Star Trek: The Next Generation

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Follow the intergalactic adventures of Capt. Jean-Luc Picard and his loyal crew aboard the all-new USS Enterprise NCC-1701D, as they explore new worlds.
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Does the dog die?
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In season 6, Episode 13 (Aquiel) an Alien entity that needs to absorb other live forms absorbs a dog, assumes it’s form and then tries to absorb Geordie LaForge. He kills the „dog“ while in its alien form.
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Is trypophobic content shown?
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Is someone held under water?
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Are there fat suits?
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Is someone choked?
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Are there dislocations?
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Are there heart attacks?
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Is there body dysphoria?
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S6
 E25
Not literally, but effectively so (crew members frozen in time, used to similarly uncanny effect at times)
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Are there tsunamis?
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Abandonment
Is an animal abandoned?
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Is a child abandoned by a parent?
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Abuse
Is a child abused?
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Counselor Troi in a few different episodes. One depicts a rape attempt but it's happening telepathically. In another she's used as a receptacle for a man's negative feelings so he can do his job as an ambassador with it being made clear that he does this to women routinely. In another, she's kidnapped and surgically altered while she's unconscious so she can help a desperate alien with a mission.
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S3
 E23
An unstable telepath causes everyone to be violent to each other, particularly people who live together
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Are there abusive parents?
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The two part episode Chain of Command (S6 E10 & E11) depicts a major character being tortured and gaslit. The character is repeatedly asked the same question, and every time they tell the truth they are brutally punished for "lying". The plot arc is very reminiscent of the torture/gaslighting scene in 1984.
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Is someone abused with a belt?
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Is someone stalked?
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S5
 E6
An addictive "game" is being used by an alien species to disable the personnel on the Enterprise, keeping them too busy and happy to resist a takeover of the ship. Eventually everyone is addicted except one character, who realizes what's going on and refuses to play. He is stalked through the ship, in an attempt to force him into playing and becoming addicted so no one will be left to report the takeover.
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Addiction
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Alcohol is generally not served in this future, but in S6E04 "Relics" someone gets drunk
lolfurby
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Characters drink synthehol, which is like alcohol but harder to get drunk.
One episode involves a sci-fi drug.
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Is there addiction?
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The episode “Symbiosis” deals with a society that has become addicted to a drug.
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Animal
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Live mealworms were eaten in an episode, but I don't think any of the other animals were harmed
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Is there a dead animal?
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Is an animal sad?
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Are there spiders?
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Episode "Genesis", a character de-evolves into a spider like creature.
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Does a dragon die?
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This is not fantasy, so there are no dragons at all.
Nebulacat
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Are there snakes?
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Riker hallucinates that there are snakes in his bed in "Night Terrors"
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Are there sharks?
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Are there alligators/crocodiles??
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Are animals abused?
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Does an animal die?
(besides a dog, cat or horse)
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Does a cat die?
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Data the android has a cat named Spot. Spot does not die.
Nebulacat
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Does a horse die?
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Are rabbits harmed?
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Are there bugs?
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Insects are featured quite heavily in the season 1 episone "Conspiracy". It can be skipped and the series still followed.
JessHR
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Does a pet die?
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Assault
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Character of Troi. At least twice.
JessHR
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Is there pedophilia?
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The closest it comes is in a late season episode. An officer's wife is turned into a child (with her adult mind intact) and they have a brief discussion about how their marriage is supposed to work with the officer being really uncomfortable with it. But she turns back into an adult within a day or so , avoiding the need to figure out what to do.
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Is rape mentioned?
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When they show the woman's recreation of events where he gets aggressive with her, Troi says that the woman believes this to be what happened. But she can tell that Riker also genuinely believes his recreation of the event where he's a perfect gentleman and she comes onto him.
WideAndNerdy
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Q sometimes makes unwanted advances on Picard, it’s taken as a joke
Anonymous
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Is someone beaten up by a bully?
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S1
 E10
In the episode Hide and Q. It's implied to be a normal part of klingon courtship.
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Is someone drugged?
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 E6
An addictive video game is being used by an alien species to disable the crew, making them too busy and happy that they won't notice or care that the ship is being taken over. At last all personnel are addicted except for one character, who has figured out what's going on and refuses to play. He is stalked and pursued through the ship; eventually he is caught, restrained in a chair, and when he closes his eyes to avoid looking at the game, his eyelids are forced open and he is forced to look. It is a disturbing scene.
