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	The Pegasus (TNG episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Pegasus is a seventh season episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
		The episode features one of William Riker's previous commanding officers, Admiral Erik Pressman (played by Terry O'Quinn), who may know the location of the USS Pegasus, a missing starship that they previously served aboard.
		The plot of this episode was inspired by the story of the Philadelphia Experiment.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Pegasus_(TNG_episode) (196 words)

	These Are the Voyages... (Enterprise episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In this episode, Captain Archer and the Enterprise return to Earth to sign the documents that will establish the United Federation of Planets, at the same time the Enterprise is due to be decommissioned.
		The episode does not explain why no one such as the MACOs came to the rescue during the incident, however in the context of the episode, Riker (and, by extension, the viewers) were only able to see what was happening to Trip.
		Another problem rests with a line spoken by Troi near the end of the episode, in which she comments that the treaty being signed "would lead to the Federation," implying it was not actually the Federation charter that was being signed, and thus the six-year time jump wasn't necessary from a story point of view.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/These_Are_the_Voyages..._(Enterprise_episode) (2918 words)

	Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Already, before the episode was produced and aired, the writers of the Star Trek Encyclopedia stated that antigrav thrusters were used in the ascent of Voyager from a surface, and that the landing pylons merely provided additional stability while being on the surface.
		It has been shown in several TNG episodes and mentioned in the STTNG Technical Manual that the holodeck does not only project light or forcefields, but is also capable of actually creating matter.
		An interphase generator was installed in the USS Pegasus in 2358, although cloaking devices are prohibited in the Federation according to the Algeron Treaty (TNG: "The Pegasus").
	www.bravofleet.com /bravofleet/encyclopedia.html (15981 words)

	Starfleet Judge Advocate General - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Judge Advocate General (often shortened to JAG) is an office of the United Federation of Planets, charged with overseeing legal matters within Starfleet.
		The Judge Advocate General's office presided over the investigation into the loss of the USS Stargazer in 2355, and the mutiny aboard the USS Pegasus three years later.
		Rear Admiral Bennett was the JAG in 2373 who ruled on Richard Bashir's criminal actions when he appealed to the Federation Supreme Court, regarding the resequencing of his son, Julian's DNA.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Starfleet_Judge_Advocate_General (146 words)

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		Several sets from TNG have been reproduced for a number of scenes aboard the Enterprise-D, much the way the TOS sets were reproduced for "In a Mirror, Darkly." The emotional nostalgia is present and accounted for.
		The whole episode builds up to a speech that Archer is scheduled to deliver, and just as he's walking out to deliver it, Riker interrupts with, "Computer, end program." The sound you heard immediately after that line was fans across the country throwing objects at their television sets.
		Perhaps ending two episodes in a row with a speech by Archer would not have been ideal, but the anticlimax of ending the story before the would-be dramatic payoff is just flat-out wrong.
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	STARTREK.COM : Article
		Never mind that Picard had to make a universe-saving-decision, perhaps the greatest aspect of the episode was the Q-induced temporal conundrum that gave us a somewhat poignant look at the possible futures of the crew, with Worf and Riker both bitter over the death of the woman neither married, Deanna Troi, Dr.
		However, in this episode we see Lwaxana Troi in a different light — one of complete sympathy — when it is revealed that she had another daughter, previous to Deanna, named Kestra.
		The tragedy of the Troi family is then revealed — Kestra drowned at a young age and Lwaxana's guilt forced her to suppress the memory for years until an encounter with the Cairn species, a telepathic race.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/series/TNG/feature/845.html (1134 words)

	STARTREK.COM : Episode
		Riker is shocked to hear that debris from their ship, the U.S.S. Pegasus, which was lost with most of its crew 12 years ago, has been located in the Devolin system by the Romulans.
		It seems to be that of the Pegasus, which has apparently been pulled into one of the asteroid's fissures.
		Afterward, Pressman attacks Riker for suggesting they destroy the Pegasus, and Riker indicates that he is uncomfortable lying to the crew.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/series/TNG/episode/68634.html (676 words)

	These Are the Voyages... - Memory Alpha
		The ceremony witnessed at the end of the episode is apparently not the signing of the Federation Charter, as is commonly believed, but rather the signing of the charter ratifying the Coalition of Planets, which soon lead to the formation of the Federation.
		In the TNG episode, Riker is injured in a holoprogram in which he was fighting Worf with a holographic bat'leth, although the program is never seen.
		Riker is told that the Pegasus was not destroyed in the earlier episode, moments after Pressman beams aboard the Enterprise-D. In this episode, Riker and Troi visit the holographic re-creation of the Captain's Ready Room aboard the NX-class Enterprise.
	www.memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/These_Are_the_Voyages... (8282 words)

