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      Once the twist is revealed, things wrap up quickly. The moral fallout is   
   not deeply probed—who feels guilty, how relationships pick up, how the crew   
   process that they almost followed orders to do something wrong. The epilogue   
   is relatively simple. ([   
   Jammer's Reviews][2])   
      
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   ## Overall Rating: **7 / 10**   
      
   **Verdict:**   
   *Conundrum* is a solid episode with a clever premise. It’s not among the   
   very best of TNG, but it’s enjoyable, thought-provoking in a lighter way,   
   and gives nice moments of character insight. If you enjoy episodes that mess   
   with identity, memory, or    
   moral uncertainty, this one delivers. There are plot holes and some   
   convenience in the writing, but it’s entertained enough to earn a positive   
   score.   
      
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   [1]: https://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/episodes/tng5g.htm?utm_s   
   urce=chatgpt.com "Ex Astris Scientia - The Next Generation (TNG) Season 5   
   Guest Reviews"   
   [2]: https://www.jammersreviews.com/st-tng/s5/conundrum.php?utm_   
   ource=chatgpt.com "\"Conundrum\" | Star Trek: TNG | Jammer's Reviews"   
      
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