Which Season Two Episode Would You Like to Have Seen Followed Up?

[DostoyevskyClone]

A few quick notes:

'Contagion' - I realize this was followed-up in DS9, but, technically, it wasn't followed up in TNG (and I'm assuming there's quite a few who may not have even seen the DS9 episode, just like there are several of us who had not read the follow-up books to 'Conspiracy')

'Shades of Gray' - haha. Wouldn't it have been great if the virus was not completely gone from Riker's body and we got a clip show every couple of seasons? Season 4: 'A Whiter Shade of Gray'; Season 6: '6 Shades of Gray', etc. etc.

 

[tomalak301]

Time Squared

It's just one of those episodes where if you look at it with scrutiny, it doesn't make that much sense, but it works when you watch it anyway.

 

[Falcor5]

I vote Shades of Gray. Maybe in a sequel they could explain why they decided to do a clip show!

 

[Piper]

At the risk of being overly negative, I can't see a single episode there that I would have welcomed a sequel to (unlike Season One, where there were several.) Some real clunkers among that lot.

 

[kissthestar]

Tough choice. I think "Ladder" has the best complication (and comedic) possiblilities, but I loved "Loud as a Whisper."

 

[Finn]

Which DS9 episode followed up on contagion?

 

[tomalak301]

Which DS9 episode followed up on contagion?

To the Death, Season 4.

 

[T'Cal]

TNG's Conspiracy. I've always felt that among the reasons why TWoK and FC were so successful was that they were follow up stories based on great plotlines from their respective series. In Conspiracy, we're left to believe that the creatures had sent a message in the direction of their homeworld implying to me that we might see them again.

 

[Myasishchev]

Up the Long Ladder, with Riker and Pulaski tried for murder.

 

[Jbarney]

While it would be tough to do a sequal to a war games focused episode, I thought there was always room to bring back the Zakdorn from "Peak Performance" and have him interacting with Riker's career decisions. There were plenty of chances in the show to do it, too. Before and after "Best of Both Worlds", around the time of "Chain of Command", after "The Pegasus"....

 

[RAMA]

Time Squared. I would have liked it connected with Q Who but I still enjoy the episode as it is.

RAMA

 

[StarryEyed]

The Schizoid Man

It would have been fun to find out that Ira Graves actually successfully transfer himself to the ship's main computer.

 

[Astraea]

TNG's Conspiracy. I've always felt that among the reasons why TWoK and FC were so successful was that they were follow up stories based on great plotlines from their respective series. In Conspiracy, we're left to believe that the creatures had sent a message in the direction of their homeworld implying to me that we might see them again.

TrekLit did follow this up (again, it's DS9, the Relaunch books.)

 

[J47]

I voted for "Samaritan Snare." The Pakleds were awesome villains.

Seriously, only "Contagion" was worth following up on, and DS9 did it well.

 

[Meredith]

I voted for "Samaritan Snare." The Pakleds were awesome villains.

Seriously, only "Contagion" was worth following up on, and DS9 did it well.

Agreed, make us go!!!!

I say that phrase all of the time when my car breaks down.