In the TNG episode where Riker keeps getting deja vu from constant mental simulations (effectively him living a Groundhog Day), what kind of nanotech that isn't Borg influence a person's mind like that? Also, does the episode have a Wiki article? I want to read it to see what they say it was to understand it more without asking too much.
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Voyager because more benches
They made another one in 2014, too, which leans even more into Trek, even displaying the conflict between Kelvin Kirk & Spock from the 2009 movie, but in a kid friendly way. "Veggies In Space: The Fennel Frontier" by name
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My thanks, friend
I would have stated the episode name had I remembered (only saw it once). It was the one where Riker progressively breaks down mentally due to the constant simulations. It's the "I'm. Not. CRAZY!!!" one
Ah, my favorite classic VeggieTales story. Had one of the best songs, too
Thanks. I will take your advice
I didn't know Khan was an Augment. That explains the Eugenics Wars a bit
@Saintgliso What do you mean?
Thanks. I thought they were a TNG original, but now that I know, I will heed your advice
What's a good way to expose myself to the Augments? I first learned of them through the "Timelines" mobile game, but I want to get introduced to them in a better way, that explains them.
I know that a staple of Star Trek has always been how similar most of the aliens look to humans, and I know that they still keep that tradition alive today, but would you say that, in more modern media like "Resurgence", we're getting more unique aliens that don't look quite as human? I ask because I find the Allydians and Hotari distinctly non-humanoid for some reason
My first Trek game was Online, but these look interesting
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