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Mar 31, 2022 · Fly Me to the Moon: Directed by Jonathan Frakes. With Patrick Stewart, Alison Pill, Jeri Ryan, Michelle Hurd. Picard discovers an important person from his past, Q continues his manipulation of the timeline, taking an interest in Dr. Adam Soong.
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Apr 1, 2022 · Recap: Star Trek: Picard - Fly Me to the Moon. This episode marks the halfway point of Star Trek: Picard ’s sophomore season, and it seems like all the answers we’ve gotten to this point have just brought up more intriguing questions. This fifth episode opens with the young woman from the end of the last episode, but she’s on a spaceship ...
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Teaser
Renée Picard is piloting the Shango rocket into orbit when a "1202 alarm" begins to sound; Mission Control in Houston warns of an impending impact with a Russian satellite. As the satellite impacts, the alarms stop, as the controller says, "Boom. You're dead." It was a training simulation for the actual flight, three days hence. Renée expresses frustration that everything seems to be "stuck", but the controller assures her it was only jitters, and she would be fine. Meanwhile, Jean-Luc Picard...
Act One
Aboard the crashed CSS La Sirena outside Château Picard, the Borg Queen regains consciousness. "Alone, but not lonely," she says. "Silence so loud. Voices carried everywhere on invisible strings." She is able to hear the transmissions of the cellular phones and similar communications technology of the 21st century, and seems to take some pleasure from it. Her eyes open, and she asks the computer to intercept the local cellular tower frequencies. The computer does not recognize her voice, so t...
Act Two
Dr. Adam Soong speaks before a board of doctors explaining his vision of understanding the Human genome, a future free of disease and genetic defects. He asks them to imagine he is a god, looking down at Humanity, and seeing them at a crossroads: Do they evolve to enlightenment, or divert into darkness? He asks them to picture a world free of genetic defects; if he had the power to nudge Humanity in the right direction, he argues, wasn't that his responsibility? He asks, if they could find th...
"Look, I get it. You're angry. About Elnor. About Gabe…" "Don't." "I know you. You need a target. You want to set your feet and fight." "And all you want to do is run away." 1. - Seven of Nine and Musiker "This is a very bumpy century but I think I'm getting the hang of it." 1. - Rios "That's not a therapist! That's Q! He's using Renée… to change t...
Production
1. 28 March 2022: Title publicly revealed via Paramount Press Express. 2. Unlike most telephone numbers shown onscreen, which often bear the standard 555 prefix, the one contained on Q's calling card (323-634-5667) was a real working telephone number that, when called, directed the caller to Q's voice mail. (X)
Story and script
1. The episode title is a reference to the 1954 song "Fly Me to the Moon", popularized by Frank Sinatra in 1964. Holographic lounge singer Vic Fontaine performed this song in the episode DS9: "His Way".
Continuity
1. Picard explicitly references the USS Enterprise's encounter with Gary Seven when talking to Tallinn. (TOS: "Assignment: Earth") 2. Q's offer to Adam Soong of a cure for his daughter's condition in exchange for assistance is reminiscent of a similar offer made by Khan Noonien Singh to Thomas Harewood in Star Trek Into Darkness. 3. Vasiliy Rozhenko has the same surname as Worf's adoptive family as well as his son, Alexander Rozhenko.
Starring
1. Patrick Stewart as Jean-Luc Picard (voice also mimicked by the Borg Queen) 2. Alison Pill as Agnes Jurati (voice also mimicked by the Borg Queen) 3. Jeri Ryan as Seven of Nine 4. Michelle Hurd as Raffaela Musiker 5. Evan Evagora as Elnor (hallucination) 6. Orla Brady as 6.1. Laris (flashbacksonly; archive footage) 6.2. Tallinn 7. Isa Briones as Kore Soong With 1. Santiago Cabrera as Cristóbal Rios (voice also mimicked by the Borg Queen) And 1. Brent Spiner as Adam Soong
Special guest stars
1. John de Lancie as Q
Guest starring
1. Annie Wersching as Borg Queen / Borg Queen (illusion) 2. Penelope Mitchell as Renée Picard 3. Lea Thompson as Dr. Diane Werner 4. Leif Gantvoort as Morris 5. Jackie Geary as Mona 6. Ivo Nandi as Leclerc
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