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For the TAS episode with a similar title, please see "The Eye of the Beholder".

Counselor Troi's investigation into the suicide of a crewman suggests a murder was committed aboard the Enterprise while it was being built, and that the murderer is still aboard.

Summary

Riker and Worf are summoned to the nacelle control tube where Lieutenant Daniel Kwan is on the catwalk about to jump into the plasma stream. Riker slowly moves towards him and tries to talk Kwan down from the catwalk. Kwan replies by saying, "I know what I have to do." Kwan then jumps into the plasma stream. After Kwan's suicide the ship's crew is shocked.

Captain Picard states that in his time as a commanding officer, he's had to notify families of Starfleet personnel deaths, but never a suicide. He puts Worf and Counselor Troi in charge of an investigation, in order to explain Kwan's death to his family and "try to help them make sense of this." Picard gives them the right to look at Kwan's personal logs. One of the first people questioned in the investigation is Kwan's girlfriend Ensign Calloway. Calloway says that Kwan was pretty much happy and easygoing. Calloway also says that Kwan didn't seem like the kind of person that would take his own life. Worf and Troi have already agreed that Kwan didn't seem the type to commit suicide. In Kwan's personal logs he doesn't show any sign of suicidal thoughts, mentioning the recently completed work as well as looking forward to seeing Calloway more.

Troi decides that it is time to see nacelle control. She first examines his workstation, then climbs to the platform where Kwan died. There she is overwhelmed by a strong empathic impression. After being examined by Doctor Crusher, she is told to wait a few hours before returning to the nacelle tube, as she is detecting elevated psilosynine levels in the counselor.

Worf, from his experience in the alternate realities where he was married to Troi, begins to think about starting a relationship with her. In Ten Forward, while Riker is having a drink with Lieutenant Corell, Worf asks the first officer if it would be alright for him to date someone he had been close to. Riker says that it wouldn't be his choice. Then Worf asks if there is anyone who Riker prefer he not date on the ship. Riker laughs and says that Worf is beginning to sound like he's asking him if he can date his (Riker's) sister. Worf realizes he's getting nowhere with the hints and leaves Ten Forward.

Marla Finn and William Hodges — The man and woman

Later, Troi returns to the nacelle tube with Worf. This time, she has a vision of a man and a woman, one of them in danger. She can tell it is in the cell where the plasma stream is held. Then the vision is of a man and a woman laughing at her, but not actually her, but whoever's eyes she was looking through. After the vision Worf takes Troi to Dr. Crusher. Crusher assumes that because Kwan was half-Napean that he may have gotten the same vision as Troi. Since the Napeans are also telepathic it is a possibility. Crusher also tells Troi that she may be able to give her an inhibitor in order to manage the emotions she was feeling during the experience.

While waiting sixteen hours for the inhibitor to be synthesized by Dr. Crusher, Troi goes over the computer logs to see if anybody else aboard the USS Enterprise had worked with Kwan in at Utopia Planitia when nacelle control was under construction. In the logs she sees the man from her vision: Lieutenant Walter Pierce. Troi and Worf decide to question Pierce in engineering about if he remembers anything about Kwan or from during the building of the Enterprise. Pierce doesn't tell Troi and Worf much of anything. Troi can't tell if Pierce is lying or what Pierce is really feeling, but thinks he may be lying.

Worf escorts Troi to her quarters. Worf says that maybe they should start earlier the next morning. Worf then says good night, but doesn't leave. Worf takes Deanna's hand, touching her hand to his face, then sniffing her hand. Worf then embraces Troi in a kiss, a long kiss.

The next morning Worf is still in Troi's quarters. Crusher summons both of them to the sickbay, Troi for her inhibitor and Worf to supervise the transport of medical supplies to the cargo bay for Barson II. They walk in together. Troi notices the way Worf acts toward Ensign Calloway. This leads Troi to later ask if Worf is sorry for having been with her. Worf says no, he doesn't.

Troi goes to investigate the cell where the plasma stream is kept. Lieutenant Nara states that Kwan had been in the cell the day before he had jumped and vaporized himself. After Geordi La Forge removes one of the bulkheads he detects Human DNA. Troi gets another vision of the woman being attacked. La Forge and Data remove a skeleton. Ensign Calloway sequences the DNA sample and matches it to Starfleet records and finds Marla Finn. Troi says that Marla Finn was indeed the woman in her vision. She says that something doesn't match up and pulls up Lieutenant Kwan's record. She realizes that it could not have been Kwan's eyes she was seeing through as he wasn't posted to the Enterprise until about six months after Finn's death. It must have been either of the men in the vision. She realizes that it was Lieutenant Pierce's eyes she was seeing through when she sees her reflection in the computer panel. Troi finally understands that Pierce must somehow have telepathic abilities since she could not read his emotions before and because she also sees him in the visions.

