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Series :	The Next Generation	Rating :
Disc No :	5.3	Episode :	111
First Aired :	3 Feb 1992	Stardate :	45429.3
Director :	Robert Wiemer	Year :	2368
Writers :	Pamela Gray, Shari Goodhartz, T. Michael	Season :	5
Guest Cast :	Ben Lemon as Jev Craig Benton as Ensign Davis David Sage as Tarmin Doug Wert as Jack Crusher Eve Brenner as Inad Majel Barrett as Computer Voice Rick Fitts as Dr. Martin Rosalind Chao as Keiko O'Brien Tracee Lee Cocco as Ensign Jae
Plotline :	While transporting Ullian delegates to Kaldra IV Enterprise crew members begin suffering mysterious telepathic assaults.
Moral :	Responsibility :  With great power comes great responsibility.
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YATI :	Riker claims that he does not know if Troi can hear him whilst in a coma in this episode. Even today you can tell if a person can hear a sound by examining their brain wave patterns - this is how they diagnose deafness in very young children. Has Starfleet lost this ability? Or does it just not work on Betazoid women?
Great Moment :	Picard's hair in Beverly's flashback.
Body Count :	Zero deaths, though there are a number of comas.
Factoid :	Although only three characters have memory flashbacks in this episode, such scenes were written for every major character.
Quote :	"Earth was once a violent planet too. At times, the chaos threatened the very fabric of life. But like you, we evolved. We found better ways to handle our conflicts. But I think noone can deny that the seed of violence remains within each of us, We must recognise that, because that violence is capable of consuming each of us." - Picard to Tarmin.
Datapoints :	Illnesses :  Iresine Syndrome Planets :  Epsilon Nel III, Hurada III, Kaldra IV, Melina II, Nel III Species :  Circassian Cat, Ullian Stations :  Starbase 440
Images :	Species Ullian People Dr. Martin People Inad People Jev People Tarmin People Jean-Luc Picard

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