Nah, it was fine.

Thanks, I deleted my comment

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And my guess would be Marcy being Polaski

Y’all joke, but we pretty much had this with the La Sirena in Picard.

A link to the past is my top Zelda game for sure.

… Have you ever tried the randomizer for it? It will give you a rom where all the items are randomly distributed around the map, making you do the whole sequence out of order.

I will play though a random Rom one a year or so and it’s a blast.

https://alttpr.com/en

If she were trying to have children, sure then I can believe medical science could make that happen.

But menopause happens in part because the body runs out of viable eggs. The body doesn’t produce more over a life; you are born with your supply.

Why would medical science have given her more eggs at some point?

It’s not even about that.

Like 99% of women have hit menopause by 55, and the number of births for mothers over 50 with no medical intervention in the conception process is extremely low. So low that Wikipedia has an article detailing specific women it’s happened to.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pregnancy_over_age_50

This wouldn’t be a huge deal, except a major plot point is that it was an accidental pregnancy neither of them planned for. So it’s not like she was getting any kind of fertility treatment.

While not impossible it just makes Jacks conception extremely unlikely

Fuck yeah, go watch Picard S3.

It was a fun ride.

You don’t really need to watch the other two seasons first if you don’t want to; the only thing you won’t have is the backstory on why the hell Picard knows Seven and who Seven’s kinda girlfriend is.

Right, Jack is the result of Picard and Beverly finally getting together after the events of Nemesis and Insurrection.

Now, that does make Beverly 55+ when she had him. But future medicine and all that I guess?

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She had no other children at this time.

If referring to Jack, he wasn’t born yet.

Neelix is all the punchline you need.

Honestly? Probably the ‘Lost Era’ between TOS and TNG.

Excelsior and Ambassador classes were excellent.