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** Speaking of the front half of the ''Enterprise'', it's been confirmed in previous episodes that it's here at the Museum, but she isn't seen with the rest of the ships. This will be important later.
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** Speaking of the front half saucer of the ''Enterprise'', it's been confirmed in previous episodes that it's here at the Museum, but she isn't seen with the rest of the ships. This will be important later.
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** Speaking of the front half of the ''Enterprise'', it's been confirmed in previous episodes that it's here at the museum, but she isn't seen with the rest of the ships. This will be important later.
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** Speaking of the front half of the ''Enterprise'', it's been confirmed in previous episodes that it's here at the museum, Museum, but she isn't seen with the rest of the ships. This will be important later.
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*** Similarly, when we get our first look at the Fleet Museum, all its berths are currently displaying ships in the collection...but one's conspicuously empty. While the ''Titan'' remains moored there for the duration of their attempt to recruit Geordi, nobody thinks to ask why it's empty or what exhibit Geordi is eventually intending to display there (which is justified, as their current focus is on finding a way to help the team back at Daystrom). And then Allandra mentions the mysterious Hangar 12 in passing...
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: The ''Constitution''-class U.S.S. ''New Jersey'', which is hosted at the Fleet Museum and, by implication, was one of the most famous Starfleet vessels of the 23rd century -- although we never saw its voyages or even [[RememberTheNewGuy heard of it before this episode]].
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: The ''Constitution''-class U.S.S. ''New Jersey'', which is hosted at the Fleet Museum and, by implication, was one of the most famous Starfleet vessels of the 23rd mid-23rd century -- although we never saw its voyages or even [[RememberTheNewGuy heard of it before this episode]].episode]] (or at least barring Picard's indirect mention of it back during "Relics").
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* WhamShot:
** The Daystrom Station's sophisticated Security AI is none other than another Soong-type android.
** The visual record of what Vadic and the Chanelings really stole from Daystrom...is Picard's original biological body from the end of Season One.
** The Daystrom Station's sophisticated Security AI is none other than another Soong-type android.
** The visual record of what Vadic and the Chanelings really stole from Daystrom...is Picard's original biological body from the end of Season One.
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** The ultimate fate of Picard's original biological body prior following the ending of Season One's finally resolved, revealing Starfleet took it into custody and housed it at Daystrom.
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* HatesBeingTouched: As Riker dryly lampsahdes, Worf as ever isn't one for public displays of affection. Doesn't stop Beverley from hugging him (and considering this ''is'' the first time they've seen each other in 20 years, Worf doesn't protest...too much, anyway.)
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* AllThereInTheManual: Kinda. David Blass' [[https://mobile.twitter.com/DaveBlass/status/1641118176183197696 Twitter feed]] presents an in-universe tour guide and map for Fleet Museum visitors, explicitly identifying each of the other ships in the collection.
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* AllThereInTheManual: Kinda. David Blass' [[https://mobile.twitter.com/DaveBlass/status/1641118176183197696 Twitter feed]] presents an in-universe tour guide and map for Fleet Museum visitors, explicitly identifying each of the other ships in the collection. This includes the fact that one of the ships is the ''Akira''-class USS ''Wersching'', named in tribute for the then-recently-deceased Creator/AnnieWersching.
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Beverly has run some scans on Jack after his admissions in the previous episode. She has confirmed he has Irumodic Syndrome, the same thing Picard did -- the same thing Picard died of, though in his case it didn't unlock a SuperpoweredEvilSide. Jack, drinking in the Ten Forward holodeck, gripes about what Picard passed on to him.
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Beverly has run some scans on Jack after his admissions in the previous episode. She has confirmed he has Irumodic Syndrome, the same thing Picard did -- the same thing Picard died of, though in his case it didn't unlock a SuperpoweredEvilSide. Jack, drinking in the Ten Forward holodeck, gripes about what Picard passed on to him.
