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	Star Trek: The Next Generation - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki
		Star Trek: The Next Generation (often abbreviated to TNG) is the second live-action Star Trek TV series, set in the 24th century.
		Despite the apparent similarities with the original series, the creators of TNG were adamant about creating a bold, independent vision of the future.
		As with the original Star Trek, TNG's special effects utilized miniatures, but due to great advancements in computerized effects and opticals, the show leaped ahead of its predecessor in terms of quality effects.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Star_Trek:_The_Next_Generation (738 words)

	Ship in a Bottle (TNG episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Harking back to an earlier episode of the Star Trek: The Next Generation series, Elementary, Dear Data, the holodeck creation of Professor James Moriarty (played by guest actor Daniel Davis) from Sherlock Holmes is awakened from his long sleep when his program, saved and deactivated years ago, is reactivated.
		The additional twist is the action by Moriarty to create a companion for himself, commanding the computer of the Enterprise-D to place another sentient mind within a female character of the Sherlock Holmes novels.
		It has been theorised that this was an attempt by the writers to have Moriarty appear as an independent entity; a sentient being with his own wants and needs, not merely a talking version of the literary character.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ship_in_a_Bottle_(TNG_episode) (440 words)

	Star Trek (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Commander Benjamin Sisko (Avery Brooks) was forced to work with a fractured Bajoran government and a first officer, Major Kira (Nana Visitor), who was a former underground resistance leader and was initially hostile toward Federation administration of the station.
		The episode "Rules of Acquisition" introduced the Dominion, a ruthless empire in the Gamma Quadrant headed by a group of power-seeking shapeshifters, the Founders.
		In the TNG episode "The Chase", it is explained that many primordial worlds of the Federation were "seeded" by an ancient race of spacefarers, so that their dying race would live on in various forms around the galaxy.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/star_trek (3264 words)

	Chain of Command, Part I - Memory Alpha
		Meanwhile the Enterprise is reassigned to the command of captain Edward Jellico, who immediately starts to reorganize the ship much to the dismay of the crew and not in the least first officer Riker.
		When the away team arrives at Celtris III and invades the supposed facility, it turns out to be a hoax with the intent to lure Picard to the planet; the team is met by a number of Cardassian troops.
		This episode, and the next, sets the scene for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, as it is revealed that the Cardassians have left the Bajor sector.
	www.memory-alpha.org /en/index.php/Chain_of_Command,_Part_I (298 words)

	TNG Episode: ``Chain Of Command, Part I'', Stardate 46357.4
		At the official change of command a short time later, he and Picard talk while others speculate on how permanent the assignment is. Jellico volunteers to launch a probe that will obtain more detailed information on "the installation", and quickly arranges matters.
		Picard, thanks to tests he conducted while commanding the Stargazer, is a leading expert on theta-band subspace waves, the expected type; thus the choice of him for this mission.
		"Chain Of Command, Part I" - After resigning his command to participate in a dangerous secret mission, Captain Picard is taken hostage by the Cardassians.
	stng.36el.com /st-tng/episodes/236.html (1639 words)

	Star Trek Voyager : Tuvok's Uniform Colour
		Command, Tactical/Security, and Science/Medical are three different "departments" and are only interchangeable as a promotion or transfer, not as standard procedure.
		As for the episode with Data changing uniform color, his orders were approved by Starfleet and thus was approved to wear the command uniform.
		But Tuvok WAS permanently promoted to commanding officer as the Doctor didn't think that there was any cure for the virus that Janeway and Chakotay had and the only way that they could stay alive was to be left behind on that planet.
	www.slipups.com /items/11623.html (683 words)

	Ex Astris Scientia - Re-Used Make-ups
		She is unable to read his mind because of the Dopterians' brain structure which is similar to that of the Ferengi.
		The next episode DS9: "Duet" shows us the first Kobheerian in a credited role and it is the first time that the name of the race is mentioned.
		Yet, it is odd that nobody in TNG: "Booby Trap" notices the striking similarity to the extinct Promellians, unless it is commonly known that descendants of the Promellians still exist.
	www.ex-astris-scientia.org /inconsistencies/reused_makeups.htm (1694 words)

	Amazon.ca: Star Trek Next Gen. #137:Chain: Video (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		At the end of Part 1 of "Chain of Command," Jean-Luc Picard had been captured by the Cardassians, who are moving towards the brink of war with the Federation.
		It does not matter that he is chained and has a pain-inducing device embedded in his body, Gul Madred does not stand a chance and when he allows his daughter to see what he is doing at this work, Picard has the opening he needs.
		"Chain of Command" is the best mid-season two-part episode from the series because it is so well integrated into what has happened with these characters for the past five seasons.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/6304925093 (1272 words)