Troi and Worf head to ask Pierce some questions, but Worf says that the inhibitor may still leave him lying so Worf goes to question him alone. Troi returns to her quarters when Pierce shows up. She calls for security. Pierce says that Worf told him to go to Troi. When security officers Kellogg and Garvey arrive, Troi asks where Worf is and Pierce says that he is with Ensign Calloway. Pierce is taken away and Troi finds Worf and Ensign Calloway in a kissing embrace. The two start to laugh at her. She responds to the laughter by shooting Worf dead with a phaser. Distraught, she then runs to through the corridors to nacelle control, running into Lieutenant Pierce who tells her, "You know what you have to do." She gets to the nacelle tubes, opens the plasma panel, and walks up to the catwalk and stares into the plasma saying, "I know what I have to do." Just as she is about to jump into the plasma, Worf grabs her by the shoulder, whereupon it is revealed that her uniform has changed. The preceding events were a hallucination going back to when she had the initial vision in the spot where Kwan committed suicide.

Galaxy class nacelle tube (interior) — The interior of the nacelle

The investigation ends with Troi telling Picard in the observation lounge that Kwan had been affected by some sort of telepathic leftover from Pierce's memories. It turns out that Pierce had found his girlfriend Marla Finn in an embrace with another man and killed them before throwing their bodies into the plasma stream to cover up any hint of murder, and then jumped in himself. The reason the account had seemed to be sent telepathically is because Pierce's maternal grandmother had been a Betazoid. Worf asks Troi why she had seem surprised to see him alive when he pulled her from her hallucination. Troi replies that in her version of the vision, Worf was killed. Worf asks her who had killed him, and Troi replies, "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned."

Memorable quotes

"Counselor. When I pulled you from the plasma stream you seemed... surprised I was alive."
"Well, actually... in my hallucination, you were killed."
"May I ask by whom?"
"Well, you know what they say, Mr. Worf. "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.""

- Worf and Troi

"They laughed at me!"

- Daniel Kwan, shortly before committing suicide

"I know what I have to do..."

- Daniel Kwan's last words before vaporizing himself

"In my years as a Starfleet captain, I've had to... notify many parents of the loss of loved ones but never before to suicide."

- Picard

"Geordi, would you agree that the instinct for self-preservation is shared by most lifeforms?"
"I'd say it's probably the most basic instinct, Data."
"Hmm. That being the case, I find it difficult to understand why someone would deliberately terminate their own existence."

- Data discusses his lack of understanding about suicide to La Forge

"Is there someone in particular that you're talking about?"
"No. Is there someone in particular you would rather I not be involved with?"
"Mr. Worf, you sound like a man who's asking his friend if he can start dating his sister!"
"No! No, I was merely... never mind. Excuse me, sir."

- Riker and Worf

Background information

Arlene Fukai, stand-in — Arlene Fukai (left) and Nora Leonhardt (right)

Director Cliff Bole and Michael Dorn on set

Story and production

Because regular Marina Sirtis stand-in Nora Leonhardt was busy, filming her scenes as Marla Finn on Paramount stage 8, Second Assistant Director Arlene Fukai got a wig from the hair department and replaced her for the light settings on stage 9, standing in for Marina Sirtis.
First UK airdate: 8 May 1996

Continuity

This episode continues the romance between Troi and Worf, albeit in illusory form since much of the episode takes place in Troi's imagination.
According to the Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion, imaginary scenarios are usually shown only from the character's point of view. This episode breaks that convention by showing Dr. Crusher speaking in sickbay as she pages both Troi and Worf on the morning after they begin their affair.
In Nacelle Control, after Troi was injected with the empathic inhibitor, the prop Commander La Forge uses is identical to the interphasic scanner seen in "Phantasms".
While Troi and Worf are discussing Troi's grandfather, Worf states, "Yes, I too have sought visions in fire." This statement alludes to "Rightful Heir", in which Worf travels to a temple on Boreth in an attempt to see a vision of Kahless.

