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 Star Trek: Double Helix: The First Virtue No. 6 - Michael Jan Friedman
Newest Review: ... escalations in terrorist attacks on both sides of the conflict have led to an increase in the tension. Can Picard use his ... more  ... negotiation skills to quell the hot heads? Meanwhile, Lieutenant Crusher (Beverly Crusher’s husband before he died) and Ensign Tuvok have been sent out on a secret mission to uncover whether the rumours that a third party is to blame for all attacks are true or not….
‘First Virtue’ is certainly fan fiction. Not only is it the 6th part of a series, it is also not set in any Star Trek setting that the majority of light fans would recognise. Stargazer is before Next Generation and is about a more youthful Picard. ...more |
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Star Trek: Double Helix: The First Virtue No. 6 - Michael Jan Friedman: Only Going Forwards (cos we can't find reverse) (952 words)
by samueltyler - written on 03/10/07 (Very useful, 63 readings)
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Creating a series is certainly a double edged sword. If you can get people hooked then you will probably have them for a long time as they keep coming back to discover what happens next to their favourite characters. However, if someone misses a couple of episodes they may be out of touch e.g. lost about ‘Lost’. Therefore, a solution would be to create a series that is made up of individual stories that do not impact on one another. TV loves this as it allows them to show the series in any order and at any time. ‘CSI’ and ‘Star Trek’ have been two shows that have ran for over 7 years and have had so little development that you could watch episode 10 followed by 100 ...
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