Ups & Downs From Star Trek: Picard 3.6 - The Bounty

A legacy cementing episode.

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[TheAdam]

Spiner playing Data, Lore, B4, and Soong in a few seconds, that was an amazing piece of acting

[owenyeoh]

And the fact that Data referred to Picard as 'Captain', hints at the memory transfer at Nemesis was what's loaded ... precious. I teared

[rufusqristofer]

Missed a big Up. When Geordi says to Picard about breaking treaties and Picard responds, “well, I guess they can put it on my tab.” Come on, that’s like the most badass moment ever.

[Kelse]

Cannot believe how sentimental I got seeing all the old ships at the museum along with the snipers of the different themes. This season of the show has been the best so far. It's the gift that keeps on giving.

[hammerman]

Can I just say, since you kinda glossed over it: How amazing a performance did Brent Spiner give in that moment when he's flashing between his various personalities (19:07)? That deserved an "up" in my opinion. It's not an easy task yet Brent made it look effortless. We clearly saw each individual character literally flash one by one across his face.

[MaybeAnnatar]

The delivery of "Yeah its been a weird week" was my favorite moment in the episode.

[Bastion]

As soon as Fleet Museum was mentioned, I knew we were going to see Voyager. I was not disappointed. I watched as Seven pressed the buttons, bringing each ship up, anticipating Voyager's reveal and her talk to Jack about it. Love it! That was my favourite moment, but my other two included Data saying 'Geordi' - gave me goosebumps - and shaw fanboying over Geordi.

[honestiago]

A lovely moment you didn't mention was Alton Soong's final log entry: "My intention was to live beyond my days, to become my own legacy. Now I realise that wasn't just poor humanity, it was poor science. Evolution is not an act of preservation, it's addition."

The most unapologetically nostalgic series of Trek reminding us innovation and addition isn't just good science, it's good humanity. I'd only just stopped crying after the Seven/Voyager scene

[shahaf]

I gotta admit, when Voyager showed up I cried. It is my favorite show and I couldn't hold it back. Seeing Seven introduce it made it all the more special.

[scottscholze]

The scene of USS Voyager back on our screens, incredible, I've missed her.

I'm fairly certain, the smile on Seven's face, wasn't just Seven's, it was Jeri Ryan's. An emotional scene for both the character and the actor. A reunion on so many levels.

[marcbraun]

Can we give a bit more credit to how amazing Jeri Ryan was when reminiscing about the Voyager, please? The image of the Voyager on screen and her acting here managed to rewind all of Voyager through my head in a split second and I had goosebumps. This season overall manages to remind me how good these actors actually are in these roles.
That said, I have one major down related to that and it's the "I'm Lore, I'm B4, I'm Soong" bit. Brent Spiner always could show how good he was, conveying different roles pefectly although they're in the same scene and look exactly the same. We never had a problem knowing if we're looking at Lore or Data, this was unnecessary and kind of clunky, at least this should have spelled out by another person than him.
Shaw meeting Geordi on the other hand, so good. He has his priorities straight in his hero worship. No respect for Picard or Riker but please give me an autograph Mr. La Forge. :D

[martinvranovsky]

As someone who was made a Trekkie by ENT, seeing that refit NX-01 was probably a bigger treat than any other easter egg in this episode. How fantastic to see it canonized! Now to put a reunion show together...

[deborahabston]

One of my favorite moments was Geordi telling Jack to stay away from his daughter. Laughed out loud!

[ethal]

With the number of times they've mentioned Janeway, and now seeing the actual Voyager and Seven talking about finding her family there, I'm almost counting on a Kate Mulgrew cameo before the end of the season.

[jennifermaggio]

Enjoying this season of Picard MUCH! Brings back all the feels! This is how Picard should have been all along!

[elmagodeoss]

I don't know why but this last season, in addition to bringing closure to TNG, is bringing closure to part of my childhood/adolescence. Kudos to the writers

[PhillMC]

When Geordi said "you know how many treaties you just broke" and picard says "theyll have to put it on my tab". I laughed. Real hard

[stars]

It made perfect sense to me when Vadic killed her subordinate that was disagreeing with her. She’d never treat a fellow Changeling like that, but it’s exactly how a Changeling would treat a Jem’Hadar

[carla]

This episode was awesome. Cried like a baby with all the nostalgia. It will be hard to say goodbye to this crew. Again.

[dustincarlson]

You mentioned Battlestar Galactica! All I could think of after them mentioning the fact that the fleet was all interconnected was the fact that here were a bunch of ships that were old, and NOT connected, like the Galactica was. I really hoped they’d be taking one of them out for a spin.