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Class Reunion was a roleplaying game adventure included in Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, published by West End Games in 1987. A class reunion was a planned event at which members of a past school class came together again. In 2370, Counselor Deanna Troi visited Starbase 231 for her class reunion, which lasted three days. While there, she reconnected with old friends that she had lost touch with. Later, when she asked William T. Riker about the possibility of taking the Bridge Officer's Test, she mentioned the reunion as one of the incidents that made her consider it. Riker surmised (correctly) that several of her re-acquaintances had since taken the test. (TNG: "Thine Own Self" ) A common trope used to give a character or characters a chance to interact with old classmates and/or as a flash-back to the days when they were in school. Sometimes used to portray how much a character has changed, grown-up, or become "cool" (or alternatively, how the character hasn't changed a bit), or just as an excuse to put the character in a funny looking wig, glasses or braces. Subtropes include: * Something's Different About You Now * Reunion Revenge Examples of Class Reunion include: James T. Kirk • Spock • Leonard McCoy • Hikaru Sulu • Montgomery Scott • Pavel Chekov • Nyota Uhura Barney and Andy host a school reunion after going through their yearbook, where Andy meets his old girlfriend.

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Using the gemstones you received from Carbuncle, you must jog the memory of Professor Koru-Moru and get his help in reuniting the advanced class from several generations back.

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Class Reunion was a roleplaying game adventure included in Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, published by West End Games in 1987. James T. Kirk • Spock • Leonard McCoy • Hikaru Sulu • Montgomery Scott • Pavel Chekov • Nyota Uhura Barney and Andy host a school reunion after going through their yearbook, where Andy meets his old girlfriend. A class reunion was a planned event at which members of a past school class came together again. In 2370, Counselor Deanna Troi visited Starbase 231 for her class reunion, which lasted three days. While there, she reconnected with old friends that she had lost touch with. Later, when she asked William T. Riker about the possibility of taking the Bridge Officer's Test, she mentioned the reunion as one of the incidents that made her consider it. Riker surmised (correctly) that several of her re-acquaintances had since taken the test. (TNG: "Thine Own Self" ) In 2375, Captain Kathryn Janeway joked about having a 'class reunion' with the members of Species 8472 who had taken the form of Starfleet officers and cadets on Terrasphere 8, as a way of ending hostilities. (VOY: "In the Flesh") A common trope used to give a character or characters a chance to interact with old classmates and/or as a flash-back to the days when they were in school. Sometimes used to portray how much a character has changed, grown-up, or become "cool" (or alternatively, how the character hasn't changed a bit), or just as an excuse to put the character in a funny looking wig, glasses or braces. Often, the roles the characters held when they were at school have been completely reversed to ironic effect; the Alpha Bitch and her Girl Posse who once ruled the school with velvet fists are now frumpy, frustrated housewifes, the Jerk Jock who was king of the sports team is now an overweight loser (usually married to the ex-Alpha Bitch, much to their mutual regret), the mousey shy girl in glasses who was picked on mercilessly by the Alpha Bitch now possesses the looks of a gorgeous supermodel and the Nerds and Geeks tormented by the Jerk Jock are now handsome super-successful Dot-Com millionaires. Subtropes include: * Something's Different About You Now * Reunion Revenge Examples of Class Reunion include:

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