Ok, this episode was just shown on Spike, so I'm hoping a few others were just watching as well to know what I'm talking about. Did anyone else throughout this whole episode wonder how it wasn't a violation of the Prime Directive to visit the Eido in the first place? They didn't even understand the concept of spaceships in orbit. How much more pre-warp do they have to be? Forget the fact they weren't supposed to save Wesley because it was a violation of the Prime Directive; THE WHOLE EPISODE WAS A VIOLATION. Did I miss something at the beginning that explained why they were interacting in the first place?
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Cogito ergo dubito.
"How happy are the astrologers if they tell one truth to a hundred lies, while other people lose all credibility if they tell one lie to a hundred truths." - Francesco Guicciardini
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well i think they were there for the sexy women lol
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Also known as the Kirk Clause of the Prime Directive.Originally posted by Eye Of Rawell i think they were there for the sexy women lol
Cogito ergo dubito.
"How happy are the astrologers if they tell one truth to a hundred lies, while other people lose all credibility if they tell one lie to a hundred truths." - Francesco Guicciardini
An escalator can never be broken, it can only become stairs. You never see "Escalator temporarily out of service." It's "Escalator temporarily stairs. Sorry for the convenience." - Mitch HedbergComment
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I think they can interfere with civilizations that have already been severely contaminated like a primitive civilization that already had dealings with far more advanced species.Comment
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Ugh.....hated, hated, hated that episode. Yup, entire thing was Prime Directive violation (something I seem to recall happening several times in TNG S1).
And those outfits..... *shudders*
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