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Star Trek: TNG’s top thriller episode aired 35 years ago in October 1990, delivering fans an unforgettable Beverly Crusher story. The Season 4 episode, "Remember Me," focuses on Crusher as she becomes trapped in a warp bubble that causes people in her life to disappear from the memories of others. A brilliant metaphor for aging, the episode is often ranked among the finest of The Next Generation and Star Trek as a whole. Its captivating mix of sci-fi and horror, paired with metaphorical storytelling, elevates it even further. It also features one of Gates McFadden’s most remarkable performances on the show. Dr. Beverly Crusher’s heroic episode received actress Gates McFadden’s enthusiastic approval.In the Star Trek: TNG season 4 episode "Remember Me," Dr. Beverly Crusher meets her son Wesley at a Starbase while the Enterprise undergoes repairs. She also reconnects with her mentor, Dr. Quaice, but soon realizes that none of the crew remember him boarding the ship or acknowledge his existence. As time passes, more members of the Enterprise vanish, leaving only Dr. Crusher and Captain Picard. However, Picard, too, eventually disappears, leaving Crusher completely alone. She then discovers that she has been trapped in a vortex accidentally created by Wesley. Gates McFadden in Star Trek: TNG | Credits: Paramount The episode showcases Gates McFadden's talent as an actress, as she navigates the stressful situation with poise and a scientific approach. She described it as a beautiful episode and felt it highlighted her heroism effectively (via Looper). She also noted how Picard’s reaction to what he perceives as a manic episode from Crusher was handled with patience and kindness. This episode, celebrating its 35th anniversary in October 2025, stands as part of Star Trek's rich tradition of remarkable horror stories. Episodes Like Remember Me Show How Well Star Trek Has Cracked Horror Anson Mount in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds | Credits: Paramount+ The episodic nature of the Star Trek franchise has allowed it to explore a variety of genres and intriguing thought experiments. While sci-fi is its main focus, the show seamlessly incorporates numerous sub-genres, creating a well-rounded experience. It particularly excels when delving into the horror/thriller genre. The Star Trek: TNG episode "Remember Me" is a prime example of horror done right. From the original series to the latest, Strange New Worlds, many episodes have used fear as a central theme. The TOS episode "Galileo’s Seven" revealed that not all threats are visible, while "Miri" gave us haunting visions of a possible future. The Strange New Worlds episode "All Those Who Wander" explores body horror, placing the Enterprise crew in an Alien-like scenario aboard an abandoned ship stalked by a Gorn attacker. Meanwhile, the TNG episode "Remember Me" delves into psychological horror, serving as an allegory for aging within the episode's context. Which do you think is the best horror-themed Star Trek episode? Share your thoughts below. Star Trek: TNG is available for streaming on Paramount+.

With the announcement of The Apothecary Diaries season 3, a new seasonal visual has been unveiled. The anime's protagonists, Maomao and Jinshi, are depicted picking and admiring persimmons, perfectly capturing the essence of autumn. The Apothecary Diaries’ Fall Visual Sparks Curiosity for Season 3 In The Apothecary Diaries season 2 finale, Jinshi and Maomao are seen peacefully searching for fresh persimmons, reminding fans of the anime’s upcoming sequel. Although there is no official release date for season 3, it is speculated to premiere in either the Spring or Summer 2026 anime season, likely in April or July. Season 1 was announced in February 2023 and aired from October 2023 to March 2024. Season 2 followed shortly, being announced immediately after and airing from January to July 2025. With a consistent gap of about nine months or three seasons between announcements and releases, season 3 is expected to follow a similar timeline, aiming for a spring 2026 release. The Apothecary Diaries season 3 is expected to adapt volume 5 of the light novel and likely conclude with volume 6, as it might be another two-cour season. This season will kick off with significant political shifts, with Jinshi dropping his pretense and Gyokuyou giving birth to a son, officially making her the empress. Meanwhile, Maomao will discover a potential insect plague and, true to her nature, become entangled in yet another mystery. Below is a table containing the IMDB and MAL ratings for the anime along with platforms where it can be streamed: What are your predictions for The Apothecary Diaries season 3? Will there be any development in Maomao and Jinshi's relationship? Share your thoughts in the comments below. You can watch The Apothecary Diaries anime now streaming on Crunchyroll.

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Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead follows Akira Tendo, a 24-year-old office worker trapped in a soul-crushing job and a joyless routine. When a sudden zombie apocalypse hits Tokyo, Akira doesn’t panic — he celebrates. Freed from his toxic workplace, he sees the chaos as a chance to finally live life on his own terms. He creates a bucket list of 100 things he wants to do before becoming a zombie, from simple pleasures to wild adventures, and sets out to complete them with newfound purpose. The series blends comedy, horror, and heartfelt moments, turning the undead apocalypse into a backdrop for personal liberation and self-discovery.