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25 Days of TNG, Day 21: The Bottom 25 Episodes, Part 1

Posted on October 26, 2012 by Josh Roseman

It’s pretty easy to just say “oh, yeah, that episode was terrible”… but why? Why was it a bad episode? How bad was it compared to others? Was it just that opportunities were missed, or was it truly a cluster … Continue reading →

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25 Days of TNG, Day 13: 10 Things That Don’t Hold Up

Posted on October 13, 2012 by Josh Roseman

Trek returned to TV twenty years after its original premiere, and though everything was highly upgraded, there were still technological advancements that were completely unexpected that have since made TNG into something of a dinosaur. Here are ten of them. … Continue reading →

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25 Days of TNG, Day 21: The Bottom 25 Episodes, Part 1

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