Last week’s Star Trek: Picard Season 2 Episode gave us a look at the alt-timeline and it was certainly impressive and interesting!
Sure, Jean-Luc Picard did have the skulls of his enemies on display, along with many a familiar character that we mgith have liked, but it was interesting nonetheless….
Now, we’re back with the crew as they’re trying to “fix” the timeline, by stealing and working with the Borg Queen!
As i pointed out earlier in our review for Episode 2 of Season 2, surprisingly The Borg Queen looks to be up to her own agenda in fixing the timeline,
let’s explore the previews for Star Trek: Picard Season 2 Episode 3!
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Episode Three so far looks like it is called “Assimilated” and will be directed by Lea Thompson! Excellent considering this is a time travel episode and our crew are going back to the year of 2024!
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Preview images for Episode 3 of Season 2 have also dropped online, along with trailers which we’ll be breaking down in a moment.
If you want to watch those trailers and take a look at the promo images, use the link in the video-description, as sadly we can’t show you fully in the video due to copyright restrictions via Paramount.
Alright, let’s talk about the latest trailer for Episode 3! It’s opening almost as if we just left off from Episode 2, no clue what has happened to the Magistrate or his Darkfleet guards!
Though, If i had to make a guess, they might have found some unfortunate fate with the Borg Queen! Perhaps assimilated?
Starfleet ships are chasing down the La Sirena, or should i specify and say alt-timeline Starfleet ships.
We’ve got a Steamrunner class and a two Nova-classes, making even more starship additions to Picard’s redemption to using Starfleet assets.
The Steamrunner and one of the Nova-classes are seen to be hit by modified torpedoes from the La-Sirena.
As the Ready Room Clip, which we’ll cover shortly points out, The Borg Queen modified these torpedoes and scored a critical hit on the pursuing starships.
Froma quick glance, both starships are hit right in the main deflector dish, causing some sort of chain-reaction, perhaps a Warp-core breach.
Additional scenes are shown with the Borg Queen being plugged in and taking control of the La Sirena.
Her voice can be heard saying “Calculating Temporal Trajector”, just as Rios loses flight control and infomgs Picad, he’s no longer flying.
Picard can be heard saying “If we fail here, we fail everyone”. From the looks of the dark background, this is lijkely when they arrive back in the past of the year 2024.
Jean-Luc and the crew have there mission of fixing the future and ensuring that the timeline is fixed for good.
The La-Sirena can also be seen commencing the time-jump, as it flies around the Sol System’s star, Rios can be heard counting up Warp 7, Warp 8 in traditional Star Trek fashion.
Let’s hope if they break Warp 10+ etc we don’t get Star Trek: Picard Lizard people? What would we call those? Actually, let’s not think about that, because i just also thought about the whole Nelix situation…. Moving on.
Elnor is seen in sick-bay, clearly in a lot of pain via being shot in Episode 2.
Weather Elnor will die is something I don’t personally know, it wouldn’t surprise me but at the same time, It would.
We don’t really see Elnor much in the trailers for the second season, mainly when the crew are in the year of 2024. What would he be doing?
As is the norm with all modern trailers, we’re treated to quick flash segments showing exploding starships, sparks onboard La Sirena, Jurati defending herself from The Borg Queen and more!
The final segment has the Borg Queen saying “The Past is now”, Indicating that they’re either travlign to the past, or have completed there time-jump. What is even more interesting, is we see a cut of Seven of Nine, but then a women crying? I think this same female character is Seven as well, but perhaps an alternate version here?
This week’s Ready Room clip is around the same time we find the trailer for Picard Episode 3. Right onboard the La Sirena, just as they’re under fire from the dark-fleet vessels.
The clip is focused on Agnes Jurati and The Borg Queen, as the latter has escaped containment and seeks a little bit of her own trouble in a sense.
The Queen’s containment chamnbert has been damaged during the La Sirena’s escape from the Confederation Earth and starships, allowing her to escape and randomly crawl around the deck.
It’s just creepy okay! Still, Impressive strength for standing on her hands and moving around like that.
At first i thought it was time for Jurati to be assimilated, or something like that, but instead we just see the Queen stare her down. As someone who is not a fan of horror, I’m creeped out here, like i just said…
“Allow Me”, is said by the Borg Queen as she extends her tubes to connect with the La Sirena and start taking over ship systems, right in preparation for the time-jump back to 2024.
As she connects, we see La Sirena’s warp-core turn Borg Green, all while the Queen calculates the temporal trajectory of the timejump, the same thing we see and hear in the trailer mentioned earlier.