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	List of Star Trek planets - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It was mentioned in the TNG episode "Datalore".
		This planet's first appearance was in the TNG episode "A Matter of Honor".
		Furthermore, a key battle of the Earth-Romulan War was the Battle of Cheron, mentioned in the TNG episode The Defector.
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	Ro Laren - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		While on a mission with Commander Riker, she defected to the Maquis, a group that was fighting against the Cardassians.
		In the episode "Ensign Ro", she is given her freedom and a pardon in exchange for going on a secret mission to help stop dissident raids to protect a treaty with Cardassia.
		In "Rascals", Ensign Ro and three other crewmembers are transformed into their child selves, while retaining their adult personalities.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ro_Laren (719 words)

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		TNG, on the other hand, just looks sloppy, as it flails around in a universe were just about anything can happen as long as Sternbach and Okuda are there to come up with enough syllables ending with the suffix "ionic".
		Viewing this episode in a house with a dog will bring the forces of the SPCA and PETA down on your head, as Troi's screaming scenes unleash sonic vibrations that drive dogs to bash their heads into walls in the fervent hope that it will cause unconsciousness.
		The entire episode plays as high-camp, with Shay Astar as the imaginary friend, Isabella, acting like she is auditioning for a villainess on "Melrose Place", and Stewart earnestly reciting his final speech gibberish as if it were the Gettysburg Address.
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	The Helix BBS
		I thought Rascals was an excellent episode, I hated Shades of Grey, but as i think about it, they couldn't really have ended the season with a cliffhanger, becuase Pulaski wouldn't be back, but they could have come up with something else.
		The Worst Episode Ever award goes to "Angel One." The first season episode in which a planet is visited where women are dominant and men are subversive.
		I don't hate or consider any episode as worst or really bad, If I had to pick one it would be shades of grey just for the fact that the flashback should or could have be scenes deleted from past epsiodes or new scenes that show Riker's past.
	www.helix-bbs.net /index.php?showtopic=2859 (1412 words)

	Rascals - Memory Alpha
		This is the last episode of the series, chronologically, that Miles O'Brien (Colm Meaney) appears in.
		This episode is directed by Adam Nimoy, the son of Leonard Nimoy.
		In that episode, Odo cites the case of the Ferengi invaders as an example of a security breach aboard the Enterprise.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Rascals (400 words)

	The Not So Good....
		But there is one redeeming factor to this episode: a highly auspicious set of circumstances came into play which commissioned this episode ahead of the planned Q episode for this season, which would have been an all time stinker if it had gone ahead.
		This season's Q episode was going to be called 'IQ Test', which involved Q, and another Q companion placing a wager on who was the superior and strongest race -the Human's, or the other race (the Talarians were one possibility that was talked about).
		The TNG episode 'Shades of Grey' for instance compares with this show in regards to how uninteresting it is. On the upside in the genre 'The Quickening' springs to mind as being okay, and 'Ethics' had some interesting moments....
	www.trekmania.net /conference/not_so_good.htm (4067 words)

	Your favorite ep of ST:tNG [Archive] - RPGnet Forums
		Amusingly, that was one of the few times the events in an episode had long term effects on the characters, as after that point she started wearing uniform regularly.
		I remember one of my favorites was the "subspace alien abduction" episode, where they find out that Riker's arm was apparently severed and reattached, and everyone goes into the holodeck to recreate their buried memories of the last few nights.
		I don't remember the name, but one first episodes I saw that really stood out was the one with the Romulan admiral who defected to the Federation in order to stop a war, but it all turned out to be a ploy to expose him.
	forum.rpg.net /archive/index.php/t-208457.html (7026 words)

	The Top Infinite Reasons Kirk Is Better Than Picard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Picard's crew is so incompetant that in TNG episode "Schisms" Riker and several other crew members are abducted and at the end of the episode, they still haven't found a way to ensure those abductions won't occur again.
		Also, in the episodes where Kirk went missing (e.g., “The Tholian Web” or “The Paradise Syndrome”), his crew refused to abandon their search as long as they had reason to believe that their captain was still alive and could be rescued.
		In the TNG episode "Yesterday's Enterprise," Picard needs the help of a Guinan and Data to figure out the timeline was changed by the appearance of the Enterprise-C. Kirk would have figured this out on his own in 10 minutes.
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	Funniest TNG episode - STARTREKFANS.NET
		The funniest TNG episodes in my opinion are 'The Naked Now', 'The Last Outpost', parts of 'Haven', 'The Outrageous Okona' as well as the 'Shizoid Man' and 'Starship Mine'.
		I thought the one episode where Data tried his hand at humour was amusing..
		That is by far the funniest TNG episode.
	www.startrekfans.net /index.php?showtopic=914&st=30 (756 words)