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Is someone's mouth covered?
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Bodily Harm
Is there genital trauma/mutilation?
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Is there body horror?
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The borg
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An android hinges his fingernail open. It resembles loss of a nail for a human, but is normal and painless for him.
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In Season 1, Episode 24 a head explodes graphically
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Are any teeth damaged?
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S1
 E9
The main character has a flashback involving a fire, but no one is burned.
Fishofthewoods
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He's a robot. He ends up alright
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Is there a hanging?
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Is there throat mutilation?
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Is there cannibalism?
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Is there shaving/cutting?
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Is someone crushed to death?
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No. Data's head doesn't count, he isn't conscious/sentient during its burial. His body is buried when he was deactivated/injured in another ep, but they beam him back up and he's fine. Androids can't really be "buried alive" as such.
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Is there amputation?
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Data, an android character, has a limb consensually removed for a demonstration. it causes him no physical pain and he’s able to put it back on afterwards with no issues. there are also a few other instances of Data or his brother being temporarily dismembered, sometimes unwillingly.
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S5
 E5
After an accident, two main characters are trapped in a cargo bay, where a "plasma fire" caused by the accident is filling the area with radiation. The entire communication system is down and they are unable to call for help; they must solve the problem themselves. They decide the only solution is to open the cargo bay door to space to exhaust all the air, in order to extinguish the fire by starving it of oxygen. They have to hold their breaths and hang on tight, then after all the air is vented to space, they must hit a button on a nearby console to close the bay door, and then manage to go about 20 feet to a wall panel to restart the flow of oxygen into the cargo bay. (Bad design, both buttons should be in the same place!) They are visibly struggling in the airless cargo bay and one character collapses, on the verge of asphyxiation. The other character struggles with difficulty to the wall panel and just barely manages to find the right button and press it before also collapsing unconscious. We hear the hiss of air flooding into the cargo bay, and the characters slowly wake up and, after a few deep breaths, are fine.
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Does someone asphyxiate?
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Is there Achilles Tendon injury?
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In "Ethics", Worf gets his spine broken by a falling barrel.
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Are any hands damaged?
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Is someone stabbed?
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S7
 E6
A lot of stabbing in Phantasms
ErinHollow
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Does someone fall down stairs?
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Does someone fall to their death?
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The episode "Conspiracy" has a very gory scene
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Many times. Sometimes consciousness can be restored immediately with their 24th century medical equipment and drugs, but other times characters – main characters, guest stars, and extras – have experienced prolonged periods of unconsciousness. This is sometimes deliberate (for a benign purpose (like surgery) or for a nefarious purpose), and other times as a result of injury or illness.
Sunnydale
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The Borg in Best of Both Worlds
nh17
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The aforementioned torture scene with Picard - very much relies on humiliation and stress position along with pain. It is very uncomfortable to watch and picard has difficulty talking about it and feels shame that he nearly gave in. Caution should be taken when watching anything regarding a character's assimilation into the Borg as well.
JayHay
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In "Bloodlines," Jason has one
nh17
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Children
Is a minor sexualized?
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Does a kid die?
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Episode 2x01 “The Child”: A character is impregnated by an alien. The child dies by the end of the episode. Episode 3x16 (I think) “The Offspring”: An android child malfunctions and eventually shuts down.
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Several children are abducted in the episode 'when the bough breaks.' They are eventually returned.
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Creepy Crawly
Are there bedbugs?
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Death
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Numerous non-human characters die throughout the series, but virtually always they are aliens (humanoid and non-humanoid) who are evil. No domestic pets die; in fact, in one episode great pains are taken to rescue a lizard from a room that is on fire.
Sunnydale
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S3
 E15
In "Yesterday's Enterprise", an entire alternate reality ship crew sacrifices themselves to fix a break in the timeline that caused a war.
This is the main dilemma of the episode.
StatSt
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Does someone die?
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S2
 E11
OFF-SCREEN multiple people die at once. Of them only one is a character we've been briefly acquainted with before.
lead
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S2
 E11
ONLY FOR A FEW MOMENTS - but yes, it happens, other characters briefly believe they have died for good.
lead
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Disability
Is the r-slur used?
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Levar Burton isn't blind and plays Geordi who is.
ErinHollow
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Drugs/Alcohol
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S1
 E22
Drug use is a topic throughout the episode, but no characters overdose.
