Must be some kind of mistake, as play time is 55:48 on the player. Spoilers.
Big switch from the last episode, with the Raffi and Worf sequence much more fun that the shipboard sequence. Giving Raffi someone to work with makes it a lot more engaging, and Worf is a more interesting character than he’s ever been before. The off screen growth is in the right direction, and it’s something I want to see more of. There’s great chemistry between Raffi and Worf as well.
The ship board side is a bit distracted by trying to do two stories at once. We have the ‘dodge the Shrike’ which is where the main tension is, but it gets distracted into ‘Picard has a son’. Which is a worthy plot line, but it feels like a sideline to the escape the nebula plot. The growing tension between Picard and Riker is something I would have liked to see a lot more of. But good setup for next time.
Bringing back the Dominion is an exciting development. They were a great enemy, and we can have a lot of fun with ‘who is really who’. Would be nice if they could draw back in the Conspiracy nubbin bugs while we’re here.
Quick hits:
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Was that a rear window behind the Captain as he yelled about someone going down to look ou the window?
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I do like that it’s ‘before’, not ’10 years ago’ or something like that.
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The setup for the Deanna joke was a bit too obvious. Will must have been very drunk.
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Titan-A is a pretty ship.
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I like Seven’s model Voyager. She’s under arrest again?
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Jack Crusher really needs to take it down a notch.
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Definitely on Picard’s side over Beverley here. She does have the point about being a target though.
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‘We’re all human’ – then two aliens walk through the frame…
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“Jean Luc Picard sized enemies” – fair.
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23 minutes before Worf! Unconscionable!
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Pretty good bedside manner from Jack.
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“How does she keep finding us” – she has found you once, not time to panic quite yet.
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A Changeling! The Dominion is back?
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What do you call a Woke Klingon? Wingon?
886 down.