The Tilonian System (PNX flashback)
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| PNX episode | |
| "The Tilonian System" | |
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| Season: | 4 |
| Episode no. | F1 |
| Prod. code: | PNX093_F001NN |
| Writer(s): | Hawku |
| Original post date: | 2007-08-22 |
| Stardate: | 51599.74 |
| Year: | 2374 |
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| Previous episode: | "Fantastic Method" |
| Next episode: | "Forbidden Crossing, Part I" |
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[edit] Synopsis
Back in the year 2374, Captain Aeris attempts to assist a doomed Phoenix, while Admiral Daniel deals with his Changeling status coming out of the closet.
[edit] Memorable quotes
- "I completely understand, Admiral. Just the other day I was saying to GoyCho that space is the final frontier, and that these were the voyages of the starship-- Well, I don't want to bore you with all the details."
- — Armond
[edit] Background information
- As a rewrite, this episode maintained up-to-date formatting consistent with season 4.
- The episode was carefully worked around the original episode's text in order to retain episodic continuity. Text from the episode "Experimentalism" in which that episode also re-visits the original "The Tiloniam System" episode is also incorporated into the re-write version.
- The episode was the only episode in the 4th season to take place 10 years prior to any other episode in the season.
- This episode was previously entitled "The Tiloniam System: Remixed". And previously before that, it was going to be categorized into a separate series of episodes entitled "Star Trek: Phoenix-X Remixed" - where episodes would be re-writes of Star Trek: Phoenix-X episodes.
- The title, "The Tilonian System" refers to a twice-occurring joke within the episode where characters continually confuse the Tiloniam system with the Tilonian system. The Phoenix never actually visits the Tilonian system, but was originally supposed to.
