A large number of medium-sized thin PADDs needed to be newly created for #StarTrekTNG's "Night Terrors"⬆️⬅️, so each corpse could have its own PADD with non-vital statistics. These PADDs will from now on be the standard PADDs on #TNG ("Silicon Avatar"➡️, "The Next Phase"↙️, "Force of Nature"↘️).

Here are the final four chemical substances graphics, as seen in the original ⬆️ and remastered ⬇️ versions of #StarTrekTNG's "Night Terrors". As before, pages that were originally seen repeatedly have been replaced by brand new chemicals, referencing people working on the remastering of #TNG.

In the original version of #StarTrekTNG's "Night Terrors"⬆️, many of the chemicals Data and Troi look at on the bridge appear more than once. For the remastering ⬇️, completely new chemicals with brand new text were created, referencing people working on the remastering of #TNG.

#StarTrekTNG's "Night Terrors" features three beautiful lateral views of the Miranda-class USS Brattain. This was long overdue, as neither "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan", nor "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home" or #TNG's "Unnatural Selection" featured such nice side views of the Miranda-class model.

I actually haven’t seen this two-parter in decades and I’m super excited to watch it with new eyes!

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Captain Picard looking quite worried on a Borg ship. (Image capture from the season 3 finale)

I actually haven’t seen this two-parter in decades and I’m super excited to watch it with new eyes!

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Captain Picard looking quite worried on a Borg ship. (Image capture from the season 3 finale)