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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: The parasites have control of their hosts adrenal glands, which gives them superior strength and durability. In reality, even a stiff shot of adrenaline isn't going to let an old man deliver high-kicks, beat up three fit young men, or resist a stunning effect that would instantly render a normal human unconscious.
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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: The parasites have control of their hosts host's adrenal glands, which gives them superior strength and durability. In reality, even a stiff shot of adrenaline isn't going to let an old man deliver high-kicks, beat up three fit young men, or resist a stunning effect that would instantly render a normal human unconscious.
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* TheInfested: A man explodes, revealing himself to have been full of alien parasites.
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* SciFiWritersHave/NoSenseOfVelocity: Early in the episode, Riker tells [=LaForge=] to increase speed to Warp 6, and he replies "Aye, sir. Full impulse." Errrr... the man said ''warp'', Geordi.
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* SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale: Early in the episode, Riker tells [=LaForge=] to increase speed to Warp 6, and he replies "Aye, sir. Full impulse." Errrr... the man said ''warp'', Geordi.
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* BestFriend: Picard considers Walker Keel and Jack Crusher to be his best friends, noting that they were "inseparable" when they attended Starfleet Academy together.
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* PuppeteerParasite: The creatures are a textbook example, latching themselves onto their victims' brain stem and taking over all of the victims' brain functions.
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* PuppeteerParasite: The creatures are a textbook example, latching themselves onto their victims' brain stem and taking over all of the victims' brain functions.
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* ProperlyParanoid: Walker Keel is so certain of his belief that something is happening within the upper echelon of Starfleet Command that he's willing to breach official protocol to warn Picard, who initially brushes him off. Shortly afterwards, his ship implodes with him on board. This is enough to convince Picard that his suspicions were correct.
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* ProperlyParanoid: Walker Keel is so certain of his belief that something is happening within the upper echelon of Starfleet Command that he's willing to breach official protocol to warn Picard, who initially brushes him off. Shortly afterwards, his ship implodes with him on board. This is enough to convince Picard that his suspicions were correct.Keel was right all along.
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* ProperlyParanoid: Walker Keel is so certain of his belief that something is happening within the upper echelon of Starfleet Command that he's willing to breach official protocol to warn Picard, who initially brushes him off. Shortly afterwards, his ship implodes with him on board. This is enough to convince Picard that his suspicions were correct.
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* CurbStompBattle: When Quinn faces Worf, the showdown between them is given the weight of an act break, implying that they're about to have an epic battle. Instead, Work puts up less of a fight than Riker and gets tossed over a table almost immediately.
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* CurbStompBattle: When Quinn faces Worf, the showdown between them is given the weight of an act break, implying that they're about to have an epic battle. Instead, Work Worf puts up less of a fight than Riker and gets tossed over a table almost immediately.
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* ObviousStuntDouble: Not a lot of effort is made to conceal the fact that both Riker and Quinn are played by stunt doubles during most their fight. It's much easier to spot in the modern, remastered edition than it probably was on a standard-def television in the 1980s, however.
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* ObviousStuntDouble: Not a lot of effort is made to conceal the fact that both Riker and Quinn are played by stunt doubles during most of their fight. It's much easier to spot in the modern, remastered edition than it probably was on a standard-def television in the 1980s, however.