Fishofthewoods
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Family
Does a parent die?
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K'Ehleyr, the mother to Worf's child Alexander, is killed during a political power struggle.
CenedraRiva
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Is a child's toy destroyed?
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In "The Bonding," a child's mother dies.
In "The Offspring," Data's android daughter dies.
Aldaron8
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Does someone cheat?
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Is someone kidnapped?
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In S3E21, Data is captured by a collector. Data is very unimpressed.
In S3E18, Picard and three others are beamed into a cell to study power and leadership.
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Fear
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I can only remember one "jumpscare" sort of moment in "Genesis". But that's really about it.
cutestmothboy
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Are there razors?
S.A.F.E. ALTERNATIVES® (1-800-DONTCUT)
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Are there clowns?
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season 5 episode 20, "cost of living", the holodeck scenes feature some very silly and playful characters that are reminiscent of clowns, especially one who is a disembodied head with brightly colored face paint, floating inside a bubble.
iluvdata
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There are people who die in sonic showers. We just see their dead bodies fall out.
Anonymous
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Are there ghosts?
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Episode "Sub Rosa" features a ghost.
JessHR
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Are there natural bodies of water?
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In one episode, Worf, Troi, and O'Brien get possessed by aliens. In another episode, Data seems possessed. Everyone always goes back to normal, though.
Nebulacat
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Gross
Does someone vomit?
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Idk why there are 10 nos but In the episode where all the walls are swirly, Deanna v* offscreen but you can hear it. Also in Genesis Worf is feeling sick and v* before he transforms into a creature

To answer the question below
Season 7 ep 19: Genesis. I didnt get the stamp but Early on when you see warf acting up weirdly, burping/ getting mad easily skip ahead until you’re out of the bathroom scene. Their is an important part there though.
Season 5 ep 24:
Deanna at 15:28 to 15:43 if you’re watching on prime. If not just skip to 16:00. This is offscreen and you can barely hear it if your sound is low.
TimeStamps
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Is there audio gore?
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S5
 E4
An enormous alien called "the Crystalline Entity" travels through space, stopping at planets and ships where it feeds on every living being and plant. The Enterprise is within hailing range of a small commerce ship (but not close enough to reach it) when the Crystalline Entity attacks it, and over the open channel we hear the crew begging for rescue, followed by their chilling screams, which shortly go silent although the channel is still open.
Sunnydale
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Is there defecation?
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Is someone eaten?
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Does someone wet/soil themselves?
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Does someone spit?
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Ep 6x8 - Fistful of Data's - characters in a wild west story spit chewing tobacco
SpencerH
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Is there farting?
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Large-scale Violence
Are there 9/11 depictions?
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Law Enforcement
Is there copaganda?
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Is there incarceration?
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LGBTQ+
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Only one trans person. She's not predatory
ErinHollow
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Are there transphobic slurs?
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Is there deadnaming or birthnaming?
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Yeah, Soren's outed in The Outcast.
ErinHollow
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Is there bisexual cheating?
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Loss
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S2
 E11
Sort of - unique advanced technology is destroyed, along with unique ancient architecture.
lead
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Medical
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Its set in the 24th century, so there arent any syringes as we are used to seeing. There are "hyposprays" which act as an injector, but nothing is seen piercing the skin.
JessHR
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Does someone have cancer?
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Sickbay is regularly featured in the series.
ErikGroen
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Is there menstruation?
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Also Ep 6x21 "Frame of mind" character is institutionalized and they attempt to do "synaptic reconstruction," similar to ECT or a lobotomy, but he's saved at the last minute
SpencerH
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The episode “Frame of Mind” revolves heavily around Riker’s belief that he is a patient at a mental institution.
refusetoshine
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Mental Health
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This happens in S7 E18, Eye of the Beholder. Episode summary: "As a young lieutenant aboard the Enterprise commits suicide, his shipmates deal with the loss and Deanna deals with feelings surrounding her as she and Worf begin to form a relationship."
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When Worf is paralysed, he asks someone to help him commit suicide.
Shakey
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Does someone self harm?
S.A.F.E. ALTERNATIVES® (1-800-DONTCUT)
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No, no one in the show exhibits any pattern of self-injurious behaviors such as cutting, scratching, burning, hitting self, etc. Occasional Klingon or other alien rituals involving blood don't count and aren't triggering to me at all. There should be a different category for that anyway that's specific to what people want to avoid.
