42. Ask A (Romulan) Manager (Picard 1.08)

Episode 43 of the Antimatter Pod podcast, hosted by Anika and Liz, titled "42. Ask A (Romulan) Manager (Picard 1.08)" was published on March 17, 2020 and runs 58 minutes.

March 17, 2020 ·58m · Antimatter Pod

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Summary

Join Liz and Anika as we pick up some "Broken Pieces" -- starting with our own audio: due to technical shenanigans, a really excellent rant was lost. But here's what survived: so many secrets have been revealed! did the Borg/Seven subplot need more time? does the writing hold up? if you have to take to Instagram to explain plotholes, then no, it does not we make predictions for the end Somehow the rant about The Rise of Skywalker did survive, along with spoilers for Game of Thrones (Ned Stark dies!). Don't forget to rate, review and sign our petition for Picard to never use the word "lover" ever again.

Episode Description

Join Liz and Anika as we pick up some "Broken Pieces" -- starting with our own audio: due to technical shenanigans, a really excellent rant was lost. But here's what survived:

so many secrets have been revealed!
did the Borg/Seven subplot need more time?
does the writing hold up?
if you have to take to Instagram to explain plotholes, then no, it does not
we make predictions for the end

Somehow the rant about The Rise of Skywalker did survive, along with spoilers for Game of Thrones (Ned Stark dies!).

Don't forget to rate, review and sign our petition for Picard to never use the word "lover" ever again.

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