WAMTNG
Chris BatemanExploring the Words, Acting Roles, and Models (WAM) of Star Trek: The Next Generation, one episode at a time!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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The Next Phase
The Enterprise responds to a distress call from a Romulan science ship that looks quite a bit like a Romulan scout. Ro is not impressed that the Federation is helping out the Romulans, but mean ol’ Riker makes her do it anyway. But when Ro ...
I, Borg
The Borg. Unstoppable. Remorseless. Undefeatable. Oddly interested in lionfish. Let’s adopt one like it was a lost puppy. Great plan, Dr Crusher! But why did the Captain sign off on this insane plan…? Why, it seems he has an even more insan...
Imaginary Friend
The last one felt like a refugee from season one, and now we have a mysterious glowing dot alien travelling around the ship... that definitely feels like a season one story. Except season one condensed all its horrible childrenyness into We...
The Perfect Mate
The Captain’s log rambling about efforts to negotiate peace between two rival planets sounds like a refugee plot from season one, or even classic Trek (anyone remember “Elaan of Troyius”...?). But don’t worry, it’s much worse than it sounds...
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From million-selling videogames to acclaimed philosophy books, Chris is an award-winning dual class Game Designer-Philosopher who worked with Terry Pratchett and won praise from Michael Moorcock and Mary Midgley.
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