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'''Picard''': Geordi, I would never deceive you, and I would never steal from... (''[[EurekaMoment thinks it through]]'')\\
'''Picard''': [[OhCrap Jack]].\\
'''Picard''': [[OhCrap Jack]].\\
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'''Picard''': Geordi, I would never deceive you, and I would never steal from... (''[[EurekaMoment thinks it through]]'')\\
'''Picard''':through]]'') [[OhCrap Jack]].\\
'''Picard''':
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* TooDumbToLive: The Changeling on the ''Shrike'' bridge who gets vaporized for talking back to Vadic. He keeps cricizing Vadic's leadership desite her being clearly trigger-happy and having made clear she was gonna shoot the next mook who told her they had yet to locate Picard.
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* TooDumbToLive: The Changeling on the ''Shrike'' bridge who gets vaporized for talking back to Vadic. He keeps cricizing criticizing Vadic's leadership desite her being clearly trigger-happy and having made clear she was gonna shoot the next mook who told her they had yet to locate Picard.
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** Seven reflecting to Jack on ''Voyager'' and its legacy. As it will turn out, ''Voyager'''s sojurun through the Delta Quadrant is ''crucial'' to the overrarching Season mystery and threat.
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** Seven reflecting to Jack on ''Voyager'' and its legacy. As it will turn out, ''Voyager'''s sojurun through the Delta Quadrant is ''crucial'' to the overrarching overarching Season mystery and threat.
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** Seven reflecting to Jack on ''Voyager'' and its legacy. As it will turn out, ''Voyager'''s sojurun through the Delta Quadrant is ''crucial'' to the overrarching Season mystery and threat.
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Of course, they can't beam back; basically the instant the ''Titan'' showed up, additional Starfleet starships arrived to apprehend it. Picard orders the ship to the Athan System, where Starfleet keeps its Fleet Museum, which is currently run by Commodore Geordi La Forge. Though he's glad to see his friends, Geordi is upset at the idea of his family being dragged into danger, and exhibits RefusalOfTheCall. Meanwhile, Jack and Seven check out the ships of the Museum -- an original Constitution-class called the ''New Jersey''; Kirk's NCC-1701-A; the tough little ship herself, the USS ''Defiant''; the HMS ''Bounty'', the Klingon Bird-of-Prey Kirk commandeered [[Film/StarTrekIIITheSearchForSpock in 2285]]; and USS ''Voyager'', NCC-74656 -- before Jack has a brainwave and asks both Sidney and her sister Alandra whether they're interested in a bit of petty larceny. Picard and La Forge are then surprised when the ''Titan'' suddenly grows an InvisibilityCloak.
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Of course, they can't beam back; basically the instant the ''Titan'' showed up, additional Starfleet starships arrived to apprehend it. Picard orders the ship to the Athan System, where Starfleet keeps its Fleet Museum, which is currently run by Commodore Geordi La Forge. Though he's glad to see his friends, Geordi is upset at the idea of his family being dragged into danger, and exhibits RefusalOfTheCall. Meanwhile, Jack and Seven check out the ships of the Museum -- an [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries original Constitution-class Constitution-class]] called the ''New Jersey''; Kirk's NCC-1701-A; [[Film/StarTrekVTheFinalFrontier NCC-1701-A]]; the [[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine tough little ship ship]] herself, the USS ''Defiant''; the HMS ''Bounty'', the Klingon Bird-of-Prey Kirk commandeered [[Film/StarTrekIIITheSearchForSpock in 2285]]; and USS ''Voyager'', NCC-74656 ''[[Series/StarTrekVoyager Voyager]]'', NCC-74656, where Seven of Nine found her (first) FamilyOfChoice -- before Jack has a brainwave and asks both Sidney and her sister Alandra whether they're interested in a bit of petty larceny. Picard and La Forge are then surprised when the ''Titan'' suddenly grows an InvisibilityCloak.
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* CaptainObvious: Jack being able to identify the ''Defiant'' and the ''New Jersey'' isn't that impressive when their names are clearly visible on the viewscreen.
