Always disliked this one, and I still do. There's just something about Saul Rubinek (Fajo) that creeps me out.

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I was just going to post that I'd forgotten about this one but always kind of enjoyed it when I've watched it :lol:

Well I guess we won't be agreeing on this one then! :lol:

Haven't watched it yet but always enjoyed it previously. Fajo really is a creaky little sod :fear:

Sounds like it's me and Steve versus James on this one. That's another law of nature broken then :no: :lol:

(Hmmmn, there's got to be a better way of expressing that :lol: )

I've changed my mind, I don't like it anymore :snooty:

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Well, as expected I enjoyed this one immensely.

Pretty much the only bit I would have liked done differently is Data's death - just would have been nice if they made the viewer thing he'd died for a bit :ponder:

I love the atmosphere throughout the scenes with Data and Fajo. The bit with the acid type stuff is really unsettling and remains probably one of the worst things I've seen done to someone on Trek.

Finally the decision Data takes to kill Fajo, and his subsequent evasion to Riker shows a much darker side than usual, which is slightly uncomfortable but great to watch.

Oh, I guess there's 2 things I'd like them to have done differently - it would have been better if Data had killed Fajo :ponder:

I enjoyed it again :)

Pretty much what Dave said. I would have liked to have seen more of a reaction to Data's return than we got - Riker didn't seem to be particularly happy to see him :lol:

Also, I'm surprised Riker and Picard thought that Worf was the ideal person to replace Data at Ops, at this stage anyway. He's security through and through :ponder:

<<Thud>>

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I couldn't summon up the energy to write anything else :lol:

Bit worrying that you agreed with me again :fear:

Sometimes we forget we both actually like the same show :lol:

Just different bits of it :lol: :p :ponder:

Yeah, you like the wrong bits :lol: