S3.E22

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The Most Toys

Episode aired May 5, 1990
TV-PG
45m

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When transporting a dangerous material to the Enterprise, Data is kidnapped and the crew is led to believe he is dead when the shuttlecraft he was piloting explodes en route.When transporting a dangerous material to the Enterprise, Data is kidnapped and the crew is led to believe he is dead when the shuttlecraft he was piloting explodes en route.When transporting a dangerous material to the Enterprise, Data is kidnapped and the crew is led to believe he is dead when the shuttlecraft he was piloting explodes en route.

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- Timothy Bond
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Trivia
This episode features a shuttlepod Pike, named after Christopher Pike, first captain of the USS Enterprise.

Goofs
When Fajo is showing Data his unique possessions, he mentions the Dali painting in passing. Presumably this painting, "Persistence of Memory", is meant to be the original painted by Dali in 1931. That painting is actually quite small, only 9 by 13 inches, versus the size shown here, which looks to be 24 by 30 inches or in that range. Dali produced other variations of the theme of melting watches, but there is only one "Persistence of Memory" painting. Of course, it wouldn't really be visible or recognizable if the actual size were shown in this episode.

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[after being beamed aboard, Data hands over a weapon to Riker]
Lt. Commander Data: A Varon-T disrupter. It belongs to Fajo.
Commander William T. Riker: Mr. O'Brien says the weapon was in a state of discharge.
Lt. Commander Data: [with an unreadable poker face] Perhaps something occurred during transport, Commander.