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Sarek

Series : The Next Generation Rating : 4 Random Image
Disc No : 3.6 Episode : 70
First Aired : 14 May 1990 Stardate : 43917.4
Director : Les Landau Year : 2366
Writers : Jake Jacobs, Marc Cushman Season : 3
Guest Cast :
Colm Meaney as Miles Edward O'BrienGuy Vardaman as Darien Wallace
Joanna Miles as PerrinJohn H. Francis as Science crew member
Mark Lenard as SarekRocco Sisto as Sakkath
William Dennis as Ki Mendrossen
Plotline : Ambassador Sarek arrives to complete a treaty he has spent 93 years perfecting. But the crew begins to behave strangely, and Picard must endure a terrible ordeal to ensure success.
Moral :
Mortality : Nothing lasts forever
Guest Reviews :
Rating : 4.0000 for 2 reviewsView existing reviewsAdd your own review
YATI : The music Data plays in his Mozart concert is actually a piece by Brahms.
Great Moment : Patrick Stewart does an incredible job of portraying Sarek's emotions in this episode.
Body Count : Zero.
Factoid : Although Spock is found to be very much alive in "Unification", Sarek refers to him throughout this episode in the past tense.
Quote : "All this magnificent technology, we still find ourselves susceptible to the ravages of old age. The loss of dignity, the slow betrayal of our bodies by forces we cannot master." - Picard to Data.
Datapoints :
Illnesses : Bendii Syndrome
People : Spock
Planets : Alpha Cygnus IX, Legara IV, Vulcan
Scitech : Cholic acid
Ship Names : Nebula Class :
NCC 61827 USS Merrimac
Species : Legaran
Timeline : 2273, 2366
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