Video and DVD releases

UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, CIC Video): Volume 85, 8 August 1994
As part of the UK VHS collection Star Trek: The Next Generation - 10th Anniversary Collector's Edition under the "Troi" section, 29 September 1997.
As part of the TNG Season 7 DVD collection

Links and references

Starring

Also starring

LeVar Burton as Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge
Michael Dorn as Lieutenant Worf
Gates McFadden as Dr. Beverly Crusher
Marina Sirtis as Counselor Deanna Troi
Brent Spiner as Lt. Commander Data

Guest stars

Co-stars

Previous episode:
"Masks"

Star Trek: The Next Generation
Season 7

Next episode:
"Genesis"

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 == Summary ==
-[[William T. Riker|Riker]] and [[Worf]] are summoned to [[Nacelle]] Control where [[Lieutenant]] [[Daniel Kwan]] is on the catwalk about to jump into the [[plasma stream]]. Riker tries to talk Kwan down from the catwalk. Kwan replies by saying, "''I know what I have to do''." Kwan then jumps into the plasma stream. After Kwan's [[suicide]] the ship's crew is shocked.
+[[William T. Riker|Riker]] and [[Worf]] are summoned to the [[nacelle]] control tube where [[Lieutenant]] [[Daniel Kwan]] is on the [[catwalk]] about to jump into the [[plasma stream]]. Riker slowly moves towards him and tries to talk Kwan down from the catwalk. Kwan replies by saying, "''I know what I have to do''." Kwan then jumps into the plasma stream. After Kwan's [[suicide]] the ship's crew is shocked.
-[[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]] states that he's had to notify families of Starfleet personnel deaths, but never a suicide. He puts Worf and [[Counselor]] [[Deanna Troi|Troi]] in charge of an investigation, in order to explain Kwan's death to his family and "''help them put this in perspective''." Picard gives them the right to look at [[Personal log, Daniel Kwan|Kwan's personal logs]]. One of the first people questioned in the investigation is Kwan's girlfriend [[Ensign]] [[Maddy Calloway|Calloway]]. Calloway says that Kwan was pretty much happy and easy-going. Calloway also says that Kwan didn't seem like the kind of person that would take his own life. Worf and Deanna have already agreed that Kwan didn't seem the type to take his own life. In Kwan's personal logs he mentioned that he had pulled double shifts and looked forward to seeing Calloway.
+[[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]] states that in his time as a [[commanding officer]], he's had to notify families of Starfleet personnel deaths, but never a suicide. He puts Worf and [[Counselor]] [[Deanna Troi|Troi]] in charge of an investigation, in order to explain Kwan's death to his family and "''try to help them make sense of this''." Picard gives them the right to look at [[Personal log, Daniel Kwan|Kwan's personal logs]]. One of the first people questioned in the investigation is Kwan's girlfriend [[Ensign]] [[Maddy Calloway|Calloway]]. Calloway says that Kwan was pretty much happy and easygoing. Calloway also says that Kwan didn't seem like the kind of person that would take his own life. Worf and Troi have already agreed that Kwan didn't seem the type to commit suicide. In Kwan's personal logs he doesn't show any sign of suicidal thoughts, mentioning the recently completed work as well as looking forward to seeing Calloway more.
 [[File:Marla E Finn.jpg|thumb|The empathic impression]]
-Troi decides that it is time to see Nacelle Control. She examines his workstation, then climbs to the platform where Kwan died. There she is overwhelmed by a strong empathic impression. After being examined by Doctor Crusher, she is told to wait a few hours before returning to the nacelle tubes.
+Troi decides that it is time to see nacelle control. She first examines his workstation, then climbs to the platform where Kwan died. There she is overwhelmed by a strong empathic impression. After being examined by [[Doctor]] [[Beverly Crusher|Crusher]], she is told to wait a few hours before returning to the nacelle tube, as she is detecting elevated [[psilosynine]] levels in the counselor.
-Worf, from his experience in the alternate realities where he was married to Troi, begins to think about starting a relationship with her. He asks Riker if it would be alright for him to date someone he was close to. Riker says that it wouldn't be his choice. Then Worf asks if there is anyone that Riker prefer he ''not'' date on the ship. Riker laughs and says that Worf is beginning to sound like he's asking him if he can date his (Riker's) sister. Worf realizes he's getting nowhere with the hints and leaves Ten-Forward.
