#tng season 6

[trekkiesagainstchastity]

Welcome to the thrilling romantic arc of TNG seasons 6-onwards in which Beverly Crusher chooses between a ghost and a guy who ghosts her.

She also scissors Troi in her underwear sometimes, but she's apparently “not an option” even though she and Riker needed a third.

[atticbirdman]

Still one of the scariest episodes for me

[filmjunky-99]

s t a r t r e k t h e n e x t g e n e r a t i o n created by gene roddenberry [a fistful of datas, s6ep8] 'Worf Feeling the Part'

[ingridverse]

Data also wants zero additional Lore

I actually… love this

[karma-malfoy]

god that sure was an episode

the goddamn parallels with 1984 weren't even subtle, they used the same numbers. I'm vibrating out of my skin. did not need to be reminded of 1984 right now, did not need to remember how it ends. and Picard clearly saying that that was exactly where it was going to go had the guards not entered.

this man, this poor fucking man, the borg, the living another life in 25 minutes on a different planet, now this. the narrative has a favourite on which to play psycological mind games and it's him.

The only uplifting moment was calling the cardassian a pitiful 6-year-old, which slapped honestly

[tinyravenfeathers]

Rewatch of ST:TNG Season 4 Episode 6 "Legacy"

Spoilers ahoy!

--So Data is having Feelings for Tasha's sister Ishara

--and she betrays the crew in the penultimate act,

--and in the scene afterward I *love* Worf's refusal to even talk to her, he just points to where she should stand on the bridge,

--and then Picard has Data walk her to the transporter room

--kudos to Counselor Troi for not outright saying "I TOLD YOU SO, WHY DOES NO ONE LISTEN TO ME WHEN ANOTHER SET OF BOOBS ARE ON THE BRIDGE."

--and Ishara goes "you haven't said one word to me" in that "I'm a weak little woman, pity me" voice that I am So Glad I won't have to listen to anymore in about 5 minutes

--and Stone Cold Data is like "What do you wish to talk about." like dammmmmmn

--and then Ishara starts Pouting and says "I did what I had to do. I'm sorry if I hurt you in the process," implying that Shouldn't Exceptions Be Made with the Poor Traitorous Me angle.

--and Data's like "I am an android. It is not possible for me to be injured in that fashion," because reasons, leading to Horrible Awkward Silence and then

-- O'Brien interjects with the awkward, off-camera "Whenever you're ready."

just makes me laugh out loud every time, I know it's supposed to be a serious moment but I NEED a comic made of this whole exchange, and the silent panels showing O'Brien just standing there, this woman pouting, trying to sway Data and *chef kiss*

I find it comforting, that little slice of awkward reality. Peak Star Trek, really.

[unstablequeerbitch]

SCOTTY

Im in so much pain. I’m now watching Relics and halfway through and so much pain. Poor Scotty.

Also like that means Uhura and Scotty didn’t get a happy ending and now I’m upset and like he was retiring

[bi-disaster-kirk]

I have been absolutely emotionally devastated by TNG Season 7, Episode 10: Inheritance 😭 Data I'm sorry that your mother never wanted you and that she imagined that you would be different and that the one thing that could help her understand you would also drive the two of you apart and so now you have to carry that burden AND the knowledge of what could have been

[tuttle-did-it]

Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad, Malcolm in the Middle, Argo, X-Files, etc),

Faith Ford (Murphy Brown, We Have a Ghost),

David Huddleston (Blazing Saddles, The Big Lebowski, Star Trek TNG, The Wonder Years, Magnum PI, etc),

Clyde Kusatsu (character actor in dozens of things including M*A*S*H, NCIS, General Hospital, The Young and the Restless, Dollhouse, Samurai Jack, etc)

Bill Maher (Politically Incorrect, Real Time with Bill Maher, etc),

Ronny Graham (character actor and writer in dozens of things including M*A*S*H - also worked as a story consultant! and wrote several episodes!, Space Balls)

in 'Good-Bye Charlie' s6 e12 of Murder, She Wrote.

Episode aired Jan 7, 1990

[bloodyrusset]

Thoughts on tng season 6 ep 6: the game.. I enjoyed the cast turning evil but I couldn’t stop thinking how it wasn’t explained how Geordi got hypnotized. It’s established that the device 1. Snaps around your head, 2. Shoots something directly into your eyes, and 3. Is played using vision, all things that Geordi couldn’t do?? He’s literally completely blind without the visor and I don’t think they establish it at all.

Long ass explanation ahead of how I’d rewrite the episode to fix that and also be gayer.

So anyway if I wrote the episode, data would get shut off by crusher and left there in medbay. Later, geordi would ask about data, and it would be revealed that he ‘had a system failure but is alive’. They couldn’t hide data, so they’d have to let geordi see him and ask questions. He’d then ask why they didn’t immediately get him since he’s the best person on the ship to fix data.

They would have some soft excuse, then take the first chance they had to incapacitate him. Maybe they’d do it in the brig and claim he commuted some crime, or maybe they’d also lock him in a quarantine section in sickbay, claiming he has a dangerous infection. Either way, he’d be blind and stuck in a strange place until Wesley and Robin find data, realize he’s been attacked, and go look for Geordi to help them (since they know they’re the only two officers that couldn’t be affected).

They’d break him out in a tense spy-scene and get him to sickbay where he’d figure out how to get datas mobility back without his visor and just with the help of the kids (probably one would help while the other kept watch.) Geordi would finish just when footsteps were incoming, and tell the kids to run. Data wouldn’t get up and Geordi would cling then yell for him to wake while the hypnotized crewmembers locked him up again.

The rest of the episode would play out with robin being taken then Wesley running then being captured, just without Geordi. Data would show up with the light trick, the evil lady would talk then disappear, but before we get a goodbye shot with Wesley and robin, Wesley and a few others would meet geordi and data in engineering and ask how they were, crewmates clearly embarrassed about their actions. The pair would laugh it off and say something about how they figured out the solution. Data would ask a silly question, and geordi would comment how he now knows he can fix data without the bots help and ‘blindfolded’.

[thegeminisage]

letswatchstartrek.com is finally, FINALLY back, which means we can see the "1" episodes ahead of time again, which means i am back to getting DITCHED.

[generic-whumper]

Star Trek: Next Generation; season 6, episode: Chain of Command, Pt. 2

“From now on I refer to you only as, Human.”

[filmjunky-99]

s t a r t r e k t h e n e x t g e n e r a t i o n created by gene roddenberry [time’s arrow, part ii, s6ep1]

'Do you know me?' - guinan

'Very well.' - picard

'Do I know you?' - guinan

'Not yet. But you will.' - picard

[malorisaurus]

*said in the style of the call and response portion of “Hey Ya!” by OutKast*

What’s more human than being human?

COMMANDER DATA

Alright alright alright alright alright alright alright

[minomadamu]

God the ferengi episodes from ds9 fucking rule.

[cryptid-crawly]

also I’m on season 7 of TNG I just forgot to post anything the entire time I’ve been watching sncjcjjfslspcospap whoops