Brannon Braga Explains Why Star Trek: TNG Shared DNA With The Twilight Zone
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20 years later, the navel-gazing of Richard Linklater's rotoscoped sci-fi take on A Scanner Darkly is as fresh as ever.
The A.V. Club·9d ago·9 min readStar Trek: TNG's Cause and Effect episode by writer Brannon Braga was so original that fans thought something had gone wrong and actors thought it was a joke.
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