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To: DiogenesLamp

NextGen was hard fro me to watch in college for those reasons. The show felt like an extension of a politically correct campus on Halloween.

My favorite moment in the show was when Dr. Crusher (Gates McFadden) was launching into one of her PC rants on Q (John Delancey) and, in mid rant, he turns her into a barking, yapping, howling Irish Setter. I roared with laughter. Q snaps his fingers and she’s still ranting and wagging her finger at him. It was the best Trek moment and no one ever brings it up.

The odd thing about Q is that he’s basically Star Trek’s version of The Great Gazoo. Once you have that parallel stuck in your head, it’s hard not to remember it when watching Q deal with Picard and his crew.


140 posted on 02/12/2017 3:09:07 PM PST by BradyLS (DO NOT FEED THE BEARS!)
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To: BradyLS
My favorite moment in the show was when Dr. Crusher (Gates McFadden) was launching into one of her PC rants on Q (John Delancey) and, in mid rant, he turns her into a barking, yapping, howling Irish Setter. I roared with laughter. Q snaps his fingers and she’s still ranting and wagging her finger at him. It was the best Trek moment and no one ever brings it up.

I remember that. Yes, I thought that was funny at the time.

The odd thing about Q is that he’s basically Star Trek’s version of The Great Gazoo. Once you have that parallel stuck in your head, it’s hard not to remember it when watching Q deal with Picard and his crew.

I generally liked the "Q" character. He often pointed out the pomposity of the latest Liberal theme being pushed at the time. Yes, "The Great Gazoo" is a pretty good analogy.

177 posted on 02/12/2017 3:36:34 PM PST by DiogenesLamp ("of parents owing allegiance to no other sovereignty.")
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