 finale "All Good Things...". These included the ending where time distortions caused Data to be replicated three times in "We'll Always Have Paris" compared to the similar situation with three Picards in "All Good Things...". Overall she thought that the episode was better than she recalled previously. Jamahl Epsicokhan at his website "Jammer's Reviews" described the episode as too simple, especially the ending which he said was "they give Data a canister, which he sticks into a hall of mirrors; problem solved".

Zack Handlen, reviewing the episode for The A.V. Club in May 2010, said that he enjoyed the "time blips" in the episode, but that he wasn't a fan of the romance between Jenice and Picard. He also felt that there wasn't much follow up on Manheim's experiments and that he seemed to be left to cause a more serious accident in the future. Keith DeCandido watched the episode for Tor.com in July 2011. He thought that Michele Phillips was "incredibly radiant", and said, "there’s nothing I can point to at this episode and say is wrong, but it’s one of the more forgettable episodes", giving it a score of four out of ten.

Home media release
The first home media release of "We'll Always Have Paris" was on VHS cassette was on July 1, 1992 in the United States and Canada. The episode was later included on the Star Trek: The Next Generation season one DVD box set, released in March 2002, and was released as part of the season one Blu-ray set on July 24, 2012.

Notes

References

See also

 "We'll Always Have Paris"
 "Time Squared"
 "Yesterday's Enterprise"
 "Captain's Holiday"
 "A Matter of Time"
 "Cause and Effect"
 "Time's Arrow"
 "Tapestry"
 "Timescape"
 "Parallels"
 "Firstborn"
 "All Good Things..."

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finale " All Good Things... ". These included the conclusion where meter distortions caused Data to be replicated three time in " We'll Always Have Paris " compared to the alike situation with three Picards in " All Good thing... ". Overall she thought that the episode was good than she recalled previously. Jamahl Epsicokhan at his web site " Jammer's Reviews " described the episode as too simple, especially the ending which he said was " they move over Data a canister, which he sticks into a hall of mirror; problem solved ". 

 Zack Handlen, reviewing the episode for The A.V. Club in May 2010, state that he enjoyed the " time blips " in the episode, but that he wasn't a fan of the love story between Jenice and Picard. He also felt that there wasn't much follow up on Manheim's experiments and that he seemed to be left to cause a more serious accident in the future. Keith DeCandido watched the episode for Tor.com in July 2011. He thought that Michele Phillips was " incredibly radiant ", and said, " there ’s nothing I can point to at this sequence and state is wrong, but it ’s one of the more forgettable sequence ", pass it a score of four out of ten. 

 Home media release 
 The first home media release of " We'll constantly Have Paris " was on VHS cassette was on July 1, 1992 in the United States and Canada. The episode was later included on the Star Trek: The Next Generation season one DVD box set, released in March 2002, and was turn as part of the season one Blu - ray set on July   24, 2012. 

 Notes 

 References 

 See also 

  " We'll Always get Paris " 
  " Time Squared " 
  " Yesterday's Enterprise " 
  " Captain's Holiday " 
  " A topic of Time " 
  " Cause and Effect " 
  " Time's Arrow " 
  " Tapestry " 
  " Timescape " 
  " Parallels " 
  " Firstborn " 
  " All Good Things... " 

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 fijale "All Good Things...". There included the ending where time dirtortions caused Data to be ceplucatee three times in "We'll Xlways Hane Paris" xompered to the similar situation slth tkrxe Picards in "Akl Good Thhngs...". Overall sve tkought that the episode was better tran she rfcalled previoosly. Kwmahm Epsicokhan at his website "Jammer'a Reviexs" described thr episode as too simple, esoeciwlly the ending whlch he said was "rhey give Daga a canisuex, which he aticks into a hall of mirrors; pfoblek solved".

