Tuesday, 25 October 2011
10 PM Eastern - 7 PM Pacific
“Isn’t it astonishing though how much clutter there is in the consciousness?”
Kes? No, you definitely don’t want to get involved with Kes. 
“That analogy is not exactly…”
Yeah, you can’t worry about the Aussies are doing. :rolleyes:
Oops, forgot about the time. I’ll catch up shortly
Ah, obsession with security and privacy
Yeah, these folks are definitely ready to join the Federation. :eyebrow:
AFAIK, this is the only time Beverly ever appears to have a fear of heights.
ETA: I stand corrected.
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[li]Crusher’s fear of heights was also mentioned in “Chain of Command, Part I”.
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Yeah I don’t recall anything else.
Clutter in the consciousness, lol
Her grandmother made her soup? In between having sex with a ghost, I’d assume.
quite compelling, indeed, Jean-Luc
oh dear oh dear… love triangle. that everyone had seen except them
mmm, coffee and croissant.
No, it’s too late. But tempting. 
Not much of a triangle since Jack died.
“…I didn’t have those feelings anymore.”
coughbullshitcough
It’s a shame the Enterprise doesn’t have any sensors that could detect human life.
Oh wait. :rolleyes:
What is Beverley wearing? Oh my.
“What about when he’s awake?”
PWIHB! :eek:
A bit of a pensive episode, no?
this may be of interest
This is the first of two episodes in the last season of Star Trek: The Next Generation (the other is “Bloodlines”) to be written by Nicholas Sagan, son of the famous astronomer Carl Sagan (author of Contact) and subsequently a writer for Star Trek: Voyager.
Ye gods, the back is even worse! :eek:
It’s like something I would have picked out as a 4 year old. Is that really just a piece of silver cloth wrapped unattractively around her in berry colored tights and a waffleshirt? ugh. At least her hair isn’t horrendous.