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12th episode of the first season of Star Trek: The Next Generation

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The Big Goodbye « Mission Log Podcast

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Captain Picard has some time to kill, but there is trouble. A malfunction may turn his trip to the holodeck from some time to kill, to kill or be killed. Will he escape in time to impress the insect people? Find out when we put The Big Goodbye in the Mission Log. hahaha- podcast “They probably enjoyed a game of Fizz-Binn”. Just rewatched, and again, although novel, I feel the holodeck malfunction episodes were their own genre of TNG episode!! Data, Worf, discovery of unlikely crystal/machine lifeform episodes were SOOOOOoo common, and so were holodeck malfunction episodes. , oh well. Fun costumes but I always thought it odd Picard happened to be interested in a time period that was parodied in TOS “A Piece of the Action”. Would have been cooler if Picard were interested in something very far removed from the American experience….amazing set pieces and costumes I’ve noticed something that you might find interesting, it wasn’t on the podcast nor on your website. I’m a huge old time radio buff, especially noir detective drama. One of the biggest shows in that genre was Dragnet and every episode title of Dragnet starts with “The Big..” and I think the title “The Big Goodbye” is a nod to that. Cheers! Just wanted to say that there is an explanation for how Picard could leave the holodeck with the lipstick mark on his face, but the gangsters could not; The holodeck might be smart enough to replicate permanent matter for simple things like food or souvenirs to remember your adventure by, while using cheaper temporary matter for the fast moving, complex actor elements of the adventure. I don’t think anyone here, including you, Jon and Ken, and me, has any credibility in judging Picard for taking a make believe world too seriously.

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Wikidata facts

Country of origin
United States
Original language
English language
Followed by
Datalore
Follows
Haven
Director
Joseph L. Scanlan
Cast member
Michael Dorn
Narrative location
San Francisco
Duration
45
Distribution format
VHS
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production code
113
publication date
1990-11-23
date of first performance
1988-01-11
title
Elkéstél, Dix
aspect ratio (W:H)
4:3
set in period
1940s
characters
Wesley Crusher
media franchise
Star Trek
distributed by
Netflix
references work, tradition or theory
Out of Nowhere
entry in abbreviations table
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