Section 31’s ability to insist that they didn’t “plant” a commander into the Romulan empire even decades later is rather impressive.
Even when there’s documented evidence proving otherwise.
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Section 31’s ability to insist that they didn’t “plant” a commander into the Romulan empire even decades later is rather impressive.
Even when there’s documented evidence proving otherwise.
Is this related to OP?
Or you just have a Romulan Empire conspiracy bone to pick?
Just that it wasn’t her last episode
She also comes back as her sister or something too doesn't she?
Nah, this is her sister:
Tasha does reappear as her past self in "All Good Things", though
Hey, it's Sarah Connor!
Daughter. The alternate universe shenanigans that led to her appearing alive in an episode also led directly to her having a child, who becomes a character in an even later episode.
Came to thank me, brought a cake, ceremoniously?
It doesn't sound that bad...
This was what I was thinking. If she put quotes around "thank" and used unceremoniously instead, the post would read closer to what it sounds like she intended.
Edit: I only just noticed a couple of things: first, this post is five years old. Second, she responded with full-throated support of Rick. So despite the fact that he is pretty well understood as a POS around most Trek communities these days, Denise doesn't seem to want to be lumped in with that.
I think people, including Tasha, are forgetting that she's the one who chose to leave the show.