+Worf, from [[Parallels (episode)|his experience]] in the [[quantum reality|alternate realities]] where he was married to Troi, begins to think about starting a relationship with her. In [[Ten Forward]], while Riker is having a drink with [[Lieutenant]] [[Corell]], Worf asks the [[first officer]] if it would be alright for him to date someone he had been close to. Riker says that it wouldn't be his choice. Then Worf asks if there is anyone who Riker prefer he ''not'' date on the ship. Riker laughs and says that Worf is beginning to sound like he's asking him if he can date his (Riker's) sister. Worf realizes he's getting nowhere with the hints and leaves Ten Forward.
 [[File:Marla Finn and William Hodges.jpg|thumb|left|The man and woman]]
-Later, Troi returns to Nacelle Control with Worf. This time, she has a vision of a man and a woman, one of them in danger. She can tell it is in the cell where the plasma stream is held. Then the vision is of a man and a woman laughing at her, but not actually her, but whoever's eyes she was looking though. After the vision Worf takes Troi to [[Beverly Crusher|Dr. Crusher]]. Crusher assumes that because Kwan was half-[[Napean]] that he may have gotten the same vision as Troi. Since the Napeans are also [[telepathy|telepathic]] it is a possibility. Crusher also tells Troi that she may be able to give her an inhibitor in order to manage the emotions she was feeling during the experience.
+Later, Troi returns to the nacelle tube with Worf. This time, she has a vision of a man and a woman, one of them in danger. She can tell it is in the cell where the plasma stream is held. Then the vision is of a man and a woman laughing at her, but not actually her, but whoever's eyes she was looking through. After the vision Worf takes Troi to Dr. Crusher. Crusher assumes that because Kwan was half-[[Napean]] that he may have gotten the same vision as Troi. Since the Napeans are also [[telepathy|telepathic]] it is a possibility. Crusher also tells Troi that she may be able to give her an inhibitor in order to manage the emotions she was feeling during the experience.
-While waiting for the inhibitor to synthesize, Troi goes over the computer logs to see if anybody else aboard the '' [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|Enterprise]]'' had worked with Kwan in the building of Nacelle Control. In the logs she sees the man from her vision: [[Lieutenant]] [[Walter Pierce]]. Troi and Worf decide to question Pierce about if he remembers anything about Kwan or from during the building of the ''Enterprise''. Pierce doesn't tell Troi and Worf much of anything. Troi can't tell if Pierce is lying or what Pierce is really feeling, but thinks he may be lying.
+While waiting sixteen hours for the inhibitor to be synthesized by Dr. Crusher, Troi goes over the computer logs to see if anybody else aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D}} had worked with Kwan in at [[Utopia Planitia]] when nacelle control was under construction. In the logs she sees the man from her vision: [[Lieutenant]] [[Walter Pierce]]. Troi and Worf decide to question Pierce in engineering about if he remembers anything about Kwan or from during the building of the ''Enterprise''. Pierce doesn't tell Troi and Worf much of anything. Troi can't tell if Pierce is lying or what Pierce is really feeling, but thinks he may be lying.
-Worf escorts Troi to her quarters. Worf says that maybe they should start earlier the next morning. Worf then says good night, but doesn't leave. Worf takes Deanna's hand, touching her hand to his face, then sniffing her hand. Worf then embraces Deanna in a kiss, a long kiss.
+Worf escorts Troi to her quarters. Worf says that maybe they should start earlier the next morning. Worf then says good night, but doesn't leave. Worf takes Deanna's hand, touching her hand to his face, then sniffing her hand. Worf then embraces Troi in a kiss, a long kiss.
-The next morning Worf is still in Deanna's quarters. Crusher comms both of them to the [[sickbay|infirmary]]. They walk in together. Troi notices the way Worf acts toward Ensign Calloway. This leads Troi to later ask if Worf is sorry for having been with her. Worf says no.
+The next morning Worf is still in Troi's quarters. Crusher summons both of them to the [[sickbay]], Troi for her inhibitor and Worf to supervise the transport of medical supplies to the cargo bay for [[Barson II]]. They walk in together. Troi notices the way Worf acts toward Ensign Calloway. This leads Troi to later ask if Worf is sorry for having been with her. Worf says no, he doesn't.
