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TNG 2:18: “Up the Long Ladder”

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    21 hours ago

    Ah, the episode where no one recalls the A plot, because the B plot is… well:

    It’s something to do with…

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      18 hours ago

      The wildest part of the A plot is when they discover the clones, Riker takes one look, says “uh nope” and summarily vaporizes the lot of them.

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        18 hours ago

        Yeah, seems a bit extreme. Even with the Federation’s policy toward that sort of thing, he’s kinda just murdering.

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          It’s very TOS in its “judge jury and executioner” mentality, but seasons 1 and 2 were like that sometimes.

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      18 hours ago

      I think it was the Irish planet died and the stuffy clone planet was running out of genetic diversity. So then Picard told the Irish and clones to live on the same planet and fuck. The clones were like ew, and the Irish women were like sure.