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	TNG Episode Review: Sarek
		Sarek’s aides indignantly refuse to consider the possibility.
		There are other examples, though: Sarek’s hands giving away his inner turmoil, Sakkath’s concentration whenever he tries to prop up the ambassador’s control, Crusher’s barely-suppressed rage just before she slaps her son.
		And: Although the episode is as TNG as they come the TOS character Sarek blends in perfectly – without losing a dimension but equally without turning the story into a Sarek (or Lenard) vehicle.
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	Sarek - Memory Alpha
		Sarek's accomplishments as an ambassador to the Federation included the Coridan admission debate of 2267 before the Federation Council, early treaties with the Klingon Empire, Alpha Cygnus IX, and his incredible effort to bring about a Federation-Legaran treaty, which was initiated in 2273.
		Sarek's first child was born to a Vulcan princess to whom he was not married.
		Clearly, this was intended to be a reference to Amanda and that Sarek was not married to a Vulcan priestess.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Sarek (778 words)

	STARTREK.COM : Episode
		Sarek, the renowned Vulcan Ambassador, is on a mission to establish relations between the Federation and a race of beings known as the Legaran.
		Mendrossen explains to Captain Picard that Sarek's age has recently caused him to tire easily, and asks him to dispense with the official ceremonies that would normally be accorded a visitor of Sarek's rank, so that he may rest.
		When Sarek agrees, Picard suffers through a whirlwind of the Ambassador's emotions unleashed in his mind, while Sarek is able to use the captain's strength to successfully negotiate with the Legaran delegates.
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		The 202-year old Sarek had been working on a treaty between the Federation and the Legarans for 93 years and was transported to the planet for the concluding session.
		An outbreak of the epidemic threatened the crew of the Enterprise in the TOS episode ”Requiem for Methuselah”.
		Terrellian Plague threatened to infect the inhabitants of Beta Cassius in the TNG episode ”Haven”.
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	TNG Episode: ``Unification, Part I'', Stardate 45233.1
		Sarek doesn't know why Spock left, but when pressed, says that he might have gone to see Pardek, a Romulan senator Spock has known since the Khitomer conference who is an extremely moderate element within the Romulan Empire.
		How do you know Pardek?" Sarek rambles on a bit about Spock's difficult childhood, and tries to bid Picard a traditional farewell, but is denied even that honor by his failing health (Picard must both force Sarek's hand into the traditional Vulcan symbol and finish the "live long and..." left unfinished by Sarek).
		Before this episode aired, a 10 second memoriam to Gene Roddenberry was displayed on the screen.
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		Editors' Note: This episode was actually filmed after 'The Ensigns Of Command' (TNG) but was aired first, since 'Evolution' (TNG) also dealt with Beverly Crusher returning to the Enterprise -D after her absence in the second season.
		Note that 'Chain Of Command, Part I' (TNG) suggests that Captain Jellico had helped to negotiate this agreement, although Admiral Nechayev said it was two years prior to that episode (2369), which would put this treaty at 2367.
		Sarek is found to have deteriorated to the point where his ability to conduct the Legaran conference is in doubt.
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	PADD =/\= "Sarek"
		Crusher theorizes that Sarek suffers from a rare illness called Bendii Syndrome, which affects Vulcans over the age of 200 and causes them to lose control of their emotions.
		Sakkath, Sarek's personal assistant, has been using his telepathic skills to reinforce Sarek's mental discipline, but the strain of the Legaran mission has caused Sarek to lose control of his emotions and telepathically project them onto others.
		Factoid: Commander Riker studied Sarek's career in school, including the treaty of Alpha Cygnus Nine, the Coridan admission to the Federation, and the Klingon Alliance.
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		In the TNG episode "The first duty", he is the Starfleet officer, who presides the inquiry into a cadet's death, during a flight practice.
		He is aware of Sarek's infirmity, but he tries to hide it and to use his telepathic skills to give the Ambassador the emotional control, which he lacks.
		In the TNG episode "Gambit", she attempts to take possession of the Stone of Gol, an ancient weapon which uses the ennemy's aggressiveness, retorting it against him.
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	The Trek BBS: Episode Ratings: Darmok (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		This is an episode that epitomises what Star Trek should aspire to for me. It's interesting to see that it's the Tamarians that have the higher principles, they are the ones willing to sacrifice to establish communications.
		Their episodes on occasion could be entertaining in a mindless way which isn't a bad thing but once it was over that was it.
		TNG was really a more contemplative series which a lot of people see as stuffy and preachy or somehow boring but I really liked that approach and style and the message it was sending.
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	Season 6 Reviews
		All modern Star Trek series ever since the TNG episode ''Sarek'' have had the tendency to name drop and even to feature characters from other series.
		But at the heart of this episode is Barclay, after leaving the Enterprise, where he formed some close relationships, he found back on Earth he was having trouble fitting in and making friends.
		Furthermore it shows that the producers are looking beyond the single episode and that this will feature into the remainder of the series, a promising prospect.
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	Sarek
		Sarek is a character in the fictional Star Trek universe.
		He was born in 2164 and became a Vulcan ambassador, and father both of Sybok and, more famously, of Spock.
		In the episode Sarek in 2366 was discovered to have Bendai's syndrome, an incurable and infectious disease of the mind that resulted in him being uanble to control his emotions.
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	Star Trek - The Next Generation, Episode 106: The Game
		This ST:TNG episode was full of mystery and fun, and also had a little hint of conspiracy to it.
		If the previous episode ("Disaster") was the wrong people in the wrong place at the wrong time, "The Game" is one of those where the Enterprise lucks out because Wesley happened to have dropped by for a visit.
		In my quest for this episode, I even wrote the tv studio asking them to air it again so I could tape it off of the tv, but the show was completely taken off the air recently.
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		If your station broadcasts TNG in stereo, yet, sometimes during the broadcast, the audio seems to disappear during the broadcast for a couple of seconds or seems to be coming out of the wrong channels, then you have a problem which can only be corrected at the broadcast station.
		TOS/TMS Crossovers In TNG ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ While TNG is supposed to take place 78 years after the original series, there have been occasions in which various characters and actors have appeared in either the original series or movies, and then reappeared on TNG.
		Also: Diana Muldaur, a guest star on TOS episodes "Return To Tomorrow" as Dr. Ann Mulhall and "Is There In Truth No Beauty" as Dr. Miranda Jones, appeared on a regular basis as Dr. Pulaski during the second season of TNG.
	www.astro.umd.edu /~avondale/extra/StarTrek/Guides/TNGepisodelist.txt (18781 words)

