"Hey, I never noticed that before...." (TNG edition)

He's a fan of Crocodile Dundee.

 

I Still think Raz should've been played by Tim Curry... lol..

its conceivable and certainly smart to steal such items... there was a theft in Toronto at a hospital not too long ago.. was similar in nature (small items that are known in the medical field) apparently worth a mil and some and easy enough to fit in a backpack.. sure is smarter than those fools in Starship Mine who tried to walk off with trilithium resin.. they didn't get too far with that one

 

I remember I first noticed that when watching the blu-ray. I was shocked. I'd seen the episode numerous times (VHS, then DVD) and was surprised they had such gruesome makeup.

 

Now, now. Some people aren't into esthetic detail.

 

...or Christopher Lloyd

oh.. the medical & engineering stuff was exactly the right stuff to take, especially the visor. I just have to wonder how anybody let that slip by so badly

The Klingon knife still seems the be the odd item out IMHO. No real awesome resale value, or tech advancement potential there. Plus it's such a personal item, that you'd know Worf wasn't going to let that slide. lol

 

How do you know it belongs to Worf?

 

Just playing the odds lol. Who else would be keeping something like that around to be notice by Rassmussen? Maybe Riker? but I doubt it.

BTW, I actually did kind of notice this one, but not on my 1st viewing of season 3's The Defector. This is Patrick Stewart playing Michael Williams in Data's Holodeck production of Henry V

 

Racism! Anti-Bolian racism. They're all supposed to be Mott, the production staff just thought they'd all look the same to us.

(Serious aside: I really want some future Trek series to pick-up and build out the Bolians. They're already established as polygamous, you can do so much with that now that wouldn't have been allowed on the air back then)

 

There's a Star Trek Audio Drama set on the U.S.S. Excelsior (24th Century) That has a Bolian captain. Haven't done anything solely about his Bolian-ness as of yet, beyond some off-hand comments. Those are kind of neat though, like he has a heightened sense of smell lol... http://starshipexcelsior.com/

 

During the first battle in Redemption, did they use stock footage from Yesterday's Enterprise? I've been doing this rewatch and I never put the two together.

 

There's a blue, bald guy on the bridge of the USS Shenzhou in Star Trek Discovery. Not sure if he's meant to be Bolian, but it's possible.

 

http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/File:Theta_116_VIII_graphic.jpg

Rotatation

 

Well, you gotta remember to rotate your tata's. It's basic woman maintenance.

 

Somebody stuttered.

BTW, anyone else think that Oliana Mirren looks rather like a younger Deanna Troi? http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Oliana_Mirren

 

Little bit, maybe.

 

I see that she has brown hair and dark eyes.

 

I wonder if it would have been cool to see Pardek in Undiscovered Country. I think unification aired before the movie came out.

 

I think it may be the makeup...

 

Starship Mine was stupidly done. It has a lot of potential. But c'mon... Picard knows the ship like nobody's business and he doesn't take himself out of plain view getting caught TWICE? Two people sneaked up on him so easily. Also, the thief team could have easily deployed sensors to detect biological presence... just in case of an intruder. Then Picard wouldn't have been able to get aboard so easily.

 

Watching a rape scene on TNG is really creepy, especially the times we live in now. I bet Violations would have received a TV-MA rating if done today.