r/TNG

Did I read correctly that the Borg were referred to in an early episode, but not by name as the mysterious threat that attacked outposts in the Neutral Zone that confused Starfleet and the Romulans? When/How was it revealed that yes it was the Borg that did it?

So when the Ambassador asks for more food, Worf takes his same plate back up to the buffet without using a fresh plate. Doesn't everyone know not to do that? And in the same scene, why does Troi allow her ambassador to eat off her fork and then use it for herself?

Even if there are no concerns about germs in the future, isn't that just considered disgusting irregardless?

If some of you have some spare change.

Here are the parameters:
-6 characters max
-Letters and numbers only
-No special characters allowed except…
-A hyphen “-“ is allowed in between any character (AAA-AAA is allowed)

What is already taken:
1701-D
ENTPRS

My ideas so far:
I70I-D (would use “i”s with serifs)
17Q1-D
ETRPRS

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I actually like this episode, and it's precisely because of the side plot of Lwaxana bonding with her "Little Warrior." First time meeting her, and Lwaxana had Alexander hugging on her after a bit together, and I think that's great since it's really the only source of affection Alexander ever gets, and he eats it up.