-Troi goes to investigate the cell where the plasma stream is kept. [[Lieutenant]] [[Nara]] states that Kwan had been in the cell the day before he had jumped. After [[Geordi La Forge|Geordi]] removes one of the [[bulkhead]]s he detects [[Human]] [[DNA]]. Troi gets another vision of the woman being attacked. Geordi and Data remove a skeleton. Ensign Calloway sequences the DNA sample and matches it to Starfleet records and finds [[Marla E. Finn|Marla Finn]]. Troi says that Marla Finn was the woman in her vision. She says that something doesn't match up and pulls up Lieutenant Kwan's record. She realizes that it could not have been Kwan's eyes she was seeing through as he wasn't posted to the Enterprise until 6 months after Finn's death. It must have been either of the men in the vision. She realizes that it was Lieutenant Pierce's eyes she was seeing through when she sees her reflection in the computer panel. Troi finally understands that Pierce must somehow have telepathic abilities since she could not read his emotions before and because she also sees him in the visions.
+Troi goes to investigate the cell where the plasma stream is kept. Lieutenant [[Nara]] states that Kwan had been in the cell the day before he had jumped and vaporized himself. After [[Geordi La Forge]] removes one of the [[bulkhead]]s he detects [[Human]] [[DNA]]. Troi gets another vision of the woman being attacked. La Forge and [[Data]] remove a skeleton. Ensign Calloway sequences the DNA sample and matches it to Starfleet records and finds [[Marla E. Finn|Marla Finn]]. Troi says that Marla Finn was indeed the woman in her vision. She says that something doesn't match up and pulls up Lieutenant Kwan's record. She realizes that it could not have been Kwan's eyes she was seeing through as he wasn't posted to the ''Enterprise'' until about six months after Finn's death. It must have been either of the men in the vision. She realizes that it was Lieutenant Pierce's eyes she was seeing through when she sees her reflection in the computer panel. Troi finally understands that Pierce must somehow have telepathic abilities since she could not read his emotions before and because she also sees him in the visions.
-Troi and Worf head to ask Pierce some questions, but Worf says that the inhibitor may still leave him lying so Worf goes to question him alone. Troi returns to her quarters when Pierce shows up. Pierce says that Worf told him to go to Troi. Troi asks where Worf is and Pierce says that he is with Ensign Calloway. Troi finds Worf and Ensign Calloway in a kissing embrace. The two start to laugh at her. She responds to the laughter by shooting Worf dead. Distraught, she then runs to Nacelle Control, running into Lieutenant Pierce who tells her, "''''You know what you have to do''''." She gets to the nacelle tubes, opens the plasma panel and walks up to the catwalk and stares into the [[plasma]] saying, "''I know what I have to do''." Just as she is about to jump into the plasma, Worf grabs her by the shoulder, whereupon it is revealed that her uniform has changed. The preceding events were a hallucination going back to the first moment she stood in the spot where Kwan committed suicide.
+Troi and Worf head to ask Pierce some questions, but Worf says that the inhibitor may still leave him lying so Worf goes to question him alone. Troi returns to her quarters when Pierce shows up. She calls for security. Pierce says that Worf told him to go to Troi. When security officers [[Kellogg]] and [[Garvey]] arrive, Troi asks where Worf is and Pierce says that he is with Ensign Calloway. Pierce is taken away and Troi finds Worf and Ensign Calloway in a kissing embrace. The two start to laugh at her. She responds to the laughter by shooting Worf dead with a [[phaser]]. Distraught, she then runs to through the [[corridor]]s to nacelle control, running into Lieutenant Pierce who tells her, "''You know what you have to do''." She gets to the nacelle tubes, opens the plasma panel, and walks up to the catwalk and stares into the plasma saying, "''I know what I have to do''." Just as she is about to jump into the plasma, Worf grabs her by the shoulder, whereupon it is revealed that her uniform has changed. The preceding events were a hallucination going back to when she had the initial vision in the spot where Kwan committed suicide.
-[[File:Galaxy class nacelle tube (interior).jpg|thumb|The interior of the nacelle.]]
+[[File:Galaxy class nacelle tube (interior).jpg|thumb|The interior of the nacelle]]
-The investigation ends with Troi telling Picard that Kwan had been affected by some sort of telepathic left-over from Pierce's memories. It turns out that Pierce had found his girlfriend Marla Finn in an embrace with another man. Pierce had shot them both. Pierce then ran to Nacelle Control and jumped into the plasma stream. The reason the account seemed to be sent telepathically is because one of Pierce's grandmothers had been [[Betazoid]]. Worf asks Troi why she had seem surprised to see him alive when he pulled her from her hallucination. Troi replies that in her version of the vision, Worf was killed. Worf asks her who killed him, and Troi replies, "''Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.''"
