It was one of the most intense episodes they did. Downright scary and thought provoking. Not just typical drool-mouth scifi with big explosions and green aliens.
It was one of the most intense episodes they did. Downright scary and thought provoking. Not just typical drool-mouth scifi with big explosions and green aliens.
It makes me jealous. I mean he got to live 2 completely different types of lives. How luck a man would be to experience this.
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04:47 PM
Patrick's Dad Member
Posts: 5154 From: Weymouth MA USA Registered: Feb 2000
I like the episode when Picard gets a chance of a do-over in his life, starting from a young Star Fleet Cadet.
Kind if what we all think sometimes; "If I had a chance to go back and do it all over again, what would I do differently?"
TAPESTRY
While on an away mission, Picard catches a weapons blast in the chest that fries his artificial heart. As he lies on the operating table, he gets a visit from the puckish ''Q,'' who shows us how he lost his heart in the first place. Now we're back with young, dashing, womanizing Ensign Picard, just before his first assignment. But Jean-Luc plays his cards differently this time, avoiding the risks he courted in his youth — and keeping his real heart. Only when Q shows him the life such safety would bring — an aging science officer who would never have a shot at a command — does Picard realize that he's the result of his mistakes.
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Posts: 2874 From: New Westminster, BC Canada Registered: Apr 2002
Kind if what we all think sometimes; "If I had a chance to go back and do it all over again, what would I do differently?"
I used to think that same way, but that is selfish. If i had done things differently all the 'good' i have tried to do may have never happened. Children may not exist ( and most definitely not in their current form ), friends i have helped may have gone without, animals rescued might not have survived, people i don't even know their names that i have done my best to assist might have not none..
And besides, who i am is in part due to the ramifications of the choices i did make. If they were not made in the same way, who would i be? Not 'me'.. ( much as Q was pointing out to Picard )
( or am i destroying the mood again by being too serious )
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