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Constantly whined about "Plot holes" that make perfect sense in context 2017-07-18 02:26:42 Post No. 85110552
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Constantly whined about "Plot holes" that make perfect sense in context
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>WAAAAH! Why doesn't Scotty, a man who has personally known several Enterprise crewmen who have died and returned to life, as well as having once died and returned to life himself in S2E08 "The Changeling" not presume that Kirk's falling into the Nexus, from which they had already rescued several survivors, and which left absolutely no physical traces of his body, automatically assume Kirk was dead forever? surely this is what the character would assume and not just me reaching for a plothole
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> one word title TNG episodes
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>Implying "Masks" wasn't GOAT
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I've been rewatching TNG and I noticed there's a particular type of episode I like
> episode takes place entirely on the enterprise
> few or no guest stars
> mystery involving time or a time limit
Episodes in this template I've found are all pretty good:
> Cause and Effect
> Clues
> Night Terrors
> Disaster (disregarding the kids)
any more episodes like this?
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