+The investigation ends with Troi telling Picard in the [[observation lounge]] that Kwan had been affected by some sort of telepathic leftover from Pierce's memories. It turns out that Pierce had found his girlfriend Marla Finn in an embrace with [[William Hodges|another man]] and killed them before throwing their bodies into the plasma stream to cover up any hint of murder, and then jumped in himself. The reason the account had seemed to be sent telepathically is because Pierce's maternal grandmother had been a [[Betazoid]]. Worf asks Troi why she had seem surprised to see him alive when he pulled her from her hallucination. Troi replies that in her version of the vision, Worf was killed. Worf asks her who had killed him, and Troi replies, "''Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.''"
-== Memorable Quotes ==
+== Memorable quotes ==
 "''Counselor. When I pulled you from the plasma stream you seemed... surprised I was alive.''" <br />
 "''Well, actually... in my hallucination, you were killed.''" <br />
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 "''They laughed at me!''"
 : - '''Daniel Kwan''', shortly before committing suicide
+"''I know what I have to do...''"
+: - '''Daniel Kwan'''{{'}}s last words before vaporizing himself
+"''In my years as a Starfleet captain, I've had to... notify many parents of the loss of loved ones but never before to suicide.''"
+: - '''Picard'''
+"''Geordi, would you agree that the instinct for self-preservation is shared by most lifeforms?''"<br />
+"''I'd say it's probably the most basic instinct, Data.''"<br />
+"''Hmm. That being the case, I find it difficult to understand why someone would deliberately terminate their own existence.''"
+: - '''Data''' discusses his lack of understanding about suicide to '''La Forge'''
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 "''Mr. Worf, you sound like a man who's asking his friend if he can start dating his sister!''"<br/>
 "''No! No, I was merely... never mind. Excuse me, sir.''"
-: - '''Worf''' and '''Riker'''
+: - '''Riker''' and '''Worf'''
 == Background information ==
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 === Continuity ===
 * This episode continues the romance between Troi and Worf, albeit in illusory form since much of the episode takes place in Troi's imagination.
-* According to the ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion]]'', imaginary scenarios are usually shown only from the character's point of view. This episode breaks that convention by showing Dr. Crusher speaking in Sickbay as she pages both Troi and Worf on the morning after they begin their affair.
+* According to the ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion]]'', imaginary scenarios are usually shown only from the character's point of view. This episode breaks that convention by showing Dr. Crusher speaking in sickbay as she pages both Troi and Worf on the morning after they begin their affair.
-* In Nacelle Control, after Troi was injected with the empathic inhibitor, the prop Commander La Forge uses is identical to the [[Interphasic scanner]] seen in "[[Phantasms (episode)|Phantasms]]".
+* In Nacelle Control, after Troi was injected with the empathic inhibitor, the prop Commander La Forge uses is identical to the [[interphasic scanner]] seen in {{e|Phantasms}}.
-* While Troi and Worf are discussing Troi's grandfather, Worf states, "Yes, I too have sought visions in fire." This statement alludes to "[[Rightful Heir (episode)|Rightful Heir]]", in which Worf travels to a temple on [[Boreth]] in an attempt to see a vision of [[Kahless (clone)|Kahless]].
+* While Troi and Worf are discussing Troi's grandfather, Worf states, "''Yes, I too have sought visions in fire.''" This statement alludes to {{e|Rightful Heir}}, in which Worf travels to a temple on [[Boreth]] in an attempt to see a vision of {{dis|Kahless|clone}}.
 === Video and DVD releases ===
-* UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, [[CIC Video]]): Volume 85, <!--catalogue number x, -->{{d|8|August|1994}}.
+* UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, [[CIC Video]]): Volume 85, <!--catalog number x, -->{{d|8|August|1994}}
 * As part of the UK VHS collection ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation - 10th Anniversary Collector's Edition]]'' under the "Troi" section, {{d|29|September|1997}}.
-* As part of the [[TNG Season 7 DVD]] collection.
+* As part of the [[TNG Season 7 DVD]] collection
