Picard Theory Suggests A Massive Change To Star Trek's Borg In Season 2
Warning: SPOILERS for Star Trek: Picard Season 2, Episode 5 — «Fly Me To The Moon»
The Borg Queen (Annie Wersching) assimilating Dr. Agnes Jurati (Alison Pill) in Star Trek: Picard season 2 suggests a massive change to the Borg going forward. Jurati allowed the Queen to enter her mind inStar Trek: Picard season 2, episode 3, «Assimilation,» so that she and Jean-Luc Picard could gain the coordinates to the Watcher, who turned out to be Tallinn (Orla Brady), a Supervisor linked to the Star Trek: The Orginal Series episode, «Assignment: Earth.» Although Agnes tricked the Borg Queen, «stole a bunch of s***,» and severed their connection, the sinister cybernetic tyrant kept her hooks in Jurati.
The bond between the Borg Queen and Agnes Jurati could have major consequences for the future of the Borg. In Star Trek: Picard season 2, episode 5, «Fly Me To The Moon,» the Borg Queen decided turnabout was fair play and she conned Agnes in retaliation for being outsmarted. The Queen's elaborate plot had her impersonate Picard's crew to summon a policeman to the abandond Chateau Picard in La Barre, France. The Borg's ruler then held the cop hostage, which forced Agnes to shoot the Queen to save the policeman. But it was later revealed that the Queen wanted Jurati to open fire with a shotgun and kill her mutilated cyborg body, which limited the Queen's ability to act. The Borg Queen actually reassimilated Agnes, who didn't actively resist, and the duo now shares Dr. Jurati's body, with none of Picard's crew suspecting the truth.
Related: Genius Star Trek: Picard Theory Reveals Agnes Is The New Borg Queen
With Picard and his motley crew focused on stopping Q (John de Lancie) from using Jean-Luc's ancestor, Renée Picard (Penelope
Read more on screenrant.com