	Sarek
		Sarek, before retiring, plans to finish his one final mission: negotiating a treaty with the Legaran people.
		It provides Sarek with the few hours' stability he needs to conclude his negotiations, but in the meantime Picard must face the full fury of Sarek's long-suppressed emotions (including his never-admitted love for Spock and Amanda).
		I knew something was wrong with Sarek before I came in, and I was still baffled as to what the hell was going on.
	www.starfleetlibrary.com /tng/tng3/sarek.htm (1838 words)

	UTOPIAN FEDERATION SCI-FI PUERTO RICO
		The virus is caused by the invasion of genetic codes by synthetic T-cells, and was named for Lieutenant (j.g.) Reginald Barclay of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D in 2370 as its progenitor.
		Episode: DS9 448 - The Search, Part II Nickname of an otherwise unidentified species with one or more natives often seen around the Deep Space Nine Promenade, tall and humanoid in appearance with bat-like ears flaps.
		The telepathic abilities of Vulcans are strong enough to cause the loss of control to be projected onto others.
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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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		Then we later saw those 3 or 5 symbols on the robes >of Sarek and others(two symbols a dot and triple dots sometimes appear >which could be diacritical marks).
		In the TNG episode "Sarek", you can see those Vulcan characters on the ambassador's robes, as well as the Vulcan-style (?) suits of his aides Sakkath and the human Ki Mendrossen.
		I have not >gotten a copy of that episode yet (not even sure what the name of that >episode was), but I found a copy of this style in the ST Omnipedia.
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		Titles of the TNG novels are in the TNG section as well, plus occasionally a reference to a TOS novel or two.
		(TNG: "Inner Light") c1400 Ruling family of Ramatis system was found centuries ago to lack the genes for developement of hearing.
		(TNG: "Masterpiece Society") 2169 Sarek of Vulcan, father of Spock, husband of Amanda, is born in this year, at ShiKhar, 40-Eridani (Vulcan) (TOS: "Journey to Babel", TNG:"Sarek") 2170 Last detonation of Kavis Alpha neutron star before 2366.
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	Star Trek Timeline
		Spock (son of Ambassador Sarek and Amanda Grayson) is born on Vulcan.
		This episode strongly implies that Cochrane is a native of Alpha Centauri and not an Earthling.
		Bear in mind that this is a third season episode so the Enterprise would've rendevouzed with the Yonada during the fourth season, which would have been the sixth year of the five-year mission if it had indeed begun two years before the first season.
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	TNG Episode Snyopses Sixth Season (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		It's not such a wonderful life for Picard when Q gives him a chance to relieve his rambunctious youth to prevent being killed on an Away Team mission in one of the new TREK's finest instalments.
		When Picard's mentor is killed the Captain pursues an archaeological quest for DNA fragments which lead the ship to a planet which has already attracted feuding Cardassians, Klingons and Romulans all in a search for the secret encoded within the DNA.
		It's all set-up and little payoff when the Borg return to menace the Federation as vicious, individualistic killing machines during which Data feels his first emotion, anger and subsequently pleasure, in killing one of the metamorphosed automatons.
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	Members of the United Federation of Planets - Titan Fleet Yards
		According to the Star Trek TNG Companion, the name Rotciv was invented by Michael Westmore as an anagram of "Victor", after the extra underneath the mask, Victor Sein.
		Nevertheless, the vote was affirmative, and Sarek was credited for the admission ("Sarek" [TNG]).
		"Sarek" (TNG) made clear Coridan did indeed become a member after the events in "Journey to Babel" (TOS).
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	Amazon.com: Star Trek - The Next Generation, Episode 167: Lower Decks (1987) : Video (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		As the episode begins, Riker and Troi are doing crew evaluations, and the junior officers are all fretting over their fates.
		Like the sudden death of Tasha Yar, the passing of Spock's father Sarek, and the mystery of Deanna's sister, the tragic fate of Ensign Sito is one of the most heart rending moments in the history of the series.
