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When Picard
beams down to Veredian III, his combadge is missing,
implying that he had been to the Klingon ship and they
had taken it from him. However, if that were the case,
the transporter beam would be that of the Klingon ship,
not the Enterprise, which is what he arrives in.
Later, when he is transported to The Nexus, the combadge
is back on, yet when he and Captain Kirk return to
Veredian III, it is missing again. |
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Similarly,
Captain Kirk’s insignia pin can been seen attached to
his uniform jacket on a nearby rock when he is chopping
wood, yet there is still a pin attached to his vest. |
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When the Enterprise-B is struck by the Nexus-Ribbon, you can
see a blue crash mat that a falling cadet lands on. |
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During the Enterprise-D crash scene when Dr. Crusher and her
sick-bay patients are getting tossed around, a common
wrist-watch can be seen on Beverly's wrist. |
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During the
final moments of the crash scene as the ceiling begins
to come apart on the bridge, one of the side wall
consoles is still lighted up even though everything else
is off-line or destroyed. |
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When the
saucer comes to a stop, the three command chairs are
torn from their stands and hurled to the floor, however,
when Picard and Riker survey the damage in the final
scene, the chairs are back in their original places. |
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Worf claims it
will take the solar probe eleven seconds to reach the
sun, fired either from the Klingon ship or the planet
surface which is highly unlikely, unless the probe is
equipped with some kind of warp propulsion unit. |
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Riker orders
Worf to fire a spread of photon torpedoes when the
Klingons begin to cloak, but when Worf finally fires,
only one torpedo is shot. |
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When Worf is
flung over the tactical console during the crash
sequence, his baldric comes off, yet when the camera
gets a close-up of him, it is back in place. |
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Data finds
Spot in the debris of the cargo bay which is highly
unlikely if Spot was in Data’s quarters. |
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The Nexus
Ribbon’s speed is inconsistent as it must move faster
than light to traverse interstellar space, yet while in
the atmosphere of Veredian III, it moves at a much
slower speed. |
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When the
crewmember is flung over the tactical console onto the
captain’s chair, the chair, as well as Riker’s first
officer’s chair are angled in opposite directions. When
the Klingon ship is eventually destroyed and the crew
reacts, the chairs are back to their normal positions. |
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During the
battle with the Klingons, no one bothers to rotate the
shield frequencies, even though that particular tactic
had been introduced in
“The Best of Both Worlds, Part
I.” |
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For some
reason, the camera is shaking when Geordi says “Must
have been that last torpedo” even though the Enterprise is not being fired upon. |
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Data claims
the warp core breach will explode in one minute. From
the time it takes for the saucer to separate and his
final announcement that the core breach is in progress,
hardly one minute passes. |
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Picard is
injured when he fights Soran (he gets a cut along his
nose.) When he arrives in The Nexus, the injury is
healed. |
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The original packaging
of the Collector's Edition DVD stated that the teaser and
theatrical trailers were included in the DVD set. It
turned out that the DVD set did not contain this, so
Paramount recalled all the DVDs prior to the release date
and repackaged them. Some DVDs with the original
packaging had already been shipped to customers and stores
and thus were sold with the incorrect packaging. You
can see a scan of the incorrect packaging in our
Miscellaneous Images page.
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