	STARTREKFANS.NET > Most Disturbing TNG Episode (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Im not sure what the episode is called but its the TNG episode where Geordi and Deanna find that woman inside the floor with half her body sticking up.That really disturbed me.Also cant think of this epidsodes name either but its the one where that officer commits sucicide and Deanna has those telepathic visions
		Chain Of Command was never my favorite episode anyway, but the torture in episode 2 was one of the reasons for that.
		Sep 27 2003, 10:13 AM my most disturbing is an ent intstead of tng but its the one where the vulcan dude says that the people that went into the expanse suffered "complete anotomic inversion" and that they were still alive...
	www.startrekfans.net /lofiversion/index.php/t5143.html (1809 words)

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	Star Trek - The Next Generation, Episode 136: Chain of Command, Part I - Video(VHS) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Later, however, I bet he subtly, quietly passed the word in his professional circle that the Enterprise command crew was a gaggle of spoiled brats, and working with any of them on a future assignment should probably be avoided.
		The weakness of the episode is the contrivance by which only Jean-Luc Picard in the entire Federation knows enough about theta band emissions that he is sent off to do grunt work on some back planet.
		Although Chain of Command focuses mainly on Captain Picard, important parts are played by Riker, Troi, Worf, and Dr Crusher.
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	Amazon.com: Star Trek - The Next Generation, Episode 137: Chain of Command, Part II (1987) : Video (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The intensity of this episode owes largely to the two guest performances, David Warner as the cruel tormentor Gul Madred, and Ronny Cox as the austere Captain Jellico.
		While the diplomatic fencing between Jelico and the Cardassians is certainly interesting, the heart of this episode are the encounters between Picard and his captor, Gul Madred (David Warner, in another one of his patented bad guy roles).
		In this episode, the second part of 'Chain of Command', Picard has been captured by Cardassians, and is being tortured by a suitably unpleasant Gul, while the Enterprise is under the command of Captain Edward Jellico.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/6304925093?v=glance (1913 words)

	TNG Episode: ``Chain Of Command, Part II'', Stardate 46360.8
		Jellico requests a recess to consult his superiors, and ultimately ends up involved in a shouting match with Riker, who demands that Picard's life is worth the admission that he was acting on behalf of the Federation.
		Despite Troi's attempts to mediate, the argument escalates: "Are you questioning my judgement, Commander?" "As first officer, it is my responsibility to point out any actions that may be mistakes by a commanding officer, sir," snarls Riker.
		"Chain Of Command, Part II" - While under the command of an unfeeling new captain, the Enterprise attempts to rescue Picard from the Cardassians.
	stng.36el.com /st-tng/episodes/237.html (1838 words)

	Galactopedia N Section 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Nacelles are usually separated from the main structure of the ship because of the continuum distortion which can take place around them, when at optimal levels, could be deleterious to the safety of ship and crew.
		Admiral Nechayev is one of the main players at Starfleet command, taking point on the Cardassian treaty negotaiations in the mid 2360s, notorious for the territory annexes which led to mass relocations and the splintering of Maquis groups along the Demilitarized Zone she created.
		The New Orleans class was mentioned in "Conspiracy" and not shown, and was later built as a damaged filming model for the Wolf 359 battle scene.
	www.captainmike.org /Galactopedia/n1.html (1961 words)

	Star Trek: TNG Episode Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Chain of Command, Part II With Picard a prisoner of the vicious Gul Madred, the Enterprise must face off a possible invasion in order to try and help their Captain.
		Birthright, Part II Held captive by the Romulan Commander, Worf tries to inspire the children of the prison camp to revive their Klingon heritage.
		During a maintenance procedure that requires the crew to evacuate, terrorists board the Enterprise and only the accidental presence of Picard is there to stop them from their dangerous plan.
	www.cultcross.co.uk /episodes/tng6.htm (697 words)

	STARTREK.COM : Article
		Not only does this episode give her a chance to be the focal point of a great story, it also gives us a fresh look at the Romulans and how their military culture interacts with the secretive Tal Shiar, as well as providing us with great Romulan characters we wish we could see more of.
		Perhaps the best Picard episode in terms of giving us background into his younger days, this episode also serves up a rousing 24th Century "It's a Wonderful Life," where Picard can see how one important moment in youth can have drastic implications later in life.
		A delightful and thought-provoking romp across the galaxy, this episode is indeed a chase, as the title suggests, but it's also a mystery with a satisfying conclusion that helps to stitch together some of the lingering questions fans have always had about the preponderance of humanoid lifeforms in the galaxy.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/features/specials/article/848.html (1070 words)

	SF-Fandom - Favorite TNG episode
		May 4, 2004 09:57 PM I have so many favourite TNG episodes its hard to choose just one it was my number one favourite series of all the Star Trek ones.
		The episode where the Captain and a few of his crew were changed into children.
		Another acting tour de force by Patrick Stewart was in the episode "Sarek," which features one of the cruelest fates for any Star Trek character as Sarek loses his dignity and self-control with age and must trade consciousnesses with Picard to complete some tricky negotiations.
	www.sf-fandom.com /vbulletin/printthread.php?t=12479 (1017 words)

