When Wesley's experiment
with a warp field goes awry, Dr. Crusher is unknowingly
catapulted into a universe created by her own mind.
After escorting her friend Dr. Dalen Quaice aboard the
U.S.S. Enterprise, Beverly is deeply moved by his
sadness over losing his wife and other people he has
loved. She seeks out her son Wesley, and finds him in
engineering, working with a warp bubble on a computer
screen. While she watches, his experiment inadvertently
causes a strange flash of light. Soon afterward, Dr.
Crusher is unable to locate Dr. Quaice. The ship's
computer reports that he has never been on board, and
Picard and Worf inform her that they had no knowledge of
his presence on the ship. Additionally, O'Brien does not
recall transporting Quaice aboard, and Starfleet has no
record of the doctor's existence.
Beverly's bewilderment
turns to concern when members of the crew, including her
entire medical staff, begin to disappear. Neither their
relatives, other crew members, or the ship's computer
remember their ever having existed. Picard, Riker, and
the crew are supportive and helpful, but since none of
them remember the missing people, or feel like anything
is wrong, Beverly wonders if she is suffering from
delusions. She heads to Troi's office for analysis, and
is confronted by a strange, swirling vortex which knocks
her to the ground.
The crew discounts the
possibility that Wesley's experiment caused the vortex.
Beverly then asks if all crew members are accounted for.
Data replies that no crew members are missing, and tells
her there are 114 people aboard the starship.
Beverly panics,
knowing the U.S.S. Enterprise population should be well
over 1000. She requests that Worf monitor all remaining
personnel, and is met with silence. No one has ever
heard of Worf. She rushes to Wesley to try to link her
predicament to his experiment, but Wesley soon
disappears too. Beverly returns to the Bridge to find
everyone but Picard vanished. Then the captain
disappears, and the vortex reappears on the Bridge.
While she struggles with it, Wesley works on the
computer, despondent that he has lost his mother. At
that moment, an alien called the Traveler phases in.
The Traveler explains
that Wesley somehow summoned him, and tells the boy that
at the moment the light flashed during his experiment
with warp fields, Beverly was caught in a warp bubble
and created her own reality based on what she was
thinking at that precise moment — the tragedy of losing
close friends. He begins working with the boy to try to
recreate the bubble and bring his mother back.
Meanwhile, Beverly uses the computer to determine that
she is trapped in the bubble, and that it, along with
her self-created universe, is collapsing. While the crew
tries to maneuver the ship back to the exact spot where
Wesley's bubble was created, Beverly runs to
engineering, where she first saw the flash of light, as
the ship begins to collapse around her. She locates the
vortex with only seconds to spare, leaps through it, and
suddenly appears back in the engineering room,
surrounded by the crew and her very relieved son. |
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Production: 179
Season: 4 Episode: 5
Air Date: 10.22.1990
Stardate: 44161.2 |
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Patrick Stewart as
Jean-Luc Picard
Jonathan Frakes as William Riker
Brent Spiner as Data
LeVar Burton as Geordi La Forge
Michael Dorn as Worf
Gates McFadden as Beverly Crusher
Marina Sirtis as Deanna Troi
Wil Wheaton as Wesley Crusher |
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Bill Erwin as Dr. Dalen
Quaice
Colm Meaney as Miles O'Brien
Eric Menyuk as Traveler |
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Boom mike visible: At about 32
minutes into the episode, when Dr. Crusher is alone on
the bridge, a boom mike can be visible twice in short
succession, reflected in the black display behind her.
Miscellaneous: There is a
translation error in German dubbed version. When Dr.
Crusher says "Computer, what is that mist I'm seeing?"
the dubbing studio doing the German version of the
episode used the German word "mist" (crap), having the
German voice of Dr. Crusher say in effect, "Computer,
what is that crap I'm seeing?".
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STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION
"Remember Me"
#40274-179
Written by
Lee Sheldon
Directed by
Cliff Bole
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FINAL DRAFT
AUGUST 9, 1990
STAR TREK: "Remember Me" - REV. 8/14/90 - CAST
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION
"Remember Me"
CAST
PICARD
DOCTOR DALEN QUAICE
RIKER
TRAVELER
DATA
CARA HILL
BEVERLY
TROI
GEORDI
WORF
WESLEY
O'BRIEN
NURSE
COMPUTER VOICE
Non-Speaking
N.D. DOCTORS, NURSES & PATIENTS
SECURITY OFFICER
SUPERNUMERARIES
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