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Details
» Series : The
Next Generation
» Episode Title : Time
Squared
» Episode Reference : 2x13
» Aired : 3rd April,
1989
» Author : Sarah
Elton
» Synopsis
None
» Review
» Took Riker and Worf way way too long
to realise the shuttle was from the Enterprise - they frickin' spelt
out the registration on each shuttle!!
» Pulaski: "His heartbeat is strong
but his pulse is off." Eh?
» Pulaski: "His brainwaves are out
of phase" - with what?
» LaForge on Data blowing up the computer
- "How is that possible? The connection is idiot-proof"
- isn't that what Microsoft and ISPs say?
»"The normal stimulant had the opposite
effect" - it's Baggers in a few more years. :o)
» Connecting the computer to make it
blow up, makes it work. Opposites work. Shame Picard and Geordi
never mentioned the two things above to each other - they would
have worked it out and we wouldn't have had the "Don't sedate
him!!" dumb-ass line.
» Picard can't wait to see the shuttle's
log - good thing the Temporal Prime Directive hasn't been invented
yet. The picture quality on the log looks like my reception here
in Oxford when it's raining, or I shut my window, or Big Brother's
on and my aerial is feeling vindictive.
» Oh dear god - the paradox crap has
started. I can never nitpick these eps because as soon as they start
the "A leads to B leads to C leads to A" stuff my brain
implodes. I think they're fun eps though.
»"His emotions are still a jumble".
Good Troi, thanks.
» Pulaski's thinking about relieving
Picard of command? Janeway got through 6 months of the Year of Hell
before that happened - Picard's just crap. :o)
» Hang on, hang on. I thought it was
ahead-Picard who shot our-Picard. But then the shot Picard vanished
so it must have been the ahead one.
» Oh - and Pulaski made *no* attempt
to revive Picard. I know the setting is kill but she couldn't have
tried at least? Or when the tricorder says dead, is that thoroughly
dead, unlike our current heart-stopped dead?
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