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The Loss

Series : The Next Generation Rating : 2 Random Image
Disc No : 4.3 Episode : 83
First Aired : 31 Dec 1990 Stardate : 44356.9
Director : Chip Chalmers Year : 2367
Writers : Hilary J. Bader Season : 4
Guest Cast :
Guy Vardaman as Darien WallaceKim Braden as Ensign Janet Brooks
Mary Kohnert as Ensign Tess AllenbyTracee Lee Cocco as Ensign Jae
Whoopi Goldberg as Guinan
Plotline : Troi must strugle to adapt after loosing all her empathic powers. But she may not have the time - for the Enterprise is being dragged to certain doom by something it cannot see.
Moral :
Confidence : Because you can always do more than you think with less than you have
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YATI : Near the end of the episode, Data claims that the evidence supports the idea that it is gravity that is pulling the ship and the 2-D lifeforms into the string. Yet all the way through we are told that the ship is drifting at a constant speed towards the string. If gravity is pulling at the ship, then it would be accelerating rather than moving at a constant speed.
Great Moment : Guinan needling Troi about applying for her job.
Body Count : Zero.
Factoid : At one point the writers of this episode considered making Troi's loss of her empathic abilities permanent.
Quote : "Human intuition and instinct are not always right, but they do make life interesting." - Guinan to Troi.
Datapoints :
Holoprogs : Kabul River
Internals : Galaxy Class Counselor's Office
People : Deanna Troi
Planets : Bracas V, T'lli Beta
Scitech : Telepathy, Universal Translator
Species : Breen, Two-Dimensional Creature
Timeline : 2367
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