Um, Picard? Your sarcasm is not lost. As is your bigotry, regarding Tam’s issues.
ETA: Alright not bigotry. But definite lack of compassion.
Frakkin telepaths.
As Garibaldi says, “Never trust a telepath.”
Someday, we’ll find a solution to the… telepath problem. :eek:
“I have enough doubt without listening to Riker and Picard.”
That’s heavy. Imagine having to deal with that.
There is only one solut… talos hits ground
I have. That’s one of the reasons I’ve always enjoyed this episode.
He’s such a tragic character. 
Tin Man was designed as a homage to the thermal pods in Buckaroo Banzai.
“You have ten.”
See, this is where we need Scotty.
“I canna change the laws of physics, Captain!” 
When Tin Man destroys the Romulan Warbird, the special effect was the same effect when V’ger disappears in Star Trek: TMP.
Didn’t we do this in ‘Encounter at Farpoint’?
I liked that too.
I may be alone in that, of course. 
You know what Geordi? You need some Scotch. Scotty would have had them running already.
I liked Encounter At Farpoint. Just not so much the “Pain. Pain. Incredible Pain.” moments.
Joy and gratitude. Joy and gratitude.
Hehe.
They are sending the tin man to Tin Man.
giggle
I know. Data is not made of tin but I bet he has some tin in his body. Somewhere.
That Romulan looks constipated. :eek:
Romulans. Always friendly. :rolleyes:
Guess that explains it. I wonder if Romulan Ale causes constipation. NAH!!
The interior sounds of Tin Man were the recordings from the sound-effects editor James Wolvington’s stomach.
There’s tin in humans (and presumably Betazoids), so why not Data?
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[li]The ambient sounds that Gomtuu made were derived from sounds recorded from sound effects editor Jim Wolvington’s stomach through a stethoscope while he was eating pizza. (Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion)
[/li][li]The growing chair was created by reversing a time-lapse film of a wax chair melting. (Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion)
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