Star Trek blew up Romulus to forget Nemesis.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The recent Star Trek: The Next Generation cast reunion has ensured that the major events of their final movie, Star Trek: Nemesis no longer matter. Nemesis made some questionable decisions from the horrific sexual assault of Counselor Deanna Troi to the death of Lt. Commander Data . Instead of being a joyous celebration of the TNG era, it felt like a miserable and downbeat ending to a beloved era of Star Trek.
6 B-4 Is Now Part Of Data One of the other major issues with Data's Star Trek: Nemesis ending was the introduction of B-4, who was an earlier Soong android without the sophistication of his younger "brother". The main problem with this was that it essentially threw away all of Data's progress, forcing him to start again. The final scene of B-4 singing Ella Fitzgeralds's "Blue Skies", hinted that Data had transferred his consciousness into the earlier prototype.
3 Picard Having A Clone Never Really Mattered The idea of Shinzon as a younger and angrier version of Picard was a solid idea for a TNG version of Wrath of Khan. However, pitting Jean-Luc against his younger clone never paid off in a substantial way that changed the audience's understanding of Picard's character. Star Trek: Picard season 2 was more successful in allowing Jean-Luc to reconcile his traumatic childhood with the man that he became.
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