	Futurama: Teenage Mutant Leela's Hurdles Episode Trivia - TV.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		In the "Mothers Day" episode, Bender gives a picture of himself when he was 2 months old.
		The rejuvenation seemed to me to have affected each by subtracting not a fixed age by a percentage age, therefore all would have been about 40% of their previous age.
		The plot has some similarities to a "Star Trek: TNG" episode entitled "Rascals." In that episode, four characters (Keiko, Guinan, Ensign Ro and Captain Picard) are involved in a transporter malfunction that turns them into pre-adolescents.
	www.tv.com /futurama/teenage-mutant-leelas-hurdles/episode/165482/trivia.html (1215 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.
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	Star Trek - The Next Generation, Episode 133: Rascals - Video(VHS)
		There are a couple of problems with this episode: it was far too easy for the Ferengi to take over the ship, and the transporter maneuvers needed to return them to adult form are never talked about as a possible fountain of youth.
		This light episode's best part is when Picard (now a kid) has to throw a temper tantrum to see Riker (called him 'Dad').
		"Rascals" has its moments of cuteness and since we are dealing with the Ferengi the children are never really in danger (not like they are Klingons or the Borg).
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	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		RASCALS (VI-7) [46,235.7] A transporter accident changes Picard, Ro, Guinan, and Keiko into children.
		He learns that the anti-time anomaly is growing backwards in time, where it will (have) prevent(ed) the formation of life on earth.
		TITLE (Season-# in season) [stardate] Description (airdate) where # "in season" is the episode number within the season by broadcast order.
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	Star Trek: The Next Generation episode guide
		This episode is the finale of the third season and is a cliffhanger episode to be continued in the fourth season.
		This episode is the first episode of a two-part story which links the events in the series to the events in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country which opened at theaters about three weeks after this two-part episode first aired.
		This episode is mosty a retread of "For the World is Hollow, and I've Touched the Sky" from the old series, complete with the isolated society, the Enterprise crewmember that falls in love with the local, and the major disaster that's about to destroy the colony unless the Enterprise can stop it.
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	Rob's STAR TREK Episode Guide
		This is the first episode to show a transporter cycle from a first-person point of view.
		Picard shared the toddy with her in the episode "Cause and Effect".
		This is the first episode to show the aft section of a runabout.
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	List of Star Trek planets (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Benzar - planet mentioned in the TNG episode "Coming of Age".It is the homeworld of the aquatic Benzenite species.
		FGC 892 - a system featured in the TOS episode "Bread and Circuses", where a Class M planet is discovered with a human society modeled after the ancient Roman Empire of Earth.
		Yonada - an asteroid featured in the TOS episode "For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky ".
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	Favorite Season 6 TNG Episode - STARTREKFANS.NET
		I voted for Birthright but Timescape was a great episode, if I could change my vote that's what it would go for.
		I voted for Starship Mine but Tapestry was a great episode as was Frame Of Mind and almost every other episode from Season 6 to be honest!.
		There are way too many good episodes to choose from! I went with "Relics"with "Tapestry" as a strong 2nd.
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	Tim Lynch Review of Rascals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Sure, there were difficulties here and there; for one, I think the bed-bouncing scene ran too long by at least a minute.
		Having the goal of making the viewers wince is, in general, a very bad idea unless it's for a short time and for a very good reason.
		What it comes down to is that, at the end, I felt like quoting the now-cliched refrain from countless old afternoon cartoons: "I'd have done it, too, if it weren't for those meddling kids." That may be fine for "Scooby-Doo", but I'd like to think that TNG strives for a somewhat higher standard.
	www.dcs.gla.ac.uk /~hwloidl/TL/tng6/rascals.html (1903 words)

	Index of All ST:TNG Episodes
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		Tables of all seven seasons' episode titles are shown below.
		Rascals (code 233, stardate 46235.7, airdate 31 Oct 92)
	www.ee.surrey.ac.uk /Contrib/SciFi/StarTrek/STTNG/episodes.html (1855 words)

	Large Birds of Prey - K'Vort
		The Pagh, appearing in the episode "A Matter of Honor" is the first Bird-of-Prey type ship seen on Star Trek: The Next Generation, (The Klingons in "Heart of Glory" flew a K'Tinga-class ship and the Talarian Batris) and it is an eye-opener.
		Nevertheless, eight are seen in the dining scene.
		Fans sometimes talk of redoing episodes a la the Star Wars Special Editions, perhaps a Vor'cha could be inserted over these BoPs, although it would also be out-of-scale large.
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	TWIZ TV \| Star Trek: The Next Generation Scripts [Season 1 to 7] - Episode Guide
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		There might be a few slight differences between these scripts and the aired episodes.
		Most of the scripts here are final drafts so in any case they should be fairly close, if not identical, to the aired episodes.
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	Amazon.com: Star Trek - The Next Generation, Episode 133: Rascals (1987) : Video (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
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		Star Trek - The Next Generation, Episode 120: Cost Of Living VHS
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	STARTREK.COM : Episode
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		En route back from vacation, Picard, Ensign Ro, Keiko and Guinan run into danger aboard their shuttlecraft.
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	Rascals
		The children manage to capture all of them with the "weapons" they have stolen, and when the action subsides, Beverly and O'Brien use the transporter to restore the group to their adult states.
		Those not wishing to be exposed to the little rapscallions should
		that TNG can definitely get good young actors when it really tries.
	www.starfleetlibrary.com /tng/tng6/rascals.htm (2278 words)

	Minor Difficulties 2.0
		Summary: SG1 is a little younger and a little less sane, but the only chance when aliens invade. Parody of Star Trek TNG episode "Rascals".
		Author Notes: Similarities with Star Trek: The Next Generation's "Rascals" was not originally intended, but then I ran with it!
		The original characters, situations and story are the property of the author(s), and may not be republished or archived elsewhere without the author's permission.
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