• StitchInTime@piefed.social
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    What I enjoy about Q is that he seems to adapt to the environment he’s in and who he’s with. Spoilers be ahead, but I think we’re past that.

    • In TNG he’s the ultimate antagonist to Picard’s intellect and diplomacy. This energizes him.
    • Sisko is a half god who punches Q. He backs off and goes back to the playful one.
    • Janeway is a cold hearted killer who tells Q what’s up helps Q navigate a conflict and bring factions together, much like they premise of Voyager.
    • Mariner most likely encountered Q as a child on the Ent D, so he has a playful and respectful report with her.
    • Not touching Picard S2, although there were some fun parts
    • Assuming T is Q jr from Voyager (not canon and BTS contradicts this, but it’s my current head canon), it’s logical that Q is more “mature” at this point, and doesn’t want to alter the timeline any further. Also, I love this as it nods to John’s head canon from S1 of TNG.
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      “Indeed not. You’re much easier to provoke. How fortunate for me.”

      runs away like a little bitch and never comes back to DS9

      • HobbitFoot @thelemmy.club
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        21 hours ago

        No wonder Worf was intimidated by Sisko.

        Edit: What’s even funnier is that one week after the DS9 Q episode aired on February 8, 1993, the TNG Q episode “Tapestry” aired on February 15, 1993. Sisko punched Q and it takes him a week to get back with Picard.

  • Optional@lemmy.world
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    Frankly I thought Q was wasted on DS9. Like they didn’t want him there. Which is fine - it’s not QS9 after all, but the TNGs with Q are always great and they could have had some great ones. Instead they just had Sisko punch him in the face. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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      Well they did want to set DS9 apart from TNG. So having a captain totally cool with punching Q set the stage.

      Of course, I believe right after that episode Q went straight back to go annoy Picard.

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    The Sisko wouldn’t normally help Picard, but on that case he made an exception.