It looks like Geordie had 2 daughters who followed him into Starfleet. The one we saw on this episode is Sydney, played by Ashlei Sharpe Chestnut. The other is Alandra, played by Mica Burton (Levar's daughter).
It's actually Levar's real daughter, so that's kind of cool. I am curious who spent more time in the holodeck total, Barclay with Love Goddess Troi, or Geordi with "everytime you touch the warp core you touch me" Brahms
That is really cool, I dont hold Geordi's creepo-fest against Levar.
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Why would you name your daughter after the woman you had very inappropriate and unhealthy boundary-pushing, line-crossing hots for??
Can you imagine Leah coming back and discovering Geordi named his daughter after her? How romantic.
He could name his next daughter 'Restraining Order.'
Either way...I think it'd be hilarious because it would be so creepy and out of the ordinary. Like something that would happen on the first season of 'The Orville.'
Have some fun with it! Like when we see Geordi's home he has paintings of Brahms on the wall...or he married a woman who is either her twin sister or a completely unrelated woman who just so happens to look exactly like her.
Or an android Leah Brahms!! Oh man...Geordi commissioned Barclay to build him a Holo-Brahms that can leave the Holodeck like Voyager's daughter!!
Starfleet: "Yeah, we all know that Geordi's wife situation is creepy as all hell, but we live in an advanced, civilized society where people can sexually identify and associate as whatever they want. *shudder*"
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It looks like Geordie had 2 daughters who followed him into Starfleet. The one we saw on this episode is Sydney, played by Ashlei Sharpe Chestnut. The other is Alandra, played by Mica Burton (Levar's daughter).
I thought Ep.1 of season 3 was fun and a nice table setting. I fully expect two more episodes of table setting before we see it get really good. Although I will admit "Neo-Constution" was a bit weird. Just call it a constitution. Man that thing had the beefiest neck I think I've ever seen on a star fleet vessel.
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I thought Ep.1 of season 3 was fun and a nice table setting. I fully expect two more episodes of table setting before we see it get really good. Although I will admit "Neo-Constution" was a bit weird. Just call it a constitution. Man that thing had the beefier neck I think I've ever seen on a star fleet vessel.
Oh sweet, summer child...
We all know that Episode 4 is either going to launch this thing into an awesome final run-in or completely sewer the entire thing in a trainwreck of blazing glory.
Its Star Trek. Its a coin-toss. Rarely is there any 'happy middle ground.'
Do we want to do an over/under wager on Picard wakes up at the end and the whole thing was a dream/hallucination/All Good Things existence/hologram (<-never off the table) and Picard imagined the whole thing from his rocking chair in the Galactic Old-Folks Home for people with Space Dementia?
"I dreamed I was a Robot...and I saw Data again....oh Data...."
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Does anyone have an official count of how many “different” characters Brent Spiner has played? Have any of them not been a Soong family member or android?
Does anyone have an official count of how many “different” characters Brent Spiner has played? Have any of them not been a Soong family member or android?
7 I think
Data
Lore
B-4
And then 4 members of the Soong Family
Noonian Soong
The Picard season 1 Soong
The Picard Season 2 Soong
The Enterprise Soong
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We all know that Episode 4 is either going to launch this thing into an awesome final run-in or completely sewer the entire thing in a trainwreck of blazing glory.
Its Star Trek. Its a coin-toss. Rarely is there any 'happy middle ground.'
Do we want to do an over/under wager on Picard wakes up at the end and the whole thing was a dream/hallucination/All Good Things existence/hologram (<-never off the table) and Picard imagined the whole thing from his rocking chair in the Galactic Old-Folks Home for people with Space Dementia?
"I dreamed I was a Robot...and I saw Data again....oh Data...."
Add on . . . and a existential god like being with no concept of age and time who has been around since the big bang theory, just suddenly died.
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That was the fun of the Orville. They had more ships then competent captains. So they basically said to Ed, you suck, your job performance is dire, but we have this ship see, so you can have it and god help you.
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