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	Amazon.com: Star Trek - The Next Generation, Episode 14: Datalore: Video: LeVar Burton,Gates McFadden,Gabrielle ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Of all the episodes in the first season of the Next Generation, "Datalore" is the one that has the most significance in the long run for the series.
		"Datalore" showcases both the character of Data and the acting talents of Brent Spiner.
		And yes, "Datalore" has some terrible dialogue and plot holes big enough to fly the Enterprise through, but I still give it four stars - that's for the importance this episode has in the TNG universe, and for the sheer fun of it.
	www.amazon.com /Star-Trek-Generation-Episode-Datalore/dp/6302424313 (2904 words)

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		STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION "Datalore" #40271-114 Story by Robert Lewin and Maurice Hurley Teleplay by Robert Lewin and Gene Roddenberry Directed by Rob Bowman Copyright 1987 Paramount Pictures Corporation.
		Interrupted by Geordi who has begun crumbling soil close to his nose, examining it as he lets the fragments fall from his hand.
		Meanwhile, Picard is speaking to Riker: STAR TREK: "Datalore" - 10/26/87 - ACT TWO 19.
	www.twiztv.com /scripts/nextgeneration/season1/tng-113.txt (8806 words)

	Star Trek - The Next Generation, Episode 14: Datalore : Video (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The premise of this episode is one of the oldest in human literature, that of the evil twin.
		In "Datalore," Star Trek: The Next Generation tried its hand at the time-tested evil-twin story by introducing viewers to version 1.0 of the series´ beloved positronic-brained android.
		Yes, they´re often rough in their acting and production quality; but their storylines are often more interesting than in later series, where there was a slick, by-the-numbers feel to everything.
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		The U.S.S. Enterprise crew investigates the mystery surrounding the disappearance of an earth colony in the Omicron Theta star system 26 years earlier, which coincidentally happens to the exact same time when Lieutenant Commander Data was discovered.
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	Datalore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The episode "Datalore" represents part one of this four-part story which is presented intermittently over the course of six production seasons.
		The writers of the Data-history episodes (such as "Datalore," "Brothers," and "Descent, Parts I & II") don't seem to grok what Spiner has created (nor the audience's reaction to it), and apparently haven't noticed what other Star Trek writers have done to develop this character between Data-history episodes.
		The Picard-Data relationship is also more interesting than the somewhat fake and absurd relationship of Picard and the demi-god "Q" (in other episodes) In Data, we have a true demi-god--a being with the strength of ten men, and the intellect of ten Einsteins, seeking genuine understanding of human beings.
	www.gapsucks.org /arts/sttng/114.html (1606 words)

	datalore - Re: Comments on your comments - attn. Tenz, David B, datalore, zilch, and DrJohnnyDiablo.
		Posted by datalore on Monday, June 23 2003 at 20:24:58 GMT
		I don’t read Robin so I thought that the last word on Cluemaster was that he had survived the mission (according to Amanda Waller).
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	TNG Episode: ``Datalore'', Stardate 41242.4
		The entity, no longer having any means to endanger the ship, leaves, and Wesley is sent back to the bridge, reinstated in full.
		"Datalore" - Data's android look-alike formulates an evil masterplan that could destroy the Enterprise.
		DEADLY DATA Data's android twin is out to destroy the crew!
	stng.36el.com /st-tng/episodes/114.html (579 words)

	The Great Link : The Next Generation, 'Datalore' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The link for Amazon.Co.UK will take you to the boxset for Season 2, Part 1.
		Datalore The Next Generation : Season 1, Episode 12
		Discuss 'Datalore' with other solids at the Vorta Lounge, the Star Trek / Cult TV Forums for the home of the Founders.
	www.greatlink.org /showepisode.asp?episodeid=748 (827 words)

	Star Trek: The Next Generation: Datalore - TV.com
		Star Trek: The Next Generation: Datalore - TV.com
		When Riker beams down to the planet and makes a log entry, Jonathan Frakes drops a number on the stardate, saying "4124.5." The correct date is 41242.5.
		Tell the world what you think of Datalore, write a review for this episode.
	www.tv.com /star-trek-the-next-generation/datalore/episode/19000/summary.html (535 words)

	GEOS - Star Trek: The Next Generation Episode Guide - Season One - Datalore
		GEOS - Star Trek: The Next Generation Episode Guide - Season One - Datalore
		GEOS » All series » Star Trek: The Next Generation » Season One » Datalore
		The Enterprise stops at the planet of Data's discovery and finds Lore, a duplicate android that turns out to be have been a first attempt that was made too human-like.
	www.geos.tv /index.php/episode/tng/012 (67 words)

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