USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E)

I just finished watching "The Last Generation", the last episode of Picard, and after seeing the final scene with all the T.N.G. crew together, it makes me wonder: we never saw Laris again after the season started weeks ago. Suppose maybe she arranged diplomatic security on Chaltok IV, like she and Picard discussed in that first episode? I for one would've liked to have seen Picard introduce her to his Enterprise-D and -E crew in the final sequence, but nope. I just really liked her character, overall. More than that, though, I respect her.

I for one personally prefer the Enterprise-D first and foremost. It was armed with virtually every Starfleet function, from exploration to science to diplomacy to defense, as the Federation's flagship basically should. Plus, the design was the sleekest, the crew aboard had the greatest chemistry, they tackled the greatest motifs and themes worth exploring during their mission, and of course, it was commanded by none other than Captain Jean-Luc Picard, the finest and most definitive example of a Starfleet officer.

Otherwise, I just love this lovely rendition of the ship that we saw in "Remembrance", the pilot of Star Trek: Picard two years ago. As for yourselves, just feel free to let me know in the comments section below.

With Picard being promoted to admiral during the Romulan evacuation, and Riker and Troi having been posted on the U.S.S. Titan (NCC-80102) at that time, the book Star Trek: Picard - The Last Best Hope revealed that Worf was promoted to captain of the Enterprise-E. So it makes one wonder what the new Enterprise crew under Worf's command was doing during the Romulan evacuation, and if they'll reunite aboard said ship. If you ask me, reuniting with The Next Generation crew wouldn't be complete without the starship Enterprise. I mean, personally speaking, the Enterprise-D is my top personal-favorite version of all the Federation starships that have carried the name Enterprise, but the thought of The Next Generation crew being back on the Enterprise should help bring a sense of finality to both The Next Generation and Picard. But what do you all think of this???

If federation scientists documented the borg on earth, and the borg were on the enterprise nx-01 and captain archer filed a report about them, then why didn't the enterprise d's crew know about them in q who? Shouldn't their advanced scans and computer databases have identified them as a species that was previously encountered by earth, even if the crew didn't recognize them?