But Deanna did get surly when she got drunk in First Contact.Different people react to alcohol in different ways. I think it'd be funny if Deanna got really surly and aggressive
Riker can obviously handle his alcohol.
So am I to assume from "The Naked Now"...
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Was that the ep where they made it sound like they had never heard of James T. Kirk?
(Looks it up. Thanks to our amazing technology Netflix, I can punch up the line reading in about 45 seconds.)
Nope, I was wrong. Picard is just being matter of fact in the delivery.
(Looks it up. Thanks to our amazing technology Netflix, I can punch up the line reading in about 45 seconds.)
Nope, I was wrong. Picard is just being matter of fact in the delivery.
Why? Did Brent have a writing credit?
(I agree with your sentiment but not your apportioning of blame
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Exactly. She should've been the same in this episode.But Deanna did get surly when she got drunk in First Contact.Different people react to alcohol in different ways. I think it'd be funny if Deanna got really surly and aggressive
Riker can obviously handle his alcohol.
Why? Did Brent have a writing credit?
(I agree with your sentiment but not your apportioning of blame
I was just responding to the post about Frakes saying he was "totally ashamed" of this episode, seeing as how Frakes, to my knowledge, didn't have a writing credit, either.
Still, how did this virus affect Data? A chemical imbalance is enough to make him act drunk. Why didn't they explore that further for giving Data emotions, since he demonstrated some human emotions while intoxicated?
In 2013, it's not really logical. Except if it's a stupidly heavy PDF, the transfer would be the faster part. The bigger deal would be the search for occurences in a databse loaded with a least one hundred years of boring log entries.
In fact, I'm realising there's the same problem that I see in Home Soil: 24th century space doctors aren't trained about this kind of collective madness. It's not normal they have to use old primairy sources instead of an updated litterature about strange spatial illness.
With this in mind, TNG has just become 3% better."Personal log, Stardate 47276.9. As we begin the fifth year of our mission, I am amazed that no-one has yet to notice my little problem..."
Probably the beard has something to filter his breath.
Thomas got his impulsiveness, his ability to be sweet, and his drunken-party-animal quality in the transporter split.
Nope. No beard in this episode.
It was following:
So, after the first year, Riker realized that his breath can be suspicious, so to continue to hide his little-problem, he took a little precaution.
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