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... under arrest, here?

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  • Travis S McClainTravis S McClain ✭✭✭✭✭
    Zetterbeard wrote: »
    Governor Worf looks great imo and I'm glad I got one.

    With his inclusion, I wonder if more "All Good Things" variants are due.

    Professor Data or Author La Forge perhaps.
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    I would expect a Collection, too, particularly as this is the 25th anniversary of that episode. It's still the greatest series finale of Trek, and one of the greatest in all of TV, period. They should re-film the future sequences with the cast as they are now. (No, I'm not serious. It could be amusing, though.)
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  • AviTrekAviTrek ✭✭✭✭✭
    Travis S McClain wrote: »
    Zetterbeard wrote: »
    Governor Worf looks great imo and I'm glad I got one.

    With his inclusion, I wonder if more "All Good Things" variants are due.

    Professor Data or Author La Forge perhaps.
    2qo7kyp1pdze.jpg

    I would expect a Collection, too, particularly as this is the 25th anniversary of that episode. It's still the greatest series finale of Trek, and one of the greatest in all of TV, period. They should re-film the future sequences with the cast as they are now. (No, I'm not serious. It could be amusing, though.)

    Make it an opening sequence in the new Picard show.
  • Matt_DeckerMatt_Decker ✭✭✭✭✭
    Travis S McClain wrote: »
    Zetterbeard wrote: »
    Governor Worf looks great imo and I'm glad I got one.

    With his inclusion, I wonder if more "All Good Things" variants are due.

    Professor Data or Author La Forge perhaps.
    2qo7kyp1pdze.jpg

    I would expect a Collection, too, particularly as this is the 25th anniversary of that episode. It's still the greatest series finale of Trek, and one of the greatest in all of TV, period. They should re-film the future sequences with the cast as they are now. (No, I'm not serious. It could be amusing, though.)

    Filming with cast as they are now might work for some of them, but not Brent Spiner. It always bothered me how Data put on a little chub over time. It would be much worse now.
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  • Shy KhanShy Khan ✭✭✭✭✭
    Matt_Decker wrote: »
    Travis S McClain wrote: »
    Zetterbeard wrote: »
    Governor Worf looks great imo and I'm glad I got one.

    With his inclusion, I wonder if more "All Good Things" variants are due.

    Professor Data or Author La Forge perhaps.
    2qo7kyp1pdze.jpg

    I would expect a Collection, too, particularly as this is the 25th anniversary of that episode. It's still the greatest series finale of Trek, and one of the greatest in all of TV, period. They should re-film the future sequences with the cast as they are now. (No, I'm not serious. It could be amusing, though.)

    Filming with cast as they are now might work for some of them, but not Brent Spiner. It always bothered me how Data put on a little chub over time. It would be much worse now.
    I’d imagine they would go the Marvel route of making him CGI young again.
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  • Dirk GundersonDirk Gunderson ✭✭✭✭✭
    Matt_Decker wrote: »
    Travis S McClain wrote: »
    Zetterbeard wrote: »
    Governor Worf looks great imo and I'm glad I got one.

    With his inclusion, I wonder if more "All Good Things" variants are due.

    Professor Data or Author La Forge perhaps.
    2qo7kyp1pdze.jpg

    I would expect a Collection, too, particularly as this is the 25th anniversary of that episode. It's still the greatest series finale of Trek, and one of the greatest in all of TV, period. They should re-film the future sequences with the cast as they are now. (No, I'm not serious. It could be amusing, though.)

    Filming with cast as they are now might work for some of them, but not Brent Spiner. It always bothered me how Data put on a little chub over time. It would be much worse now.

    Yeah, if you put pictures of Data from 1987 and 2002 side by side it becomes super obvious. I completely understand why Brent Spiner felt uncomfortable with the idea of continuing to play a supposedly non-aging character.
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