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* BrokenAesop: B'Elanna is openly racist toward a holographic Cardassian, declaring that "as far as I'm concerned, they're all cold-blooded killers". The Doctor calls her out on this, pointing out that she can't condemn someone based on his species, and that this person is trying to save her life. Then the whole thing is swiftly subverted when it turns out that the man the program was based on ''was'' a cold-blooded killer and a war criminal, and the whole focus of the episode pivots to medical ethics. Notable, because ''Star Trek'' is usually clear in it's condemnations of racial prejudice. A character making assumptions based on someone's species, and turning out to be right, is pretty uncommon.
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* RecycledPremise: The ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' episode ''[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS3E6BoobyTrap Booby Trap]]'' had Geordi La Forge recreate the image of a needed expert and used her journals to recreate her personality. As with this episode, the simulation left out an important aspect of the real person.
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* ItsBeenDone: The ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' episode ''[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS3E6BoobyTrap Booby Trap]]'' had Geordi La Forge recreate the image of Dr. Leah Brahms, the main engineer of the Enterprise-D. Then, he used her journals to recreate her personality. As with this episode, it left out a major aspect of the real person: ''she was married!''
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* ItsBeenDone: The ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' episode ''[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS3E6BoobyTrap Booby Trap]]'' had Geordi La Forge recreate the image of Dr. Leah Brahms, the main engineer of the Enterprise-D. Then, he used her journals to recreate her personality. As with this episode, it left out a major aspect of the real person: ''she was married!''
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* CanonFodder: The actual Crell Moset appeared in a few [[Literature/StarTrekNovelVerse Star Trek novels]], where we learn more of his crimes. [[Literature/TerokNor 'Night of the Wolves']] revealed he killed Kira Nerys' mother, Meru, with the Fostossa virus. (Gul Dukat hired him to do it.) [[Literature/StarTrekTheBattleOfBetazed ''The Battle of Betazed'']] showed Moset attempting to grant Betazoid psychic powers to the Jem'Hadar. Moset was forced to realize that history would judge him as a monster in the Voyager novel [[Literature/StarTrekVoyagerRelaunch ''Enemy of My Enemy.'']]
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* CanonFodder: The actual Crell Moset appeared in a few [[Literature/StarTrekNovelVerse Star Trek novels]], where we learn more of his crimes. [[Literature/TerokNor 'Night "Night of the Wolves']] Wolves"]] revealed he killed Kira Nerys' mother, Meru, with the Fostossa virus. (Gul Dukat hired him to do it.) [[Literature/StarTrekTheBattleOfBetazed ''The Battle of Betazed'']] showed Moset attempting to grant Betazoid psychic powers to the Jem'Hadar. Moset was forced to realize that history would judge him as a monster in the Voyager novel [[Literature/StarTrekVoyagerRelaunch ''Enemy of My Enemy.'']]
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* CanonFodder: The actual Crell Moset appeared in a few [[Literature/StarTrekNovelVerse Star Trek novels]], where we learn more of his crimes. [[Literature/TerokNor ''Night 'Night of the Wolves'']] Wolves']] revealed he killed Kira Nerys' mother, Meru, with the Fostossa virus. (Gul Dukat hired him to do it.) [[Literature/StarTrekTheBattleOfBetazed ''The Battle of Betazed'']] showed Moset attempting to grant Betazoid psychic powers to the Jem'Hadar. Moset was forced to realize that history would judge him as a monster in the Voyager novel [[Literature/StarTrekVoyagerRelaunch ''Enemy of My Enemy.'']]
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* CanonFodder: The actual Crell Moset appeared in a few [[Literature/StarTrekNovelVerse Star Trek novels]], where we learn more of his crimes. [[Literature/TerokNor ''Night of the Wolves''] Wolves'']] revealed he killed Kira Nerys' mother, Meru, with the Fostossa virus. (Gul Dukat hired him to do it.) [[Literature/StarTrekTheBattleOfBetazed ''The Battle of Betazed'']] showed Moset attempting to grant Betazoid psychic powers to the Jem'Hadar. Moset was forced to realize that history would judge him as a monster in the Voyager novel [[Literature/StarTrekVoyagerRelaunch ''Enemy of My Enemy.'']]
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* CanonFodder: The actual Crell Moset appeared in a few [[Literature/StarTrekNovelVerse Star Trek novels]], where we learn more of his crimes. "Night [[Literature/TerokNor ''Night of the Wolves" Wolves''] revealed he killed Kira Nerys' mother, Meru, with the Fostossa virus. (Gul Dukat hired him to do it.) [[Literature/StarTrekTheBattleOfBetazed "The ''The Battle of Betazed"]] Betazed'']] showed Moset attempting to grant Betazoid psychic powers to the Jem'Hadar. Moset was forced to realize that history would judge him as a monster in the Voyager novel [[Literature/StarTrekVoyagerRelaunch "Enemy ''Enemy of My Enemy."]]'']]
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* CanonFodder: The actual Crell Moset appeared in a few [[StarTrekNovelVerse [[Literature/StarTrekNovelVerse Star Trek novels]], where we learn more of his crimes. "Night of the Wolves" revealed he killed Kira Nerys' mother, Meru, with the Fostossa virus. (Gul Dukat hired him to do it.) [[Literature/StarTrekTheBattleOfBetazed "The Battle of Betazed" Betazed"]] showed Moset attempting to grant Betazoid psychic powers to the Jem'Hadar. Moset was forced to realize that history would judge him as a monster in the Voyager novel [[Literature/StarTrekVoyagerRelaunch "Enemy of My Enemy.""]]
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* HarsherInHindsight: Tom justifies using Moset's methods to take the creature off B'Elanna, saying "We're in the middle of the Delta Quadrant. Who would know?". This gets uncomfortable when we get to "Equinox" in the end of the season, and we discover what that eponymous crew has done throughout their time in the Delta Quadrant.
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