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Does anyone have TNG scripts and can answer the following questions?
1.) In "Yesterday's Enterprise" 2 officers were called over the comm-system. I think it was Ensign Thomas and Lt. Barry. Any confirmation for that in the script?
2.) What was the name of the admiral mentioned by Picard in the episode "Menage a Troi".
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While I don't have the time to read the whole "Yesterday's Enterprise" script, I searched for "ensign" and only got Wesley. I searched for both "Thomas" and "Barry" and got nothing. Looks ad-libbed, or added later. However...
"Menage a Troi"
PICARD: I've been in touch with Admiral Hahn at Starfleet Academy.
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For "Yesterday's Enterprise," I would have been very surprised if the ambient background sounds were actually scripted. Usually that kind of detail is reserved for the production process, not decreed by the writers, unless it's important for the story.
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Does the script mention the name of the Bolian officer in DS9 The Adversary?
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Closed Captioning is often mistaken in my experience. I believe the first line was for Dr. Kim to report to 'Cetacean Ops'. I think there's a reference in one of the manuals somewhere.
I thought I heard the other as 'Lt. Barrett', a reference in-joke to the voice of the Enterprise computer.
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I think it was mentioned in another thread that modern Starfleet ships carried dolphins, etc., to help with navigation. Dr. Kim may have been the ship's vet.
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"Cetacean Ops" is correct. IIRC, there was an article or a discussion on-line at TrekBBS with Mr. Steinback in which he admitted to adding this line.
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