I don't think it was him, it's definitely something else. Cause he mentioned that someone, meaning he didn't do it but it really puts into question who.
My first guess would be someone with access to Whale Probe technology, which would explain why they're able to rapidly shut down any other vessel and added to the Season 4 intro. Second guess: Section 31 and/or William Boimler, which would explain why they haven't attacked a Federation ship yet.
Right before the ship was hit three more entered the bridge and one went to join the solo one already there. My guess is that pair were working remotely, one doing some kind of physical repair or adjustment while the other monitored them and updated the computer from the bridge.
@@wendyheatherwood Plus, so far in every stolen ship, there's been at least one Lower Decker crewmate plotting the downfall of their captain. And if the Ferengi ship was anything to go by, they've been collaborating with the Thief-ship to cause this mess in the first place. If I had to guess, I'd say it was the lone Bynar, or the pair, who dragged them into this situation this time.
@@TheIllusiveMan11 It's on a starship. Are we assuming said starship is unpowered? I admit I'm not clear on the specifics of the implant, but I presume that unless it is required to completely draw power from the bioelectric energy of a host, it has some small auxillary emergency power supply which it can use to activate itself from a sort of low power using sleep mode when it detects or is otherwise activated with a power source it can connect to within range. Cell Phones have an emergency call function which can be used when they are otherwise out of power, are you suggesting that 300+ years of scientific progress would be unable to improve on this in the slightest manner?
Fan theory: The Borg began as a creation very similar to Badgey, that just got massively out of hand.
This makes sense!!!
Great to see badge back he is such a good villain
"IT'S TRYING TO SALVAGE YOU!"
On a bright side, least we know its not badgie
I know how this actually ended... but at this point
do we?
how did he know of the Binnar destruction?
Badgey makes Brainiac look like Little Mary Sunshine...💀
This really just feeds into my theory that the Borg have emerged multiple times throughout history and are really a matter of convergent evolution.
That...Actually seems to make some sense.
Badgey's such a little rascal.
I had a feeling it was Badgey that was behind destruction of all those ships in previous episodes
I don't think it was him, it's definitely something else. Cause he mentioned that someone, meaning he didn't do it but it really puts into question who.
Sorry, but nope!
You are wrong
You are so wrong.
You are so very wrong
Miss Minutes apparently also made it into the Star Trek universe
I think if you get rid of the music and slow down the speech, the Bynar's might actually be understood somewhat..
i was sure badgey was the one behind the ship destruction. if he didn't do it, who did?
Moopsy?
Pretty sure it was one of the ferengi back in the rom episode. He knew they were about to be kidnapped
Evil boimler
i bet Pakleds.
My first guess would be someone with access to Whale Probe technology, which would explain why they're able to rapidly shut down any other vessel and added to the Season 4 intro. Second guess: Section 31 and/or William Boimler, which would explain why they haven't attacked a Federation ship yet.
I knew it it was badgey well actually I thought it was section 31 but then I thought that they were using badgey
What did the Bynarian's com screens say?
Is not Badgey!? Who is that spaceship?
My money is on the Alteo
@@thelasttrueblade6684bro stole my comment (figuratively, I had not actually commented this yet)
Nobody knows yet.
I knew it was badgey!!!!
If only he was a Goodgey instead of a Badgey!
What are they saying? 1:01
Borg Badgey
1:09 Why are there just 3 Bynars there? There should be 4...
Think the 4th one was on break
Right before the ship was hit three more entered the bridge and one went to join the solo one already there. My guess is that pair were working remotely, one doing some kind of physical repair or adjustment while the other monitored them and updated the computer from the bridge.
@@wendyheatherwood Plus, so far in every stolen ship, there's been at least one Lower Decker crewmate plotting the downfall of their captain. And if the Ferengi ship was anything to go by, they've been collaborating with the Thief-ship to cause this mess in the first place. If I had to guess, I'd say it was the lone Bynar, or the pair, who dragged them into this situation this time.
How does the implant have power? It's not connected to any kind of power source
It might have a wireless network connection, given how Rutherford himself said he was still finding functions he didn't know about.
@@josephperez2004 And that gives it power how? A wireless connection means nothing without a power source
@@TheIllusiveMan11 It's on a starship. Are we assuming said starship is unpowered? I admit I'm not clear on the specifics of the implant, but I presume that unless it is required to completely draw power from the bioelectric energy of a host, it has some small auxillary emergency power supply which it can use to activate itself from a sort of low power using sleep mode when it detects or is otherwise activated with a power source it can connect to within range. Cell Phones have an emergency call function which can be used when they are otherwise out of power, are you suggesting that 300+ years of scientific progress would be unable to improve on this in the slightest manner?
That’s it! Badgey needs to die! I can’t stand villains who enjoy killing innocent lives!
Fun Fact: Good villians ALWAYS come back!!!!!!!!!!
@@s.beaumier8765 Even those that keep killing people and animals!
...Welcome to fiction? That tends to happen in it a lot?
Fun fact. He didn't kill anybody. Only tried
@@DartLukeI mean he did kill Shax. It didn’t stick but he still did it