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EPISODE · Sep 26, 2014 · 1H 51M

The Child, TNG S2 E01 Review, The Battle Bridge

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WEEEEEEEEE”””’RRRRREEEEE Back… Welcome to season 2 of the Battle Bridge. We start off season 2 by having a baby. No we’re not having a baby, no our wives are not having a baby… Counselor Troi is having a baby. Not only was it not planned, Deanna didn’t even participate in the process. In fact, her empathic powers seem to be dormant when she is… When a betazoid sleeps, her ability to stop an unplanned pregnancy dips to below 2%. And that’s when it happened. A ball of light….well is Raped her an accurate description? That is brought up actually, but it didn’t get discussed until we were signing off… Today James and Lou discuss (The Child) and what we think of it and much more as well as listener feedback. This show is a proud member of the Trek Mate Family Network, home of the best Star Trek Podcasts, such as Previously in the Alpha Quadrant Podcast at Previously in the Alpha Quadrant: A Star Trek: Enterprise Podcast Please visit TrekMateFamily.com Links Discussed In This Show Were: Wesley Picard, a story by the late Brian Baker You can download the MP3 version of this show by clicking here. To submit your entry for the show send it to [email protected]

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