 == Links and references ==
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 === Uncredited co-stars ===
+* [[Arratia]] as [[Alfonse Pacelli]]
-* [[Lena Banks]] as [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) personnel#Female Engineer Ensign|operations division ensign]]
+* [[Lena Banks]] as [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) operations division personnel#Female Engineer Ensign|operations division ensign]]
 * [[Joe Bauman]] as [[Garvey]]
 * [[Michael Braveheart]] as [[Martinez]]
@@ Line 128: / Line 143: @@
 * [[John Copage]] as [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) personnel#Elderly science / command division officer|science division officer]]
 * [[R. Cox]] as [[Bruno Salvatore]]
-* [[Elliot Durant III]] as [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) personnel#Operations division Ensign|operations division ensign]]
+* [[Elliot Durant III]] as [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) operations division personnel#Operations division Ensign|operations division ensign]]
 * [[Holiday Freeman]] as [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) command division personnel#Female command division officer|command division officer]]
 * [[Bill Hagy]] as [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) personnel#Science/ security officer|operations division officer]]
 * [[Fumiko Hamada]] as [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) command division personnel#Female command division officer (2370)|command division officer]]
-* [[Kerry Hoyt]] as [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) personnel#Relief tactical ensign (2369-2371)|civilian]]
+* [[Kerry Hoyt]] as [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) operations division personnel#Relief tactical ensign (2369-2371)|civilian]]
-* [[Marianne Lewis]] as [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) personnel#Female operations division officer (2370)|operations division officer]]
+* [[Gary Hunter]] as [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) sciences division personnel#Male science division officer|science division officer]]
-* [[Michael Moorehead]] as [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) personnel#Bridge science ensign|science division ensign]]
+* [[Marianne Lewis]] as [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) operations division personnel#Female operations division officer (2370)|operations division officer]]
+* [[Michael Moorehead]] as [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) sciences division personnel#Bridge science ensign|science division ensign]]
 * [[Ted Parker]] as [[Ten Forward personnel#Ten Forward waiter (2370)|Ten Forward waiter]]
 * [[Keith Rayve]] as [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) personnel#Command / Operations division ensign|civilian]]
@@ Line 144: / Line 160: @@
 ** [[Corell]]
 ** [[Lois Eckridge]]
+** [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) command division personnel#Female command division officer (2369-2370)|Female civilian]]
+** [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) command division personnel#Female command division officer (2370)|Female command division officer]]
+** [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) sciences division personnel#Female science officer leaving turbolift (2370)|Female science division officer]]
 ** [[Garvey|Garvey (voice)]]
 ** [[Kellogg|Kellogg (voice)]]
+** [[Unnamed USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) sciences division personnel#Science officer in Ten Forward (2370)|Science division officer]]
-** [[Alfonse Pacelli]]
 ** [[Ten Forward personnel#Ten Forward waiter (2370)|Ten Forward waiter (voice)]]
+** [[Ten Forward personnel#Ten Forward staff (2370)|Ten Forward waitress]]
 ** [[Anaanda Ziff]]
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 === References ===
-[[2363]]; [[2368]]; [[2369]]; [[Barson II]]; [[bulkhead]]; {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}; {{ShipClass|Galaxy}}; [[inter-species reproduction]]; [[Jefferies tube]]; [[Mars]]; [[nacelle]]; [[nacelle tube]]; [[Napean]]; [[plasma]]; [[plasma injector]]; [[plasma stream]]; [[psilosynine]]; [[Starbase 328]]; [[suicide]]; [[Tilamin froth]]; [[Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards]]; [[warp coil]]; [[warp drive]]; [[warp field stabilizer]]; [[Yridian tea]]
