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"Star Trek: The Next Generation" Samaritan Snare (1989)


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6.5/10   141 votes
Director:
Les Landau
Writers:
Gene Roddenberry (creator)
Robert McCullough (writer)
Original Air Date:
13 May 1989 (Season 2, Episode 17)
Genre:
Adventure | Sci-Fi more
Plot:
With Picard away for routine surgery, the Enterprise responds to an apparent distress call from a Pakled vessel. | add synopsis
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Trivia:
For this episode, it was briefly suggested that the Captain's Yacht be used to transport Capt. Picard to Starbase 515 for immediate heart surgery, but the producers decided nix the idea and decided to go with a traditional shuttlecraft instead. Ironically, the Captain's Yacht for the Enterprise-D is never used nor shown throughout the entire series run, however it was used from the Enterprise-E in Star Trek: Insurrection (1998). more
Quotes:
Wesley Crusher: Didn't you ever wish you had kids of your own?
Captain Jean-Luc Picard: Wishing for a thing does not make it so.
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1 out of 6 people found the following comment useful:-
so-so, 19 June 2007
4/10
Author: patricia-resnick from California

Not a BAD episode, but I kept wincing at the stilted dialog and direction. Painfully awkward. Not a horrible plot, but very contrived in its development, and for me the whole episode is just plain awkward, from the dialog and direction to the plot and ending. TNG by the numbers, very little imagination or logic, and it seemed to end just because it was time. This is SO not one of the crisp, intelligent episodes that I make a point of catching. I just wish they'd give me a chance to rewrite the dialog, and give the characters more chance to actually express some intelligence, and not move through the scenes like robots. It's TNG, of course, and I'll continue to watch it. Unless there's something better to do.

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