The Nth Degree

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"The Nth Degree" is a Star Trek: The Next Generation episode in which Lieutenant Reginald Barclay gains extraordinary intelligence after an encounter with an alien probe, leading to dramatic changes in his behavior and the Enterprise’s mission.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Star Trek: The Next Generation episode
television episode
centralTheme enhanced intelligence
human–computer interface
individual transformation
trust and control aboard a starship crew
continuity part of the ongoing storyline of Star Trek: The Next Generation
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depictsOrganization Starfleet NERFINISHED
United Federation of Planets NERFINISHED
exploresConcept ethical implications of sudden intelligence enhancement
limits of human potential
reliance on advanced technology
featuresCharacter Beverly Crusher NERFINISHED
Data NERFINISHED
Deanna Troi NERFINISHED
Geordi La Forge NERFINISHED
Jean-Luc Picard NERFINISHED
Reginald Barclay NERFINISHED
William T. Riker NERFINISHED
Worf NERFINISHED
featuresStarship USS Enterprise-D NERFINISHED
featuresTechnology Enterprise-D main computer
alien probe
franchise Star Trek NERFINISHED
genre science fiction
narrativeFocus character development of Reginald Barclay NERFINISHED
originalLanguage English
originalNetwork Syndication
plotElement Barclay interfaces directly with the Enterprise-D computer. NERFINISHED
Barclay’s intelligence increase causes dramatic changes in his behavior.
The Enterprise is taken on an unexpected mission by Barclay’s actions. NERFINISHED
plotSummary Lieutenant Reginald Barclay gains extraordinary intelligence after an encounter with an alien probe. NERFINISHED
relatedFranchise Star Trek NERFINISHED
relatedWork Star Trek: The Next Generation NERFINISHED
season 4
series Star Trek: The Next Generation NERFINISHED
setting 24th century
Federation space
Milky Way Galaxy NERFINISHED
tone dramatic
philosophical

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Reginald Barclay notableEpisode The Nth Degree