BORG HOMEWORLD OFFLINE

BORG HOMEWORLD OFFLINE

or even pseudo-A.I., and why the Borg Cube went offline when it assimilated the Shanor. This would explain the Romulan hatred of A.I. Perhaps Control went to the distant past of the Romulan people and assimilated them. In Discovery Season 2, Control behaved like a primitive version of the Borg, complete with nano-probes capable of taking over human bodies. If Control was defeated in 2257, but another version visited the distant Romulan past, then a lot of things start to make sense. Leland was 'assimilated' by Control in 'Discovery.' CBS Control could be a time-traveling proto-Borg apocalypse that feels awfully similar to the vision Spock saw in Discovery Season 2. Right at the beginning of Picard Episode 7, 'Nepenthe,' we returned to the moment earlier in the season, where Commodore Oh enlists Jurati to sabotage Jean-Luc's Synth search. So those similarities between Picard and Discovery are likely intentional. Just like the heyday of the '90s, Star Trek is now a fully unified franchise again. By 2005, the feature films and TV rights to Star Trek were split up, and stayed that way until late 2019. No other geek franchise had a canon integrated across three TV series and feature films. Spoilers and speculation ahead.Д«ack in the mid-'90s, the Star Trek was the closest thing we had to the modern MCU. Jurati is up to, but we now have a much bigger clue thanks to a mind-meld that reminded us more than a little bit of Discovery Season 2.ДЄre these two series really that separate? Here's how Picard may have just laid the foundation to create a Star Trek version of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In the latest episode of Star Trek: Picard, a huge plot point about the future of artificial intelligence in the Star Trek universe got a little crazy.

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