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 : '''Reunion''' ''[[1990]] [[November 5]]''
+Kids grow fast. Klingon kids apparently grow super fast.
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 : '''Future Imperfect''' ''[[1990]] [[November 12]]''
+The double fake totally makes this episode.
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 : '''The Loss''' ''[[1990]] [[December 31]]''
+The rare Troi-heavy episode, but she really irritates me here. She has a problem, and goes through the annoying phases of "I don't have a problem!", "Talk to a counselor!? Are you nuts!?", "Stop trying to be so understanding, assholes!", "It's impossible for you to understand, assholes!", and "Now that I have as few superpowers as you guys, I'm worthless!"
+The 2D creatures affecting the ship are an interesting sci-fi idea. Though it does seem a relatively low threat phenomenon. I mean, yes, they get to within a few minutes of ship destruction, but why? Given their 2Dness and the angle they seemed to be intersecting the ship at, it seems like they could've done a saucer separation and at least saved the ''crew'' on one half. Of if that wasn't possible, shuttles and escape pods.
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 : '''Night Terrors''' ''[[1991]] [[March 18]]''
+Some nitpicks:
+*Humanoid species are SO SO SO incredibly alike that even their dream systems are almost all identical and cause the same effects when disrupted in the same way?
+*The crew of the Brattain all murdered each other. OK, I can see that. But the bridge crew got murdered while sitting in their seats? I can see a surprise phaser blast getting someone, but so many?
+*Somehow it seems funny that what the mystery alien ship was really short on was the most common element in the universe.
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