+[[2363]]; [[2368]]; [[2369]]; [[affair]]; [[Barson II]]; [[bluff]]; [[bone]]; [[bulkhead]]; [[cargo bay]]; [[Crew evaluation]]; [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|''Enterprise'', USS (NCC-1701-D)]]; [[empath]]; [[field coil]]; [[Field generator]]; {{class|Galaxy}}; [[Hallucination]]; [[hull plating]]; [[inhibitor]]; [[instinct]]; [[inter-species reproduction]]; [[Jefferies tube]]; [[Mars]]; [[nacelle]]; [[nacelle tube]]; [[nacelle room]]; [[Napean]]; [[Neural net]]; [[Neural pathway]]; [[Neurotransmitter]]; [[ODN line]]; [[personal log]]; [[phaser]]; [[plasma]]; [[plasma injector]]; [[plasma stream]]; [[poker]]; [[power conduit]]; [[psilosynine]]; [[Quantum mechanics]]; [[refit]]; [[resonance scan]]; [[security override code]]; [[Shore leave]];  [[Starbase 328]]; [[suicide]]; [[Tilamin froth]]; [[tool crate]]; [[Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards]]; [[warp coil]]; [[warp drive]]; [[warp field stabilizer]]; [[Yridian tea]]
 ====Okudagram references====
-[[Altair IV]]; [[USS Baton Rouge|''Baton Rouge'', USS]]; [[Beta Aquilae II]]; [[Beta Ursae Minor II]]; [[bioengineering]]; [[J. Bruce Award]]; [[Campbell Award]]; [[USS Chicago|''Chicago'', USS]]; [[USS Clavyn|''Clavyn'', USS]]; [[USS Donovan|''Donovan'', USS]]; [[enlisted]]; [[Epsilon Indi II]]; [[Extended Tour Ribbon]]; [[Ellen Finn|Finn, Ellen]]; [[William R. Finn|Finn, William R.]]; [[Jalhal Award]]; [[interspecific reproduction]]; [[Kerrey Award]]; [[Kliever Citation]]; [[Ronald Kwan|Kwan, Ronald]]; [[Emiraa Kwan|Kwan, Emiraa]]; [[life support]]; [[USS Malone|''Malone'', USS]]; [[USS Niels Bohr|''Niels Bohr'', USS]]; [[non-commissioned officer]]; [[USS Northridge|''Northridge'', USS]]; [[Okuda Award]]; [[okudagram]]; [[optical data net]]; [[Omicron Ceti III]]; [[Helene Pacelli|Pacelli, Helene]]; [[personnel file]]; [[USS Petersen|''Petersen'', USS]]; [[USS Philadelphia|''Philadelphia'', USS]]; [[primary hull]]; [[Ambrose Pierce|Pierce, Ambrose]]; [[Anita Pierce|Pierce, Anita]]; [[protoplaser]]; [[Psi Upsilon III]]; [[Psi Upsilon IV]] ([[Psi Upsilon system]]); [[USS Pueblo|''Pueblo'', USS]]; [[Giuseppi Salvatore|Salvatore, Giuseppi]]; [[Viola Salvatore|Salvatore, Viola]]; [[San Francisco]]; [[USS Seaquest|''Seaquest'', USS]]; [[USS Seaview|''Seaview'', USS]]; [[Sepek Academic Scholarship]]; [[serial number]]; [[USS Silversides|''Silversides'', USS]]; [[specialist]]; [[USS Suleiman|''Suleiman'', USS]]; [[stabilizer]]; [[Starfleet OSHC]]; [[Starfleet Technical Services Academy]]; [[USS Syracuse|''Syracuse'', USS]]; [[Tolley Citation]]; [[USS Umibazu|''Umibazu'', USS]]; [[viewscreen]]; [[Dennis Wallace|Wallace, Dennis]]; [[Laurel Wallace|Wallace, Laurel]]; [[warp field dynamics]]; [[Benjamin Ziff|Ziff, Benjamin]]; [[Marsha Ziff|Ziff, Marsha]]
+[[Altair IV]]; [[USS Baton Rouge|''Baton Rouge'', USS]]; [[Beta Aquilae II]]; [[Beta Ursae Minor II]]; [[bioengineering]]; [[J. Bruce Award]]; [[Campbell Award]]; [[USS Chicago|''Chicago'', USS]]; [[USS Clayton|''Clayton'', USS]]; [[USS Donovan|''Donovan'', USS]]; [[enlisted]]; [[Epsilon Indi II]]; [[Extended Tour Ribbon]]; [[Ellen Finn|Finn, Ellen]]; [[William R. Finn|Finn, William R.]]; [[Jalhal Award]]; [[interspecific reproduction]]; [[Kerrey Award]]; [[Kliever Citation]]; [[Ronald Kwan|Kwan, Ronald]]; [[Emiraa Kwan|Kwan, Emiraa]]; [[life support]]; [[USS Malone|''Malone'', USS]]; [[USS Niels Bohr|''Niels Bohr'', USS]]; [[non-commissioned officer]]; [[USS Northridge|''Northridge'', USS]]; [[Okuda Award]]; [[okudagram]]; [[optical data net]]; [[Omicron Ceti III]]; [[Helene Pacelli|Pacelli, Helene]]; [[personnel file]]; [[USS Petersen|''Petersen'', USS]]; [[USS Philadelphia|''Philadelphia'', USS]]; [[primary hull]]; [[Ambrose Pierce|Pierce, Ambrose]]; [[Anita Pierce|Pierce, Anita]]; [[protoplaser]]; [[Psi Upsilon III]]; [[Psi Upsilon IV]]; [[USS Pueblo|''Pueblo'', USS]]; [[Giuseppi Salvatore|Salvatore, Giuseppi]]; [[Viola Salvatore|Salvatore, Viola]]; [[San Francisco]]; [[USS Seaquest|''Seaquest'', USS]]; [[USS Seaview|''Seaview'', USS]]; [[Sepek Academic Scholarship]]; [[serial number]]; [[USS Silversides|''Silversides'', USS]]; [[specialist]]; [[USS Suleiman|''Suleiman'', USS]]; [[stabilizer]]; [[Starfleet OSHC]]; [[Starfleet Technical Services Academy]]; [[USS Syracuse|''Syracuse'', USS]]; [[Tolley Citation]]; [[USS Umibozu|''Umibozu'', USS]]; [[viewscreen]]; [[Dennis Wallace|Wallace, Dennis]]; [[Laurel Wallace|Wallace, Laurel]]; [[warp field dynamics]]; [[Benjamin Ziff|Ziff, Benjamin]]; [[Marsha Ziff|Ziff, Marsha]]
+==== Retconned material ====
+{{USS|Clavyn}}
 ===External link===
-*{{Wikipedia|Eye of the Beholder (Star Trek: The Next Generation)}}
+*{{Wikipedia-quote|Eye of the Beholder (Star Trek: The Next Generation)|Eye of the Beholder}}
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+[[fr:Eye of the Beholder (épisode)]]
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+[[ja:謎の幻覚テレパシー（エピソード）]]
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Changes: Eye of the Beholder (episode)

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