Kathryn Bernardo and Alden Richards are going to star in a movie together! It’s a short episode (less than forty-five) and passes well enough. I was walking around the after-party, and I was really hungry because I hadn’t eaten anything all day. It’s a lot. myCast is the place for you! You can’t suspend the disbelief enough for Treadaway to actually be being a villain at the moment. Of course it was nerve-wracking, knowing that I was going into that room knowing that he’s going to be there, but as soon as I walked in, he… He’s just the coolest dude.

Paste: Is this something where you just have to put out of your head the fact that this is not the permanent end for the character that you’re mourning? First, I didn’t even know what I was [auditioning for], then suddenly I find out it was Star Trek and then I figure out that it was with Patrick Stewart, then realizing I was [playing] twins. This episode ends where the second episode should’ve ended, with the Jerry Goldsmith Star Trek: The Motion Picture theme (i.e. He’s trying to bring some charm to the project, even as the project resists. But the fact that he is the most generous and coolest person makes everything 100 times easier, and he immediately makes you feel at home and remind you like, hey, we’re just playing.

This stuff is just episode commitment time killing. It was really old school, and it was such a special moment, and such a special song to bring back specifically. Chabon’s not capable of writing honest moments, so why bother getting worked up when the show can’t deliver them. But then there’s also the cross-species conspiracy against… hang on… got to drag this reveal out because they really drag it out in the show, with Orla Brady acting like anyone is going to care the Romulan secret secret police hates androids. Since nearly the beginning of the series, it’d been known that the young woman who died violently shortly after meeting the retired Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) had an identical twin sister, one who eventually connected with Picard on his quest to figure out the mysteries behind her creation, as a synthetic human. Chabon and co-writer Sam Humphrey are profoundly uncomfortable writing Frakes with Patrick Stewart and instead focus on newly revealed Cylon Isa Briones bonding with Frakes and Sirtis’s daughter, Lulu Wilson. Some terrible, terrible scenes throughout with an ending straight out of Empire Strikes Back for the second time (the same Boba Fett action beat too).

Briones: Yeah, they want our input, which is really wonderful. From your perspective as an actor, what was it like digging into this? Great protagonist. Not lately. Briones: It’s complicated. She’s really bad during her big scene. Her parents, Jon Jon Briones and Megan Johnson Briones are both actors and singers, and her younger brother, Teo Briones is also an actor. Real, real bad. The whole “Starfleet decides to let billions of Romulans die because they’re basically space racists” thing? var sc_project=7259954; In fact, “Picard” is probably about ten years late.

Really not here for the Alison Pill and Michelle Hurd bickering for no reason other than being the only two women thing though. The season finale of Star Trek: Picard featured the song 'Blue Skies,' a song that was used also in the first episode of the season and that calls back to when ... Isa Briones gives the inside scoop, in the Ready Room. Not thank goodness because Sirtis wouldn’t be a welcome guest star but more because… can they manage to have her guest star and not mind-rape her. If they turn out to have been sleeping together, moany “J.L.”s are going to haunt the imagination.