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Rear Admiral
Location: United Kingdom
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Re: What was TNG's very best 'Mindscrew Episode'?
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Commodore
Location: Chicago
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Re: What was TNG's very best 'Mindscrew Episode'?
In Second Chances, that they found a second Riker and then that they didn't kill off at the end surprised the heck out of me. Face of the Enemy was a bit of a shocker in the teaser. It was a great Deanna episode, too.
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Fleet Captain
Location: California
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Re: What was TNG's very best 'Mindscrew Episode'?
The last moments of Redemption when "Tasha" suddenly appears out the shadows wearing a Romulan uniform was a true 'wtf' moment. "Parallels" where certain things seemed really odd and out of place until they explained why a bit later. The best ones are where they wait until later to explain what's happening. The longer they wait, the better the suspense. |
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Captain
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Re: What was TNG's very best 'Mindscrew Episode'?
I'm still not sure what happened. Some aliens took the form of Romulans, then beamed over to the Enterprise while the Romulans gave chase onto the Enterprise? Was that it? edit: And yes, at the time I gave TNG a great deal of credit for having me saying at the 45 minute mark, "I have no idea what is going on!" |
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Location: Baltimore, MD, USA
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Re: What was TNG's very best 'Mindscrew Episode'?
![]() I don't watch "Violations" for the same reason, but I don't think it's that good an episode anyway. |
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Cadet
Location: Canada - The Land of Snow and Ice
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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'?
The Romulans' warp engine failed when the aliens tried to use it as an incubation chamber for their young, mistaking it for a naturally occurring quantum singularity (a black hole) The Enterprise responded to their distress signal, assumed they needed power for their engine & initiated a power transfer beam, which ruptured space/time, caused catastrophic failure on the Romulan ship, endangered the alien young, & eventually overloaded the Enterprise's warp field causing a breach. Romulans began evacuating to the Enterprise. One of the aliens in Romulan form went along to try to stop the power transfer, while the other one gained access to the Romulan ship's weapons & opened fire on the Enterprise, for the same reason This is the point the runabout crew found them, incapsulated in a bubble of decelerated time, just shortly after Picard had to trim his fingernails
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