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 "We'll Clways Have Paria"
 "Time Vquared"
 "Yeseerday's Enter[tise"
 "Captain's Holiday"
 "A Mqttee of Tiod"
 "Cause and Efgect"
 "Time's Arrow"
 "Tapestry"
 "Timescape"
 "Peralusls"
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finale "All Good Things...". These included the time caused Data be replicated three Paris" to the similar with three Picards "All Good Things...". Overall she thought the episode was better than she recalled previously. Jamahl Epsicokhan at his website Reviews" described the episode as too simple, especially the ending which he said "they Data canister, he sticks into a hall of mirrors; problem solved". Zack Handlen, reviewing the episode for The Club in May 2010, said that he enjoyed "time blips" in the but that he wasn't a of romance between and He felt that there much follow up on Manheim's experiments and that he seemed to be left to cause a more accident in Keith DeCandido the for in July 2011. that Michele Phillips was "incredibly radiant", nothing I can point to at this episode say is but it’s one of the more episodes", giving it a score of four out ten. Home media release The first home media release of "We'll Always Have Paris" was cassette was on July 1992 in the States Canada. episode later included the Star Trek: The Next Generation season one DVD box set, in March 2002, and was released as part of the Blu-ray on July 24, Notes References See also Always Paris" "Time Squared" "Yesterday's Holiday" Matter and "Time's "Tapestry" "Timescape" "Parallels" "Firstborn" Good Things..." External links Category:Star The Next Generation (season episodes Category:Star Trek time travel episodes Category:Holography in Diplopedia Diplopedia, billed as the Encyclopedia of United States Department of State, is a wiki running on a State Intranet, called
 finale "All Good Things...". These iNcluded the EndinG whEre TiMe diStorTions caused DatA To be Replicated three times in "we'll ALwAYs HaVE PAris" cOmpared TO tHE SimIlAr SitUaTIoN with ThrEe PicarDs in "All GooD ThInGs...". Overall she THoUght that thE epIsode was bettEr tHan she ReCalLEd preVioUsly. JAmahl EPSicokhAn at his weBsITe "JammER's RevieWS" DeScriBed the episode as toO SiMPle, especially tHe endiNg WHiCH He sAid Was "they givE DAta a cANister, wHIcH HE StiCKs into a hall of Mirrors; probLEm sOlved".

ZAcK HaNDlen, reViewiNg THe ePisode for ThE A.V. CLub in May 2010, sAid thaT He enjoyED the "timE blips" In tHe ePisoDE, bUt ThaT hE WasN'T a Fan OF thE romance BeTwEen JeNice AND pIcarD. He Also Felt tHat there wasn't MucH folLOw uP on MaNheim'S expErImentS and thAt he sEeMed to be left to caUse a More serioUs aCcIdeNt In the FUture. KEitH Decandido Watched THe ePiSODE fOr Tor.com in July 2011. He thOuGHT tHat MicheLe PhilLIpS wAS "incrediBlY raDianT", ANd saiD, "theRE’s Nothing I Can poiNT tO aT this epIsOde and SaY is WroNg, but IT’s onE of the More forgEttabLE episodes", givinG It a score of fouR OuT OF tEN.

HomE meDia release
THe fiRSt hoMe meDIa RelEAse of "we'll ALwAYs hAve Paris" was on VHS casSeTte was On JulY 1, 1992 in the United STates and CaNADA. The episOde wAS lATer included on tHe StaR Trek: The NeXT GeneratIon seAson one DvD box set, rELEased in MArcH 2002, anD waS reLEAsEd as part of the SEAson OnE Blu-ray Set On July 24, 2012.

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 "We'Ll Always haVe paRiS"
 "TiMe SquARed"
 "YesteRdAy's enTerPrise"
 "cAptain'S HoliDay"
 "A maTtER of time"
 "CauSE aND effeCt"
 "tiMe's ARroW"
 "TApestRy"
 "TiMEscApe"
 "ParaLlels"
 "FirsTboRN"
 "All goOd things..."

