Tuesday, 7 June 2011
10 PM Eastern - 7 PM Pacific
“Welcome to the afterlife, Jean-Luc. You’re dead.”
Engage! 
Checking in…
(Birthright Parts I and II are next TNG episodes? Cool :))
Poor Picard and his hearts. 
God is Q! Ha-HA! 
“Welcome to the afterlife, Jean-Luc. You’re dead.”
What with Q saying it, it seems somewhat hell-like
He said afterlife. He never said Heaven. :rolleyes:
“I refuse to believe the afterlife is run by you. The universe is not so badly designed”
“A little time together? How much?”
“Eternity.”
This was written by Ronald D Moore?
Ah, that explain why it’s a good one.
Hi all.
Jean-Luc, laughing in the face of death. 
There ware a trivia contest at a Star Trek Convention I went to many years back.
Audience was allowed to ask the questions.
And I asked “What part of Picard’s body is artificial?”
I stumped the room. No one got it.
The red head guy has an Eric Stolz vide to him.
hey! nice to see you this evening
You’re not that important. Who do you think you are, Kirk?
“Why, I can take your life and give it back to you, with the snap of a finger.”
So, is he exaggerating? Or can Q actually control life and death? If so, why do never see it in any other appearance?
Thanks! Nice to be here.
“Then I won’t die?”
“Of course you’ll die. It’ll just be at a later date.”
ETA: Reminds me of this comic.
Hmmm… young Picard was more Kirk-ish?
Moore chose the stabbing incident as it had always intrigued him. “It was an interesting little story about him. That story, to me, said a lot about Picard’s character – that he was a different guy in those days. Then he changed. Why did he change? What would be the difference in the young womanizing, hard-drinking, hard-fighting Jean-Luc Picard and the guy that we know today?” (Captains’ Logs: The Unauthorized Complete Trek Voyages)