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	startrek models (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Among other notable episodes, "Phage" strikes a nice balance among character development, story hook, and moral and emotional conflict when Neelix is literally robbed of his lungs by the Vidiians, a once-civilized people who are combating a deadly disease called the Phage by stealing organs.
		To be honest Voyager was one of my least favorite ST shows but now that I have recently revisited the episodes of season 1 I find myself enjoying it as much as the other ST incarnations.
		There is also a well-balanced dose of humor in some episodes, which is always helpful in order not to fall into a gloomy pit of self-glorification.
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	Inconsistencies
		In this episode, the Holodeck floor appears to be smooth and shiny, as if it were polished linoleum.
		But, I noticed that the stardate of this episode is 41601, yet in 'THE ARSENAL OF FREEDOM' the date is later than that, at 41798, though she appears in the episode.
		In this episode, whilst Riker’s father is visiting Pulaski in sickbay, she mentioned that she had just been treating a crewman suffering from the flu.
	www.trekmania.net /conference/inconsistencies.htm (4312 words)

	Ex Astris Scientia - Starfleet Ship Classes A-K
		In the latter episode we see that the double beam of the aft phaser array fires from either side of the dome above the hangar deck of the Defiant, and aft torpedoes are available too.
		Names from the episodes and from The Making of Star Trek were correlated with the registries by Mike Okuda and Greg Jein already for the first Encyclopedia, but strictly speaking they are conjecture.
		Apart from the three-nacelle version in TNG "All Good Things", there is another Galaxy variant with additional engine top pieces, probably phaser strips, the Venture from DS9: "Way of the Warrior".
	www.ex-astris-scientia.org /schematics/starfleet_ships1.htm (4773 words)

	Galactopedia Episode Index: Next Generation Season 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		After a confrontation with the Ferengi enemy, a mysterious being known only as Portal, guardian of the Tkon Empire, materializes before both away teams inquiring, "Who will meet the challenge?" Portal, disenchanted with the Ferengi's barbaric and warlike responses to his inquisition, is intrigued by Commander Riker's wisdom.
		With the cast and crews still learning to work with each other and their technology, there was undoubtedly a 'settling in' period where many of the techniques used to film the show hadn't been created yet, and "The Last Outpost" shows this much more than the episodes before and after.
		There are several miscues, both for the actors and for the sound and special effects, and much of the camera work seems jerky and cut awkwardly.
	www.captainmike.org /Galactopedia/tng_episodes_1.html (592 words)

	Nitpicker's Guild Glossary (Secondary)
		In TNG it was the 'Saucer Seperation', which they used in one non-critical situation (Farpoint) and one semi-critical situation (the one with Geordi vs The Improving Weapon!), and then didn't use again, even in situations where it would be helpful, until Best of Both Worlds II.
		The first episode they used it on it was totally 100% unnecessary, and we've now seen enough uses of it to get the jist (including seeing it used by someone who's never used Federation technoligy before he called up the 'So you've just captured Voyager' interactive help tutorial).
		Submitted by John Latchem who recounted the similarities of other Trek episodes to "Deadlock"--an episode that features the duplication of the Voyager and its crew, the death of Harry Kim and the subsequent replacement of Harry Kim by his doppleganger from the other ship when the other Janeway destroy her ship to defeat the Vidiians.
	www.nitcentral.com /members/glossar2.htm (7585 words)

	Christopher L. Bennett -- Star Trek: Orion's Hounds Annotations
		Episode and book titles are TNG unless otherwise indicated.
		Episode and short-story titles are in quotes, while film and book titles are italicized.
		"Datalore" showed Lore appearing to converse with the Crystalline Entity over subspace radio, but "Silicon Avatar" suggested that conventional communication was ineffective (which is why the graviton-beam method was needed in the first place).
	home.fuse.net /ChristopherLBennett/OrionsHoundsAnnot.html (5437 words)

	TNG - Lieutenant Commander Data
		Data remained in a dormant condition underground, where he was discovered in 2338 by the crew of the Starship Tripoli.
		Data was based on a sophisticated positronic brain developed by Soong, from concepts first postulated in the 20th century by Dr. Isaac Asimov.
		Also in the sixth season, Brent exercised his diverse talent in an episode of the show entitled "A Fistful of Datas," in which he portrayed five characters.
	mario.lapam.mo.it /tng/data.htm (2033 words)

	Gene Roddenberry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		His old pseudonym Robert Wesley was used in the "Star Trek" (1966) episode...
		"Star Trek" (creator) (teleplay) (episode 2.19 "Private Little War, A") (teleplay) (episode 2.20 "Return to Tomorrow") (teleplay) (episode 2.25 "Bread and Circuses") (writer) (episode 2.23 "Omega Glory, The")
		(writer) (episode 'The Secret Weapon of 117', 6 March 1956)
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