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Picard's final season often struggled with not-quite-right characterization, an obsession with twists, and a focus on Picard to the exclusion of other characters—but in its last four episodes, the show finally delivered on its original promise.
https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2023/04/in-the-end-picard-became-the-fan-service-tng-reunion-it-always-should-have-been/?utm_brand=ars

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In the end, Picard became the fan-service TNG reunion it always should have been

Final season finally gives the TNG crew a better send-off than 2002's Nemesis.
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Nathan Schneider
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The depiction of Worf is insanely patronizing and weird.
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Techronic9876
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I like the philosopher-worf incarnation, he’s my favorite worf
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Nathan Schneider
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yeah I like that part. Just not really the times when he is really inept about sending his crewmates the heads of his enemies. By the end of TNG, he had become really solid about interfacing with humans, and it's weird to see him lose that.

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