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9th episode of the first season of Star Trek: The Next Generation

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The Battle « Mission Log Podcast

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This episode marks the return of the Ferengi, both to TNG and to the life of Jean Luc Picard. It turns out his first time meeting the Ferengi was long before The Last Outpost. And now, he is forced to remember it and relive it, with potentially deadly results. How will they escape? Find out when we put The Battle in the Mission Log. The Stargazer filming model used in his episode : ( Special thanks to Hank Zimmerman for the pic.) I got the impression that the Ferengi had made (minimal) repairs to the Stargazer to make it “seaworthy” again. After all, at some point Daimon Bok had managed to set up the computer to respond to all of Picard’s statements/orders as the original crew did which doesn’t seem like something an older ship would be capable of (I seem to remember Kirk once saying that a certain number of crew members was required to perform normal ship functions and non-canon sources put Stargazer’s construction beginning in 2276) so I don’t see this as a real mistake on the show’s part. It was an interesting expansion of the Ferengi mythos, adding nuance to their one-dimensional characters (in for instance, considering revenge undesirable, albeit for its unprofitability). Though if DaiMon Bok did access the Stargazer’s logs, he would have known that his son did attack them without provocation, so really got what he deserved. Try telling that to a grieving and vengeful father, though… This is better than the “greatest generation” podcast. Thanks for taking it seriously.

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Country of origin
United States
Original language
English language
Followed by
Hide and Q
Follows
Justice
Director
Rob Bowman
Cast member
Marina Sirtis
Duration
44
Distribution format
VHS
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date of first performance
1987-11-16
production code
110
publication date
1990-11-02
title
A csata
aspect ratio (W:H)
4:3
set in period
24th century
distributed by
Netflix
characters
Wesley Crusher
review score
6.8/10
media franchise
Star Trek
set in environment
fictional planet
entry in abbreviations table
ba
references work, tradition or theory
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