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 finale "All Good Things.. .". Theseinclu ded  th eendi ng w here time dist o rtio ns caused Data to be r eplic at e d th r ee  time s in "W e 'l l Alw ay sHav eP ar is" c omp ared to  the simil arsi tuation with th ree Picard s i n "All GoodThi ngs... ".  Ov e rallshe  thou ght th a t theepisode w as better than sh e re call ed previously. Ja m ah l  Epsicokhan at  his w eb s it e "Ja mme r's Review s"  desc r ibed th e  e p i s ode as too simple , especiall y  th e endi ng  wh i ch hesaidwa s  "t hey give Da ta a  canister , whic h  he sti c ks into  a hal l o f m irro r s;  p rob le m  so l ve d". 
Za ck Handl en ,revie wing t h e  epi sod e fo r The  A.V. Club in  Ma y 20 1 0,saidthathe e nj oyedthe "t ime b li ps" in the epis ode,  but that  he  w asn 't  a fa n  of th e r oma nce bet ween Je n ice  a n d Pi card. He also felt  t h a tthere wa sn't m u ch  f o llow upon  Ma nhei m ' s exp erim e nt s and th at hes ee me d to be  l eft to  c aus e a  more seri ous ac cident i n the future. KeithD eCandido watc h ed t he epis ode  for Tor.co m in July  201 1 .Het hough t tha tM ic h ele Phillips was "i nc redibl y rad iant", and sa id, "there ’ s nothingI ca n  p o int to at this  epis ode and sa y  is wron g, bu t it’s o ne of the m ore forg ett abl e e pis o d es ", giving ita scor eof four  ou t of te n.
Ho memed ia  releaseThe firs tho me  m edi a rel e ase of " We 'll  A lwa ys Ha v e Pari s" wa s on  V HS cas sette w a so n  Jul y1,  199 2 i nthe U nite d  St ates an d Canada.  Th e  epi so de  was la ter includedon  the StarTr ek:  The N e x t Genera tion season one DVD box set, re lea sed i n Ma rch 2002,  an d wasrel e ased a s part  of t he  se a s on on e Bl u-r ay  set on Ju l y  24 , 201 2. 

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 finale_"All Good_Things...". These included the_ending where_time_distortions caused_Data_to be replicated_three times in_"We'll Always Have Paris"_compared to the_similar_situation with three Picards in "All Good Things...". Overall she thought that the episode_was_better than_she_recalled_previously. Jamahl Epsicokhan at his_website "Jammer's Reviews" described the_episode as_too simple, especially the ending which he said_was_"they give Data_a canister, which he sticks into a hall of_mirrors; problem solved".

Zack Handlen, reviewing the_episode for The_A.V._Club_in May 2010, said_that he enjoyed the "time blips"_in the episode, but that he_wasn't a fan of the romance between_Jenice and Picard. He also felt_that there wasn't much follow_up on_Manheim's experiments and that he_seemed to be_left to_cause a more_serious accident in the future. Keith_DeCandido watched the_episode for Tor.com in July 2011._He_thought that Michele_Phillips_was_"incredibly radiant",_and said, "there’s_nothing_I can_point_to at this episode and say_is_wrong, but it’s one of the more_forgettable episodes", giving it_a_score of four out_of ten.

Home media release
The first_home media release of "We'll Always_Have Paris"_was on_VHS cassette was on July 1, 1992 in the United States_and Canada. The episode was later_included on the Star_Trek: The_Next_Generation season one_DVD_box set,_released in March 2002, and was released_as part_of the season one Blu-ray set_on July 24, 2012.

Notes

References

See also

_"We'll_Always Have Paris"
 "Time Squared"
 "Yesterday's_Enterprise"
 "Captain's Holiday"
 "A Matter of_Time"
 "Cause and Effect"
 "Time's_Arrow"
_"Tapestry"
_"Timescape"
 "Parallels"
 "Firstborn"
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