		What's great about this episode is that, for one of the few times in Star Trek, we actually get more than a short peak at the lives of people besides the main characters who make up a starship.
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	Epithalamion
		Saavik wanted to order a groundcar for us, but Ny and me, we told her no. San Francisco in September is a damn sight friendlier to folks our age than Shi'Kahr in midsummer, and the walk'll do us good.
		Sarek, who was lording it over the reception as usual, must have been having shitfits.
		One of Sarek's diplomatic minions is organizing us, or maybe she's one of Spock's.
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	Space Dock's ST:TNG Episode Guide, Season 3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Data's shuttlecraft explodes, but the crew is forced to proceed on its mission to aid a colony.
		Sarek, the venerable Vulcan ambassador, is uncharacteristically moody when aboard the Enterprise for a mission to establish ties with the Legaran.
		The Ferengi abduct Counselor Troi and her mother Lwaxana to study Lwaxana's telepathic powers.
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	Star Trek
		Really, the only reason I started watching TNG occasionally is for the slightly interesting plots that come along from time to time and to get ideas for my "private" Trek universe.
		The biggest problem I have with TNG is (and I'm sure you've noticed this) is Picard's veddy British accent.
		It seems that half the episodes are either rip-offs of TOS plots or have plot elements "liberated" from TOS stories (e.g.
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	Ask the Chief 7/25/97
		The TNG companion states that the Dali Lama and some monks were visiting the States, and went to see an episode of TNG.
		Sean Corcoran: According to early TOS episodes, the core of the Enterprise's warp drive was lithium crystals, not dilithium.
		This was changed several episodes later because the producers were afraid that the natural physical properties of the element lithium would not make it a likely substance to be used in that matter.
	www.nitcentral.com /askchief/ac970725.htm (3075 words)

	Star Trek Timeline - Late 22nd Century
		In the alternate timeline, where Earth has been destroyed by the Xindi, Dr. Phlox arrives at Ceti Alpha V to attempt a new procedure aimed at restoring Archer's memory.
		Sulu, the wars ended 200 years prior to the episode - which would put it right after first contact with the Vulcans in 2069.
		In should also be noted, that in the Niven universe, the span of time that passes before the end of the fourth war is even longer.
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	Infinite Paths Alternate Universe Guide
		In a TNG episode, Worf bounced through countless alternate realities, and in one of them, encountered a Wesley who had apparently never gone to The Academy, and had made Lieutanant by that point.
		The TNG episode 'Yesterday's Enterprise', in which the UFP and Klingon Empire were at war.
		TNG - An AU set after 'Journey's End', which may or may not be in the 'Starting Over' Universe.
	www.southroad.com /brightfame/listings/ipalternateuniverseguide.html (2010 words)

	TNG Episode: ``Unification, Part II'', Stardate 45245.8
		Spock dismisses this as part of the "emotional disarray" caused by Sarek's illness, but Picard disputes that-it was from the heart.
		After Spock apologizes (and comments that, in the end, the stimulating arguments between himself and Sarek were all they had), he goes on to say that he will follow this course even into a trap; if the Romulans do have ulterior motives, then it behooves them to find them out.
		After Picard mentions Sarek one last time, Spock observes that Picard probably knows Sarek better than he does, for Spock and Sarek never chose to meld.
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	The "Official" Star Trek Chronology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Then along comes Michael Okuda, who notices that in the episode "Balance Of Terror," Spock refers to the war as the "Earth-Romulan Conflict." From this he deduces that the Federation must not have existed at the time.
		Given that he is 202 years old in the TNG episode "Sarek" (late-2366), this gives us a window of late-2265 to late-2266 when he could have had his 102nd birthday.
		And as expected, authors are now plugging these erroneous dates into their stories at every opportunity, lending credence to Okuda's biased opinions as "canon." Suffice to say that this is one area where my timeline will consistently and unavoidably conflict with current and future novels.
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