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So I get it from the episode that Jev was using real memories against Troi, Riker and Crusher for their mindrapes. Sooooo.... does that mean at one point that Riker forced his way on Troi? She drops the chips, he pushes her to the floor, she resists, but he persists. I'm not quite sure how...

I've never heard of this until now. http://io9.com/two-fans-broke-onto-star-trek-tng-sets-to-film-their-o-1503465146 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzcWmRT-nc8

Was there a behind-the-scenes reason for Uhura to stay behind and effectively miss over half the movie? I also find it hard to believe Uhura was easily able to leave Spacedock after participating in stealing the Enterprise. Hid on Sarek's ship, perhaps?

Does anyone know where this is from? It's obviously not from an episode.

So the kid at the beginning gets guilt-tripped by Riker for playing a practical joke. There are several problems with this scenario - if Riker is the one taking responsibility for them being on the ship, then isn't this his fault? Riker puts it all on the older brother. Second, why are...

I've been trudging through season 3, ugh, and one particular moment had me shocked. Kirk orders two security guards down to the planet. He directs the transporter chief to beam them down and to retrieve the other security guards. What ends up happening is that the two guys were beamed into...

I watched this again today, and noticed some modifications to the Enterprise at the very end of the movie, when they begin the 5-year mission. 1. The impulse engines have been changed. Originally they resembled the movie Refit engines. At the end of the movie, it's pretty much one solid...

They discover nearby asteroids are actually energy collectors that convert the energy from a ship into deadly radiation. So then Riker suggests they shoot a beam of ENERGY at the deadly energy collectors. What can possibly go wrong? Data rightly warns them that the phasers might provide the...

As I'm sure many are aware, actor David Rappaport (notably from Time Bandits) was the original Kivas Fajo. However he killed himself, and had to be replaced by Saul Rubinek at the last minute. I looked at the dates, and was surprised by what I saw. I always assumed that he killed himself...

I can't be the only one who chuckles when his name appears in the end credits. I hear there's even a fan club in his honor.