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YOUTUBE - Remember Me (TNG S4E5) | Star Trek Journey 186 (1 of 2)
YOUTUBE - Remember Me (TNG S4E5) | Star Trek Journey 186 (2 of 2)
September 15, 2024

YOUTUBE - Remember Me (TNG S4E5) | Star Trek Journey 186

0:00 Intro

0:44 Reaction

20:41 Discussion

52:57 Rewriter's Room

1:00:23 Patron Takes

1:06:24 Warp Speed, Engage!

Comments (24)

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Jan Ranft · February 12, 2026

„Remember me“ was the 79th episode of TNG. The 79th episode of the original series (Turnabout Intruder) was the final episode of classic Star Trek as it was cancelled. The writers gave Beverly that great line: "They all have been the living, breathing heart of this crew for over three years. They deserve more than to be shrugged off, brushed aside, just pinched out of existence like that. They all do. They deserve so much more." I think, it’s something, many fans in the 1960's thought as well ... In the following episode "Legacy" the Enterprise bypasses its scheduled archaeological survey of Camus II in response to a distress call. Camus II is where "Turnabout Intruder" took place.

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Prof Moff · September 17, 2024

so Josh is really Stanley Kubrick in hiding or at least studied under him to learn how to be a supportive director.

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s0rd3z · September 17, 2024

Gate's MF'ing McFadden. One of the GOAT's

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Chris Christison · September 17, 2024

The fun thing about the Enterprise-D is that its normal state is mostly empty, even with 1000 crew. The volume of the saucer section alone is utterly vast.

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reactive1 · September 17, 2024

This is one of the first great "mystery" episodes of Season 4.

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reactive1 · September 17, 2024

If I remember correctly, Eric Menyuk (the Traveler) originally auditioned for the role of Data.

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Steven McDowell · September 16, 2024

The importance of the various poker scenes and conference room scenes: Beverly being shown that she is bonded both jovially (poker) and seriously (conference) w the other senior staff.

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JGoss · September 16, 2024

I forget if this was mentioned somewhere, but this was the "sci fi plot" that was cut out of Family to be reused later. So imagine cutting between this plot and Picard dealing with his PTSD. Dodged a huge bullet there.

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David Reynolds · September 16, 2024

Wow, compared to Picard going Borg, I thought this was a real yawner! In fact, I'd forgotten all about it. Hello? Hello...?

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EnigmaticPenguin · September 16, 2024

Your love of episodes like this makes me think Star Trek: Voyager will be a low-key favourite of yours. People of waiting for the DS9 hype, but I think Voyager might strike a chord, despite it's mixed reception with fans. It did a lot of the weird stuff.

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Chtphr Rrr · September 16, 2024

Yeah, THIS is the type of episode that they should be doing -- especially when not beaming down to other planets or engaging with aliens in heavy makeup and wanting to do a bottle episode to save money. One of the many, many reasons I love the original series so much more than the other series is that TOS did not know what they had yet. Occasionally or often they just made episodes that could have been a Twilight Zone episode. They couldn't make a Star Trek episode yet as no one even knew what Star Trek was yet. The original series hired the best science fiction writers that they could find, and four of the episodes were simply written by fans. I wouldn't rate this episode as highly as you two, but it was much better than many of their dull repetitive ideas. I think there may be other similar Twilight Zone-type episodes like this, but I can't remember and don't want to spoil anything.

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Shortskirtsandexplosions · September 16, 2024

You want "weird stuff"? Wait 'til you start Voyager...

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Who Cares reallly · September 16, 2024

Please state the nature of the medical emergency

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vasili1097 . · September 16, 2024

14:24 Pressured to prove his theories or lose funding, Wesley Crusher stepped into the quantum leap accelerator...

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Sam Langanke · September 16, 2024

... and vanished after "Final mission".

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ChemicalCrash · September 16, 2024

Love this episode! I’ll always watch it when it’s on. 😊

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Andrew Buel · September 16, 2024

I think you can put Geordi's frustration with Wesley in the same category as Riker's frustration with Barclay. Our main characters can be patient with a crewman's quirks and allow them to do experiments, but they still have the job of keeping the ship running. Eventually they have to put their foot down and tell the crew to get their act together so they can get on with their mission.

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Hunter Sherwood · September 16, 2024

Huh, I don't see the YouTube link

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ScotchBeard78 · September 16, 2024

I don't exactly know why, other than my love of Doctor Crusher, but this one's always secretly been in my private Top 5 episodes. Guilty pleasure, for sure, but I just love it for the spooky thrill ride that it is. It's a perfect example of the "spacial anomaly" category of TNG episode.

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Charlie's Illiteracy · September 16, 2024

I think it's a solid B episode.

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Dru Blood · September 16, 2024

Love your love of this one. Anything with Beverly is fire but the twists and turns of the mystery and her experiences are what makes this one so superb. Thanks guys. 🖖

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Michael Collins · September 16, 2024

Gates McFadden is such an excellent actor and it’s so good when they give her material

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A Warriors Drink · September 15, 2024

One of my favorites

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Ty · September 15, 2024

Damn... Nailed the plot too fast.