OneirosDream
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Many people see Data as autistic and he is severely abused and in measure of a man almost killed because of his differences.
keebiecoo
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Does someone have an eating disorder?
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Imo it’s represented quite well
Anonymous
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Is there misophonia?
47 supporters
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The episode where the aliens who make clicking sounds kidnap riker
Anonymous
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A villain character who may be suffering from a mental illness due to abandonment in his past is violent, but he does not canonically have any specific mental illness.
platypus.png
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Well, in "Ethics" (s5: e16), when Worf breaks his spine, he asks Riker to help him kill himself in a Klingon suicide ritual. He doesn't specifically say the words "I'll kill myself" at any time, but suicide is explicitly discussed in multiple conversations. Spoiler: Riker declines; Worf opts for a risky, experimental surgical procedure instead.
OneirosDream
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Is there body dysmorphia?
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In the episode Schisms, crew members are being kidnapped and reported feeling claustrophobia while restrained upon an operating table.
ErikGroen
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S2
 E6
The episode is called “the schizoid man” and involved a man forcing his consciousness into Data’s body against the latter’s consent
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Character "Barclay" has panic attacks
JessHR
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Is there ABA therapy?
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No. There is conversion therapy
ErinHollow
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S3
 E23
A character is overwhelmed with emotion and breaks down in his office
ErinHollow
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S2
 E6
The episode is called “the schizoid man” and involved a man forcing his consciousness into Data’s body against the latter’s consent
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S4E5 Remember Me
S6E21 Frame of Mind
and probably others
lolfurby
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Yes, Picard deals with some PTSD symptoms after his trauma of abduction, Borg assimilation and millions of deaths, particularly in the episode "Family," s4:e2.
OneirosDream
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Noxious
Is there shakey cam?
67 supporters
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As explained by Jonathan Frakes in a behind-the-scenes special, any time the Enterprise is attacked or hit by something, they do a combination of shakey-cam and the actors thrusting themselves dramatically to simulate impact. It only lasts a few seconds each time.
OneirosDream
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Every time a Red Alert is called – which is probably at least 2/3 of the episodes – the red lights along all the walls begin flashing, and remain so until the danger is resolved. It is usually not bright and is usually in the background, but there are some episodes where the effect is more emphasized and could potentially trigger seizures in some sensitive people with epilepsy.
Sunnydale
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Are there sudden loud noises?
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Does a baby cry?
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0
S5
 E15
5×15 "Power Play" a baby is crying for a large portion of the episode
cvptainjaneway
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Is there screaming?
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0
Are there underwater scenes?
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2
Is there obscene language/gestures?
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Paranoia
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S3
 E21
In a sense. Barclay interacts with holograms of his crewmates without their consent.
belief
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Is the fourth wall broken?
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Pregnancy
Is a baby stillborn?
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Yes
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In the series finale “All Good Things”, it is mentioned that the time distortions caused by Q have caused Nurse Ogawa to suffer a miscarriage. However that timeline is undone.
refusetoshine
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Does a pregnant person die?
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Is there childbirth?
37 supporters
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In one episode, a woman is in labor, but we never see it happen.
Keiko O'Brien also gives birth and has a stereotypical "screaming birth".
In one episode, Troi gives birth to an alien baby but has no pain at all.
No "naughty bits" are ever seen.
Nebulacat
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Are there abortions?
24 supporters
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0
No
14
5
In the episode "The Child," the crew briefly debates whether or not to terminate an unexpected pregnancy. The mother decides not to.
VivPizza
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0
S6
 E25
Alien "energy patterns" that are said to be embryo-equivalent, yes.
mxamber
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Prejudice
Are there homophobic slurs?
64 supporters
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0
No
14
Are there fat jokes?
64 supporters
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2
No
10
17
In S5E17 a character of an alien race with a non-binary gender system identifies as a woman. Although the main characters are generally supportive the alien race is not and she undergoes psychotectic therapy, a process where her gender is brainwashed out of her. Although this wasn't a human trans character this was clearly as close as you could get to explore this topic on TV in 1992.
