LD s1e1 "Second Contact," VOY s7e3 "Drive," and TNG s4e11 "Data's Day"
Why is Homer Simpson the test subject?
Unfortunately, they hired a known fraud. Jamake Highwater was exposed in the 80's, but brought on board in the 90's. Not a good look.
AI filtered Data and his uncanny valley window doppelganger are unsettling.
Edit: Bonus creepy Data
Is that book worth a read?
Unless you're stranded on a planet during a time before the Vulcan practice of purging emotion and your body begins to regress to match... Look, we've all been there.
She does. She gets Spock's rocks off.
Bonus aftermath:
ENT s1e25 "Two Days and Two Nights"
TOS s2e19 "A Private Little War" a rather in your face allegory for the then still active Vietnam War.
VOY s7e24 "Renaissance Man," LD s3e10 "The Stars at Night," and Ocean's Eleven
VOY s7e16 "Workforce, Part I" and s6e4 "Tinker, Tenor, Doctor, Spy"
VOY s7e24 "Renaissance Man"
There's a certain something about Robert Picardo that drove the Voyager writing staff to want other cast members to portray his character on multiple occasions.
VOY s7e24 "Renaissance Man"
That peck on the cheek from Seven in "Tinker, Tenor, Doctor, Spy" doesn't count.
VOY s6e24 "Life Line"
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[under breath] "Yeah, right, I bet you dream about me every night with your stupid little butt..."
(lemmy.world)
LD s2e10 "First First Contact"
LD s5e9 "Fissure Quest" and Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)
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When questioned on his whereabouts during this incident, Captain Tuvok only had this to say: