalgia and was a completely original show with the same content, would anyone be praising it?
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Whenever I see these I know that I spotted every single Easter egg and wonder if the ones you didn't include you missed making me think I should make these videos
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my gosh, they had a skybeam in the last episode, that was very much the last straw for me, whoever wrote this series watched too much Hollywood rubbish.
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You forgot the part where Picard kills the Emperor of the Borg, takes all of Datas stuff when he dies, and is from then on known as Jean-Luc Data
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It's not 'Star Trek' and it's not 'Picard'. It's just some really old dude doing boring stuff in a universe that isn't the Star Trek universe.
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