Star Trek: Picard Season 2 Episode 6 Review
Perhaps for the first time this season, it appears that the Star Trek: Picard writers decided they wanted to do some fun stuff and didn’t care how they go there. The problem with that, of course, is that it makes things quite a bit less fun unless the viewer is willing to shut off their brains entirely. This particular has cropped up every now and then in little bits and spurts, but Star Trek: Picard Season 2, Episode 6 might have been the first time they just let it go and decided to let it all hang out. Unfortunately, that means this is easily the worst installment of the season so far.
That doesn’t mean that everything in this episode of Star Trek: Picard is bad. But there’s quite a bit more bad than good. To some degree, there’s got to be some hope that it’s a one off. On the other hand, there were good aspects of Season One that very quickly devolved into something that looked like the writers were more interested in telling a story then in how they got there. That certainly seems to be the case with this episode. The amount of suspension of disbelief involved in “Two of One.”
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Starting off with yet another Star Trek heist that could have been entertaining, the show picks up right where the last episode left off. Dr. Jurati has been detained by the event’s security and is sitting a few feet behind them, handcuffed to what looks like a bus seat. Why there was a bus seat in the security room is anyone’s guess but it’s not all that important either. At least it’s not until she pulls something out of her pocket that knocks her captors out and she tries to scooch the seat forward so that she can get the keys to her cuffs.
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