	Star Trek: Enterprise: These Are the Voyages ... - TV.com
		Set in TNG's episode "The Pegasus", Commander William Riker, torn over his loyalties between Picard, and his former CO visits a holodeck representation of the original Enterprise crew six years after we last left them.
		This episode overlaps the series finale of "Enterprise" and one of the last TNG episodes "The Pegasus".
		Set during a seventh season TNG episode, Cmdr. Riker uses the holodeck to relive the Enterprise's last voyage and deal with a crisis.
	www.tv.com /episode/400668/summary.html (877 words)

	Dead Stop
		Since the TNG series, it seemed that a Star Trek series really became a Star Trek series and accepted by fans once there was at least one tie in episode with the original TOS characters.
		TNG had McCoy in the pilot episode and Scotty in 'Relics', DS9 used special effects footage in their Trials and Tribble-ations episode to interact with the TOS characters, and Voyager had Sulu in 'Flashback'.
		Since the TNG series, it seems like that it has taken about three to four seasons for the spin offs to find their ground and be successful.
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	The Pegasus - Memory Alpha
		This episode summary has been identified as lacking essential detail, and as such needs attention.
		The Producers originally had the Pegasus as a Cheyenne-class starship, but was changed to Oberth so a new model would not have to be constructed.
		In that episode, we find out that Riker ran a holodeck simulation of the NX-01 Enterprise's final voyage to help him decide whether or not to tell Captain Picard about the cloaking device.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/The_Pegasus (378 words)

	TNG Episode 163 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Riker is put in a difficult position when his old commanding officer shows up, determined to protect a revolutionary - and illegal - Federation project.
		Pressman claims that the Romulans have found a piece of the Pegasus.
		Picard's disapointment with Riker at the end of the episode.
	www.ditl.org /datepisode.php?TNG163 (138 words)

	The Captain's Hand
		Pegasus crew's divided loyalty, as the Colonial marine takes Apollo into custody - or does until Garner jumps the "beast" into the very Cylon ambush his XO and CAG predicted.
		Pegasus that the battlestar only survives by Apollo's tactical prowess and Garner's belated self-sacrifice in getting the FTL drive back online at the cost of his own life.
		Pegasus would survive, or whether this is how the writers would get rid of her.
	home.comcast.net /~jimsondergeld/2BG_The_Captains_Hand.htm (1397 words)

	REC.ARTS.STARTREK.TECH FAQ: Warp Velocities
		He is also co-author of the TNG Technical Manual, which mentions that the the TNG Warp formula exists in a Excel spreadsheet on his Macintosh.
		Joe also suggests that by the time of TNG warp fields have been refined to the point that the chi factor is dropped from the formula.
		This clearly shows that the TNG production staff used the established warp scale when they calculated the travel time, and the 6-hour discrepancy can be explained by the use of a less accurate value for the speed of light.
	www.calormen.com /Star_Trek/FAQs/warp_velocities-faq.htm (5395 words)

	Farewell, Enterprise
		The penultimate episode Terra Prime was on par with the rest of season 4, while These are the voyages...
		Framing the final episode in The Pegasus only served to detract from what little story Enterprise had, and highlight how much better TNG was.
		with this TNG episode was far-fetched to begin with, and the events were not even consistently portrayed.
	www.trilithium.com /johan/2005/05/farewell-enterprise (221 words)

	theLogBook.com News » ST:TNG Reviews: Inheritance, Parallels, The Pegasus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The episode is essentially 45 minutes of backstory for Data, servicing another weak and quick-and-easy premise that tries to illuminate one of the crew’s family tree.
		Had this episode focused on a single universe shift with more time spent on their relationship, the episode would have been far more successful and touching.
		The episode’s best scenes are a delightful surprise birthday party for Worf in the show’s teaser, and a scene where Troi gives Worf an unwelcome peck on the cheek in one of the alternate universes.
	www.thelogbook.com /zine?p=464 (780 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)

	IDS93\STAR TREK:TNG Season 7 - THE PEGASUS
		Synopsis - Riker's first commander comes on board to oversee a mission to recover the Pegasus, the first ship Will served on, before the Romulans can get their hands on the Federation technology it contained.
		But twelve years ago, just before in it appeared to blow up right before Will's eyes, there was a mutiny, concerning secret, illegal experiments they were conducting for a tactical advantage over the Romulans.
		I acknowledge that my comments will become the property of Deepspace93.com and may be edited or deleted for reasons of inappropriate content.
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	Democratic Underground Forums - Favorite Trek TNG episode?
		I know a hundred bucks is a lot of money, but if you were to collect the episodes one by one (if they ever release them that way), you'll probably pay over 300 dollars for a season's worth.
		You could tell he was all torn up inside, something he had to deal with in the next episode by fighting with his brother and finally in "First Contact," confronting all that rage and hatred.
		The episode ends with Picard playing a haunting tune he learned in the other life on a flute left on the probe.
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	Favorite William Riker Episode? - TrekUnited Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Pegasus was a great way to see how Riker has progressed since becoming a Starfleet officer, and for the first time I'm aware of, seriously divided his loyalties.
		It is a great episode that requires you to think (aren't many shows that do that these days) about what is going on.
		And Pegasus Part II (These are the Voyages on ENT) was good as a TNG episode, but a really bad way to end ENT.
	www.trekfansunited.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=7128 (1382 words)

