I have several questions they are all a little odd but i am an odd person lol!Do the Captain and Beverly Crusher have a romance. What happens to them and did it last?Does Wesley die because i saw that in an episode his ship is destroyed (i think it was taking him to starship academy)?What people get taken hostage and must be rescued through out the series and could you give me some episode examples? Same question with tortured by enemies?Are there any time when people are given ultimatums in this show?Does Deanna Troi get held hostage a lot cuz she seems to in the early show?What romance occurs in the show?I know this seems wierd but i am just a very curious person hehehehehe :.)! The most detailed and complete responce will get ten points although if u only know a little tell me it. i would really appreciate it if you could apply episode names and seasons if u can to information u give. remember, ten points is good so please be thurogh if u can!
a million. Yes however it's not ever rather complete blown on account that Beverly is facet of his team and they're uncertain how Wesley or the leisure of the team might think. two. No, I do not consider so. three. Jordi LaForge, Captain Picard, Data and I am definite there are extra however I can not bear in mind proper now four. What do you imply by way of ultimatums? Because there have been many five. That dies down later within the exhibit 6. There have been a number of romances. Do you imply longer term or quick time period? I desire this is helping. Sorry I could not deliver season and episode data.
1. Not really a romance. More like a very deep friendship. The series of novels delved into this a lot more thoroughly than the show did, or could. Picard's first command was the Stargazer and Beverly Crusher's husband Jack served on that ship as an officer. They were friends, and though it was never shown, Picard got to know Beverly as well, though it was never stated that she served on the Stargazer. Jack Crusher was killed while serving on an away mission (The very first TNG episode, Encounter at Farpoint, covered this). Picard had become attracted to Beverly but never acted on it out of loyalty to his friend, and, the novels go a bit deeper, out of some sense of guilt over Crusher's death while on his watch. 2. Wesley didn't die. He may have appeared to have been killed - there were a few episodes that involved time/space paradoxes where the same character in the present and the past or future. It might have also been a part of Wesley's training, a simulation of what would result if he made the wrong choice. It's been a long time since I saw these episodes. 3. Members of away teams being captured or running into trouble was a common plot device on the show. Torture was sometimes used by the antagonists. Escape did not always happen. Tasha Yar was killed near the end of the first season (Skin of Evil), a bold step for a show in killing off a regular character. And the most memorable instance of torture was when Picard was tormented by the Cardassian interrogator (Chain of Command II) but refuses to give in. 4. Ultimatums are common plot devices in action/adventure. TNG used this device a lot. 5. I really don't remember. Being the ship's counselor and the human nerve center of the crew, she'd be a natural target for an enemy, but no one episode jumps out at me. 6. Romance was here and there, another common plot device, but the main romances both involved Troi. Early on it was her and Riker, laetr it was her and Worf.
