Ro was in The Next Generation:
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Moriarty came from the episode where Data was playing Sherlock and it was so easy that they told the computer to make an opponent that could defeat him. Which, come to think of it, is pretty shitty programming to allow a computer to create a self-aware AI that can destroy the ship but what do I know. lol
It shouldn't even be that hard to build a mobile emitter, they've had all the necessary technology since TNG, they just had to miniaturize it. Decades after Voyager is enough time to do it even without reverse engineering the doctor's future emitter.
Yeah I did wonder why we didn't get more Riker and Ro interactions but with the limited time I guess they made the right choice .
I believe the last one is the penultimate episode of TNG preemptive strike).
Except for his "best life" was all a lie. I for one am excited to see what the fallout is of him finding out and whether he did it on his own or if Starfleet Intelligence or the Changelings recruited him.
My favorite one was the one where she gave up on the lower half of the ship and wanted to blow it up
We'll that's certainly a bad sign.
I mean - with all the talk of Moriarty return - it would sort of make sense.
If I recall, they just kept it in storage with a running battery on the Enterprise after the last episode he appeared in. So when the E-D crashed in Generations, Starfleet probably donated what was left to the Daystrom institute, and then they found Moriarty in the portable simulation.
I'm a big believer in the Rule of Cool, Obviously it's to be employed with finesse, but I feel like a lot of internet complainers (not specifically trek, just today's viewers of fiction in general) are for some reason devoted to talking themselves out of ever having any fun.
Standard insecure nerds trying to "beat" media, to show themselves as cleverer than the writers, and especially cleverer than the normies.