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		Secondly, the TNG-era framing story for this episode is set during the events of the seventh season TNG epsiode The Pegasus.
		Troi is sporting a straighter, more natural hairstyle far closer to what she had in the movies than the heavily permed style of the original show, while Riker's hair is less slicked back and comes complete with a Superman-style forelock falling across his forehead.
		But if they're going to not just pander to the old TNG fans by bringing back Troi and Riker, but then actually place their framing story within an already existing episode, you'd think they could take a few minutes to pop the DVD in and do their best to match the actors appearances.
	www.michaelhanscom.com /eclecticism/2005/05/enterprise_no_m.txt (1142 words)

	TNG Episode: ``The Pegasus'', Stardate 47457.1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		She was apparently carrying sensitive prototype equipment that would be dangerous in enemy hands; and the ship, thought lost with nearly all hands in an explosion twelve years ago, is apparently in the Devolin system, where the Romulans are intensely searching for it.
		Meanwhile, Riker and Pressman talk about the final days of the Pegasus to each other; and while Riker has second thoughts about some of his actions, Pressman reminds him that their actions were "for the good of the Federation".
		Riker suggests destroying the asteroid to keep the Pegasus out of Romulan hands, but Pressman vehemently opposes it, preferring instead to go with Picard's plan of blanketing the area with ionizing radiation and covering traces of the warp-core's radiation.
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	Scifispace.com's Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Horror Forums -> Final Puzzle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Let's look back to the episode where the baby died, six years earlier, (from the time of the final episode where Trip is alledged to have died).
		What ifs, what might have beens, what were they thinking when writing that episode, and such don't really count for much (other than your own piece of mind) if the show is dead, without even any plans for a movie with these characters.
		'Cept in the TNG episode the Pegasus, Riker didn't "decide" to tell Picard until the last minute after they were already stuck in the asteroid.
	www.scifispace.com /members/forums/index.php?showtopic=2873 (1150 words)

	ST:TNG Season 7
		Filming started early in order to complete all 26 episodes in time for filming to start on the first of the Star Trek: The Next Generation movies, Star Trek: Generations, so that it would be completed and released by Christmas 1994.
		Descent, Part II Picard, Troi, and Geordi are held prisoner by Data, who has left the Enterprise to join his evil brother Lore as leaders of the Borg.
		Riker is torn when his first Captain - who commanded the ill-fated USS Pegasus - now promoted to Admiral, orders Riker to hide the real purpose of a risky mission from Captain Picard.
	www.ee.surrey.ac.uk /Contrib/SciFi/StarTrek/STTNG/season7.html (728 words)

	Amazon.com: Star Trek - The Next Generation, Episode 164: The Pegasus (1987) : Video (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Admiral Pressman, Riker's old commanding officer aboard the starship Pegasus, wants to retrieve the lost Pegasus because it has secret technology that the Pegasus crew had been working on when their experiments went awry (and the ship was lost).
		The teaser for this episode is one of the cutist in the series, as Picard and Riker inspect the entries made by the ship's children for Captain Picard Day (and Picard has to explain it all to an admiral who interrupts with the orders for their mission).
		The Pegasus is one of TNG's best episodes, with great character development, mystery and intrigue, and new layers added to the substance of what makes up Starfleet and the Trek Universe.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000003K5T?v=glance (1701 words)

	The Pegasus
		officer from the Pegasus -- and it's the Pegasus that is at issue right now.
		Pegasus that kept them both alive when nearly every other crewmember died,
		However, "The Pegasus" would be a fine model to follow for such a
	www.starfleetlibrary.com /tng/tng7/the_pegasus.htm (3448 words)

	TrekWeb Talkback - Comment Edit History
		The entire episode is nothing more than disjointed flashbacks to events in the past, to apparently give two tired has-been characters something to walk around and jabber about.
		They could have shown clips from the TNG wrap party.
		I'm just thrilled that my two least favorite charactes from my least favorite ST series will be chewing up one third of the screen time trying to pretend they're twelve years younger than they are.
	trekweb.com /edits.php?aid=4243a855e66df&cid=4244c80a3346e (1198 words)

	Amazon.com: Profile For Kevin Himpelmann: Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		While not the worst episode of Star Trek ever, it is, to put it simply, grossly inappropriate as the final sendoff for the crew of the NX-01.
		The stuff aboard the Enterprise-D just does not flow with the TNG episode it's supposed to be tying into.
		One great reason to watch the episode at least once though is the final tribute to Star Trek in which it starts of with the Enterprise-D, then transitions to the 1701, and finally the NX-01, while Picard, Kirk, and Archer recite the famous narration "Space.
	www.amazon.com /gp/cdp/member-reviews/A2QV2F3QHSKIAK (2153 words)

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