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K'Ehleyr (TNG S02) (lemmy.sdf.org)
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Worf was a lucky man... err, Klingon.

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I'm starting S03 and right now my absolute favorite character is Data. But to be honest, Data is often great because of his relationships with and the way all the other crew members interact with and support him.

First and foremost, I love his friendship with Geordi.

Then of course the way specific crew members such as Picard, the doctors (Crusher and Pulaski), and Guinan help him to further his understanding of human behavior is wonderful too. Their tact and warmth in doing so makes me feel good.

What are you favorite characters the first couple seasons, and why is it Data?

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Mädchen Amick! I'm feeling something inside me very strongly.... am I a Trekkie now?

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Riker just whooped a Klingon's ass in front of the Klingon's crew to prove he's gangster. Then later two Klingon babes were hitting on him in the mess hall, so he suggested a menage a trois and everyone had a good laugh. This is amazing wtffff.

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These first two episodes are proving a really hard watch for me. I'm not a Trekkie in the least bit, so I'm not sure if that's the shortcoming, or if the series really does have a rocky start.

I guess I just remember it a little more interesting than this. However, it's likely I didn't start watching it as a kid until S02 or S03.

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Mama's Family: "Mama for Mayor Part 2"

Thelma Harper: Old Lincon was right when he said, "The guy that knows most of the poop can lead the troops."
Ellen Harper: Abraham Lincoln said that??
Mayor: No, Sam Lincoln. The man was an imbecile.
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Considering today is Thursday, I'm firmly #8.

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cross-posted from: https://peertube.wtf/videos/watch/1e596e21-76a4-46ca-a4c1-5bfdf407070c

MacGyver’s Final Ride – A Farewell in “The Stringer”

In this emotional finale of the original MacGyver series, MacGyver meets his son and chooses family over another mission. As they ride off on motorcycles, Richard Dean Anderson breaks the fourth wall to thank the audience — a heartfelt goodbye to fans after seven seasons.

Though another episode, “The Mountain of Youth,” aired later, “The Stringer” remains the true ending in spirit.