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Chain of Command (2) - S6-E11

Trivia: Captain Jellico holds the distinction of being the show's only guest star to record a captain's log entry while in command of the Enterprise.

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Rascals - S6-E7

Trivia: David Birkin, who plays Picard as a twelve year old, previously appeared in "Family" as Picard's nephew Rene.

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Captain's Holiday - S3-E19

Trivia: In addition to playing Lt. Worf, Michael Dorn appears very briefly, without makeup, as a tourist on Risa.

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Time's Arrow (2) - S6-E1

Trivia: When Counselor Troi is leading Mark Twain to his quarters, Twain asks if the Enterprise has ever encountered Halley's Comet. It's a well-known fact that Twain was born a couple of weeks after the comet's appearance in 1835.

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Manhunt - S2-E19

Trivia: Mick Fleetwood, the drummer of Fleetwood Mac, has a cameo as one of the Antedean dignitaries.

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Loud as a Whisper - S2-E5

Trivia: Guest star Marnie Mosiman, who plays a member of Riva's chorus, is married to John de Lancie, who had a recurring role as the omnipotent mischief-maker Q.

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The Icarus Factor - S2-E14

Trivia: John Tesh, The Host of Entertainment Tonight at the time, makes a cameo as one of the Klingons in Worf's Ascension ceremony.

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The Royale - S2-E12

Trivia: When Captain Picard is reading Hotel Royale in his ready room, he comments that the book's first line, 'it was a dark and stormy night', is "not a promising beginning". This line is actually the first line of Edward Bulwer-Lytton's Paul Clifford; the line has become so clichéd that it frequently appears in satirical works to denote humorously incompetent or overly melodramatic writing.

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Half a Life - S4-E22

Trivia: One of the computer readouts that Dr. Timicin studies in Engineering has the numeric code "4077". This is a reference to David Ogden Stiers' earlier role on the series M*A*S*H.

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The Defector - S3-E10

Trivia: Data's performance of Henry V was based, in part, on the 1989 film by Kenneth Branagh. In 1980, Patrick Stewart appeared in the TV movie Hamlet, Prince of Denmark with Derek Jacobi, who in turn appeared with Branagh in Henry V.

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Trivia: "VISOR" stands for Visual Instrument and Sensory Organ Replacement.

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