Tassillow
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3
in season 6 episode 8, "a fistful of datas", a female character that looks like data (and is played by the same male actor as data) wears a dress with a low neckline, showing cleavage. if i remember correctly, this is portrayed somewhat humorously.
iluvdata
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5
Mainly in relation to Geordi's blindness or Data's "being different". Some episodes deal with extreme abuse & eugenics
keebiecoo
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3
No
8
0
S2
 E11
(spoilers)
Multiple people die off-screen at one moment. It can be assumed some of them were queer; but we never learn anything about them.
lead
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Is a minority is misrepresented?
40 supporters
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2
No
2
Is there hate speech?
40 supporters
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2
No
12
Are there usages of the n-word?
40 supporters
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0
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15
5
There is no in universe antisemitism. Ferengi emody several anti-semitic tropes as defining features as both individuals and a culture.

The Ferengi (an entire specifies of humoniod life) resemble N**i steorotypes of Jews in that have exagerated facial features (here ears) and love of profit. They are extremely legalistic, tend to wear head coverings, and limit certain cultural important activity of women. Ferengi characters were mainly played by actors who were Jewish or of Jewish desent and tend to have slightly darker skin than most white characters

The writers have clqimed that the Ferengi as are meant to be a satirical presentation of 20th century humans, Americans and greed.
banak
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1
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11
0
S2
 E11
Sort of.
(spoilers)
Multiple people die at once off-screen but the only of them we've seen as a character before is black.
lead
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Is there aphobia?
27 supporters
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1
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3
Race
Is there blackface?
45 supporters
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0
No
4
Relationships
Is there a large age gap?
46 supporters
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0
No
5
Religious
Yes
4
No
1
1
TNG isn't always the kindest to religion
ErinHollow
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Sex
Is there bestiality?
118 supporters
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0
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4
Are there incestuous relationships?
National Sexual Assault Hotline 800.656.4673
100 supporters
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0
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20
Yes
19
No
6
8
Nobody "does it" onscreen, but there are a few mentions. Nothing a ten-year-old can't watch, though.
Nebulacat
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2
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4
2
In "Chain of Command," a character is shown nude in silhouette while being tortured
nh17
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11
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4
0
S4
 E16
A protagonist pursues a colleague that he has a crush on based on a simulation of her in the Holodeck. He goes so far as to set up a romantic date under the guise of a professional meeting. The colleague finds out that the protagonist has previously simulated her and though she feels violated, she later apologizes for feeling uncomfortable for it.
belief
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Is there BDSM?
37 supporters
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0
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4
0
S2
 E20
Worf
ErinHollow
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Sexism
Yes
0
No
5
Sickness
Yes
2
No
5
1
Sarek has Bendii Syndrome, the Vulcan equivalent to Alzheimer's.
Aldaron8
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Is someone terminally ill?
29 supporters
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3
No
1
Does someone have a stroke?
21 supporters
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0
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5
0
Captain Picard has Irumodic Syndrome, a chronic, debilitating illness of the brain similar to Alzheimer's
Aldaron8
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Social
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1
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4
1
S2
 E1
Season 2 Episode 1 "The Child" has some really weird "pro-life" themes. It's also a terrible episode with no further plot relevance and can be skipped easily.
MundaneMeow
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Yes
7
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0
0
This show loves philosophical debates
lolfurby
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Is someone homeless?
4 supporters
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0
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4
Spoiler
Yes
1
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23
3
Some episodes, such as "Hero Worship", end sadly, but the series as a whole is not sad.
Nebulacat
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Is Santa (et al) spoiled?
10 supporters
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0
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19
Are there end credit scenes?
1 supporters
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0
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3
Vehicular
Does a car crash?
33 supporters
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0
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11
1
No cars in the 24th century *woot!*
SpencerH
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Is someone hit by a car?
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0
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13
2
It only happens in some holodeck scenes, like in the final season ep "Emergence," s7:e23. You'll hear a train car screech on the tracks, too.
OneirosDream
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Does a plane crash?
1 supporters
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6
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5
1
Starships frequently crash/are destroyed
Arivers
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Violence
Does someone drown?
45 supporters
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6
No
4
3
In the episode "Dark Page," we learn that one of the main characters had a sister who drown, but it is not shown on screen.
ErikGroen
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Yes
14
No
3
3
Laser guns fights are pretty common in action scenes
lolfurby
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Yes
16
No
3
6
There is a particularly gory death at the conclusion of ep 1x25 Conspiracy"
Anonymous
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Yes
3
No
8
1
Not nuclear, but starships commonly explode
nh17
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