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Something for Breakfast was a play written by USS Enterprise-D chief medical officer Beverly Crusher. She planned a performance of the play in 2369, and wanted Captain Jean-Luc Picard to play the two-line part of the butler. William T. Riker was also an actor in the production. Picard termed it "a very intriguing drama."

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rdfs:comment	Something for Breakfast was a play written by USS Enterprise-D chief medical officer Beverly Crusher. She planned a performance of the play in 2369, and wanted Captain Jean-Luc Picard to play the two-line part of the butler. William T. Riker was also an actor in the production. Picard termed it "a very intriguing drama."
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abstract	Something for Breakfast was a play written by USS Enterprise-D chief medical officer Beverly Crusher. She planned a performance of the play in 2369, and wanted Captain Jean-Luc Picard to play the two-line part of the butler. William T. Riker was also an actor in the production. Picard termed it "a very intriguing drama." The play was temporarily overwritten with Data's poem Ode to Spot on the Enterprise-D's computer after an experiment designed to connect Data directly to the ship's vital systems failed, distributing elements of Data's personality subroutines to various library computer files, most notably to the holodeck. (TNG: "A Fistful of Datas" )

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