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PICARD Season 3 Episode 5 BREAKDOWN: Every Star Trek Easter Egg
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Our PICARD Season 3 Episode 5 BREAKDOWN is here! Ro Laren makes her Star Trek return to reveal a sweeping Changling conspiracy in StarFleet.
Edited by Harriet Lengel-Enright and Brianna McLarty
#Picard #Episode5 #StarTrek
The episode opens on what appears to be a regular ole’ day on the USS Titan, we get some classic Original Series bridge sound effects, [clip] and our resident new Vulcan officer, Lieutenant T’Veen saying something is “fascinating.” This of course was the catch phrase of another famous Vulcan in starfleet…
Doug: Tuvok?
What? No dude, Spock. [clip]. And Ensign La Forge, ticks off some starship stuff she’s doing, saying [“RCS, ICS, ODN.” ]
RCS stands for “reaction control thruster,” ODN stands for “optical data network,” and, of course, ISC is an old nickname from deep in Star Trek canon which references the college nickname of your mom.
Anyway, Jack suddenly comes in, in uniform and clutching a phaser. We get a close-up of his phaser, and again, as in previous episodes, this is definitely closer to the style of phasers we saw in Star Trek V and Star Trek VI, than anything from this era of Trek.
Jack murders all the crewmembers with his phaser, which feels like very Undiscovered Country.
[CLIP]
Doug: Oh my god, is Jack Crusher like Anakin Skywalker? Is he like on the path to the Darkside? Or like Kylo Ren? Will Jack end up killing Picard and kissing Khan’s grandaughter?
Ryan A: I don’t really think Star Trek will turn Jack into a Sith Lord
[CLIP]
Doug: His eyes just go all evil. He’s the Sith Lord we’ve been looking for!
Ryan: No, this is Star Trek.
[CLIP]
[CLIP]
Doug: Whatever you say, perso n.
[CLIP]
The title of this episode is “Imposters,” which, more than any Star Trek episode in a very long time directly addresses the fallout from the Dominion War, the massive war that was fought in the latter seasons of Deep Space Nine. We begin with Riker saying “Acting Captain’s Log,” continuing from the closing of Episode 4 when Picard said “Admiral’s log.” We haven’t heard Riker record a log voiceover since the days of The Next Generation.
Riker says that the Titan has “limped to the edge of the Alpha Quadrant,” which confirms that the Ryton system is in the Beta Quadrant.
Seven talks about a special optical imaging scanner that has been “standard protocol since the Dominion War” And that this device verifies that people coming onboard the ship are not shapeshifters. This means, that it’s going to be very hard to determine who the real imposters are, from now on….
Edited by Harriet Lengel-Enright and Brianna McLarty
#Picard #Episode5 #StarTrek
The episode opens on what appears to be a regular ole’ day on the USS Titan, we get some classic Original Series bridge sound effects, [clip] and our resident new Vulcan officer, Lieutenant T’Veen saying something is “fascinating.” This of course was the catch phrase of another famous Vulcan in starfleet…
Doug: Tuvok?
What? No dude, Spock. [clip]. And Ensign La Forge, ticks off some starship stuff she’s doing, saying [“RCS, ICS, ODN.” ]
RCS stands for “reaction control thruster,” ODN stands for “optical data network,” and, of course, ISC is an old nickname from deep in Star Trek canon which references the college nickname of your mom.
Anyway, Jack suddenly comes in, in uniform and clutching a phaser. We get a close-up of his phaser, and again, as in previous episodes, this is definitely closer to the style of phasers we saw in Star Trek V and Star Trek VI, than anything from this era of Trek.
Jack murders all the crewmembers with his phaser, which feels like very Undiscovered Country.
[CLIP]
Doug: Oh my god, is Jack Crusher like Anakin Skywalker? Is he like on the path to the Darkside? Or like Kylo Ren? Will Jack end up killing Picard and kissing Khan’s grandaughter?
Ryan A: I don’t really think Star Trek will turn Jack into a Sith Lord
[CLIP]
Doug: His eyes just go all evil. He’s the Sith Lord we’ve been looking for!
Ryan: No, this is Star Trek.
[CLIP]
[CLIP]
Doug: Whatever you say, perso n.
[CLIP]
The title of this episode is “Imposters,” which, more than any Star Trek episode in a very long time directly addresses the fallout from the Dominion War, the massive war that was fought in the latter seasons of Deep Space Nine. We begin with Riker saying “Acting Captain’s Log,” continuing from the closing of Episode 4 when Picard said “Admiral’s log.” We haven’t heard Riker record a log voiceover since the days of The Next Generation.
Riker says that the Titan has “limped to the edge of the Alpha Quadrant,” which confirms that the Ryton system is in the Beta Quadrant.
Seven talks about a special optical imaging scanner that has been “standard protocol since the Dominion War” And that this device verifies that people coming onboard the ship are not shapeshifters. This means, that it’s going to be very hard to determine who the real imposters are, from now on….
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