	Battlestar Galactica Frequently Asked Questions
		The three-hour pilot episode premiered on ABC on September 17, 1978, and audiences were treated to several scenes not seen in the theatrical releases.
		This version of the Galactica 1980 episode has had all the scenes and references to Angela and her star child removed, and is made to appear as if Starbuck took the part-Cylon part-Galactican escape craft back to the Battlestar Galactica.
		In the course of the episode, Baltar is delivered unto the Council, Iblis' true nature is revealed, the flight patrols are freed, and Apollo, who was struck down by Iblis and "only dead by primitive measures", is revived by the mysterious beings aboard their Ship of Lights.
	www.kobol.com /archives/BG-FAQ.html (10708 words)

	Startrek The Next Generation Episode Guides - Season 6 - Episode 10 - Chain of Command, Part I - Koolkrazy
		Beverly and Worf are also "reassigned" and begin rigorous training sessions with Picard, although only the captain knows the nature of their upcoming task.
		Among the crew, speculations about whether Picard will return arise when a now commanding officer, Captain Jellico, is assigned to take over instead of Riker.
		Beverly and Worf escape, but Picard is kidnapped and returned to Cardassian leader Gul Madred, who informs him that he must answer all questions asked of him or he will die.
	www.koolkrazy.com /episodeguides/details/Startrek_The_Next_Generation/Chain_of_Command,_Part_I.html (562 words)

	DVD Talk Forum - Favorite Season of Star Trek : TNG?
		Ok, then, I'll go with the episode where John de Lancie is hitting on Jennifer Hetrick and they end up going off to explore the universe together.
		This is probably one of my most hated TNG episodes.
		I thought it was pretty entertaining for a "hey, we're trapped in the holodeck and we could be killed because the safeties are off" episode.
	www.dvdtalk.com /forum/printthread.php?t=359434 (1160 words)

	YouTube - Star Trek TNG: Chain of Command, Part II
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		Episode in Brief - Star Trek TNG 3x21 - Hollow Pursuits
		Episode in Brief - Star Trek TNG 4x12 - The Wounded
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	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Starfleet's Safety Protocols
		And more generally, since the main computer is able to recognize voice patterns, this programming could be recognized ship-wide, so that any replicator on board will refuse replicating the hazardous substance for that specific person.
		Safety protocols in the main computer (although usually not referred to as such) are in place to ensure the safety of a ship and crew by limiting access to some command functions to the senior staff or maybe just the ship's captain.
		In the shows, it was also revealed that some non-Federation species, such as the Klingons and the Romulans, perceive the safety protocols as "yet another sign of Starfleet's weakness".
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Starfleet's_Safety_Protocols (446 words)

	TrekFansUnited Forum > Favourite TNG Episode (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Mar 7 2005, 08:33 PM My favourite has to be the two part "Chain of Command." I like the political/Orwellian aspects of it, and the Cardassians are really a great enemy.
		And the episode where Data creates his daughter, the title of which is not coming to me at the moment.
		I agree that "Darmok" and especially "Chain of Command" were both VERY good episodes and outstanding in terms of new and challenging story writing (Picard's torture scene is still one of the most daring scenes shot in Star Trek/Television history.)
	www.trekfansunited.com /forum/lofiversion/index.php/t1667.html (1925 words)

	Helix BBS > Favourite TNG Episode(s)
		There may be better episodes in terms of production values or complex situations or whatever, but the balancing act here between sentimentality and respect is beautifully maintained.
		Feb 6 2003, 04:20 AM Although I LOVED basically all of the episodes and i would never be able to narrow it down at all, i would have to say thet Best of Both Worlds is one of the best.
		May 14 2003, 11:06 AM The Defector remains my firm favourite for some reason, perhaps because it was the episode that made me realise just how strong a show TNG had developed into after the iffy first couple of seasons.
	www.helix-bbs.net /lofiversion/index.php/t107.html (2417 words)

	Just Kelly (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		I'm watching an episode of TNG called "Chain of Command (2)".
		It is the episode where Picard is tortured by a Kardasian.
		The best star trek ever, from all the shows, was the TNG one where Picard lives a life on a planet just before it was destroyed.
	plastickelly.blogspot.com /2004/10/something-i-learned-today-starship.html (264 words)

	Star Trek: The Next Generation (a Titles and Air Dates Guide) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		3- 2 149 2 Oct 89 The Ensigns Of Command 51.
		6-10 236 14 Dec 92 Chain Of Command (1) 137.
		6-11 237 21 Dec 92 Chain Of Command (2) 138.
	epguides.com /StarTrekTheNextGeneration (1473 words)

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