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What was TNG's very best 'Mindscrew Episode'?
Whatever our opinions about his later work, I have to give Brannon Braga his due: he was very good at writing these kinds of stories. Contenders might include things like "Where Silence Has Lease", "Cause And Effect", "Parallels", "Schisms", "Realm Of Fear", "Genesis", "Violations", "The Game", "Remember Me", "Frame Of Mind". And no doubt many more than I can't think of off the top of my head. You get the idea of the sort of episode I mean, though. Which of them would you say is your favorite 'Mindscrew Episode'? ![]() For my money, "Frame Of Mind" is the king of them. An excellent performance from Jonathan Frakes is icing on the cake for a story where we, along with Riker, begin to honestly believe that Number One has gone insane. Still gives me chills every time I rewatch it.
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Re: What was TNG's very best 'Mindscrew Episode'?
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Re: What was TNG's very best 'Mindscrew Episode'?
Probably due to seeing Patrick McGoohan's The Prisoner when it first aired in U.S.
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Re: What was TNG's very best 'Mindscrew Episode'?
Probably The Game.
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Re: What was TNG's very best 'Mindscrew Episode'?
Clues deserves some mention in this thread too |
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Whatever our opinions about his later work, I have to give Brannon Braga his due: he was very good at writing these kinds of stories. 


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